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Newaygo is in Northwest Michigan, on the Muskegon River. Stay in bed and breakfasts Newaygo Michigan while enjoying outdoor recreation in Newaygo County throughout the year. There are hundreds of miles of streams and rivers for boating and fishing, hundreds of lakes and ponds in which to fish, swim and boat, and thousands of acres of forest land for hiking, skiing, and enjoying.

The North Country Trail stretches nearly 5,000 miles across seven states. It connects New York to North Dakota, and passes close to Newaygo in the Manistee National Forest. Ask Newaygo Michigan bed and breakfasts innkeepers where to find the nearest North Country Trail access; ski or snowshoe stretches of the trail in the winter, hike it in the summer (mountain biking is permitted in limited areas).

In the fall, enjoy long scenic drives or bike rides through the Manistee National Forest, which turns red, orange and yellow. In the winter, heavy snowfall transform the forest into a hushed winter wonderland. Warm hands and toes by the fire of bed and breakfasts Newaygo Michigan after days of ice skating, ice fishing, skiing or snowshoeing.

Golf enthusiasts will enjoy playing the six different courses in the area, such as the Village Green Golf Club near town, or the Pilgrims Run Golf Club in nearby Pierson. To cool off after a hot day on the green, grab an inner tube and float down the Muskegon River.

Be sure to reserve space in a Newaygo Michigan bed and breakfast during favorite festivals throughout the year. Anglers come to town for the Blessing of the Poles during Troutfest in April. Golfers shoulder their bags for the Annual Golf Outing in May. Boaters race canoes and kayaks on the Muskegon River during the Fourth of July celebration. The fall Logging Festival pays tribute to the importance of this industry with fun events like chainsaw carvings, and the very brave plunge into Hess Lake during Winter Fest in January.