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Au Train Michigan sits on the northern side of the Upper Peninsula. It is close to Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore and Hiawatha National Forest, meaning that opportunities for outdoor recreation are abundant. Get away from the stresses of life and take deep breaths of fresh air at Au Train Michigan bed and breakfasts.

Au Train is worth visiting year round. When temperatures drop, ice fishing season opens. Winter snows mean miles of trails in Hiawatha National Forest open to cross country skiers, snowmobiling, and dogsledding. During the holiday season, ski the cheerful Christmas Lighted Ski Trails in the Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore. Bundle up and head out to explore miles of trails on snowmobiles, or experience the forest in a unique way - riding behind a pack of dogs. There is nothing like it.

Once the snows melt, hiking opens up in Hiawatha National Forest. Ask Au Train Michigan bed and breakfast innkeepers about favorite hikes to the numerous local waterfalls. Explore forty miles of Lake Superior coastline at Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore, where sandstone cliffs, sand dunes and white sandy beaches await.

Get out on the water in the summer. Fish on Lake Superior or in the AuTrain River. Paddle along the shores of Au Train Bay or down the Au Train River. Take the Pictured Rocks Cruise and view waterfalls only visible from the water. Ask bed and breakfast Au Train Michigan innkeepers about favorite swimming holes.

There is no place finer in autumn than Michigan's Upper Peninsula. Plan to use Au Train Michigan bed and breakfasts as a base for exploring the colorful forests. Hop on bicycles and tour through winding country roads, or explore wooded trails on mountain bikes. Follow trails to scenic overlooks in Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore. Most of all, relax and stretch out in the magnificent surroundings of the Upper Peninsula.