Get Outdoors Central Upper Peninsula 9063412355 8970W County Rd 442 mailing addressManistique MI 49854 PUB30002 Rev312010 RDTotal Number of Copies Printed Total Cost Cost ID: 833565
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Palms BookSTATE PARKGet OutdoorsCentra
Palms BookSTATE PARKGet OutdoorsCentral Upper Peninsula906.341.2355 8970W County Rd. 442 (mailing address)Manistique, MI 49854PUB3000-2 (Rev.3/1/2010) RDTotal Number of Copies Printed: ?,??? ;Total Cost: $???.??; Cost per Copy: $0.??in the parkhuntingwheelchair-accessible raftt watchable wildlifePalms Book boasts Michigan’s largest freshwater spring – Kitch-iti-kipi. Two hundred feet wide and 40 feet deep, Kitch-iti-kipi’s water is emerald green and forty- ve degrees year-round. Visitors can oat across on a canopied raft to view the giant trout that lie along the crystal clear bottom.Check out michigan.org for attractions in the area. Palms Book is a day-use only park. The wheelchair-accessible raft provides an opportunity f
or everyone to enjoy the view across the
or everyone to enjoy the view across the spring.Trout watching from inside the raft.The Recreation Passport is your $10 ticket to Michigan’s state parks, recreation areas and boat launches. Your $10 will help improve forest campgrounds, trails, and historic and cultural sites in state parks. Check “YES” when you renew your license plate. Camp Green encourages guests to participate in protecting the environment while camping at a Michigan State Park or Recreation Area.www.michigan.gov/recreationpassportN46° 0.379’, W086° 22.8417’Camp Green encourages guests to participate in protecting the environment while visiting a Michigan State Park or Recreation Area