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The Atlas/Michigan/H-58 — Pictured Rocks Corridor

H-58 — Pictured Rocks Corridor

49 mi
Length
3
Verified stops
1,010 ft
High point
Scenic
Road type

Alger County's H-58 curves about 43 paved miles through Hiawatha National Forest country between Munising and Grand Marais, serving as the access road for Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore. The broader seed ride continues from Grand Marais back west on M-28 to Marquette; the mapped route covers the H-58 segment.

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Mile 0.0

Munising, MI

Western terminus on Munising Bay — fuel, food, and Pictured Rocks boat tours.

Mile 43.0

Grand Marais, MI

Harbor village at the eastern end of H-58 near the Grand Sable Dunes; limited but reliable services.

Mile 75.0

Au Train, MI

Lakeside village on the M-28 leg toward Marquette if you continue the full corridor ride.

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