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The rusty golds and oranges of autumn leaves have fallen to the ground and the sparkling
carpet of white snow will soon be here, making way for the fantastic festivals, dining,
shopping and recreation that only Wexford, Missaukee, Osceola and Lake counties can
offer. An undeniable charm and casual northern Michigan spirit spreads from town to town,
making every visitor feel welcome. On The Go highlights many local and regional events,
recreational activities and business offerings, from shopping to dining!
Table of Contents
05 • Festival, Activities & Events Light parade is a new feature in 2019
November 2019 - April 2020
37 • Evart’s Small Town Christmas
07 • Beat the Winter Blahs Directory A perfect Christmas
Get out of the house and let one of these
businesses brighten your day
40 • Manton Christmas Party
Tree and Santa takes center stage
11 • Fall Harvest of Family Fun
Head out and enjoy the season
42 • Caberfae Peaks
gaining reputation for consistently good snow
12 • Where to pick your pumpkin
Pumpkin patches gearing up for fall fun
44 • Crystal Mountain
Has more than downhill skiing in the winter
15 • Car Care Directory
The businesses will be sure to help you out
46 • Ice fishing heats
up when temperatures drop
14 • Where view nature’s
Color Extravaganza 47 • Free fishing weekend
Tailor-made for families
17 • Veterans Day Events
A day to remember our heroes
48 • Snowmobile Trail Map
22 • Hunting and Fishing Centers 51 • Sledding

Public hills are not the only option
will be busy this fall and winter
23 • For nearly four decades, Gopherwood 56 • Miles of snowmobile trails

Cadillac area is snowmobile country
bringing world-class folk to Cadillac
58 • Go snowshoeing
25 • Skate Rink, Fireplace Big Attractions New look on the outdoors
during winter in Cadillac Commons
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9 • The Pines Sports
Bar & Bowling Center
10 • Primos BBQ
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Things to Do
Festivals, activities & events 2019
*Dates/times subject to change October 19 • Noon to 3 p.m.
Pumpkin Fest
OCTOBER CADILLAC — Crown of Life Lutheran Church, 403 E.
North St. Bring the family and enjoy fall-themed crafts
Open seven days a week through October 31 and games for kids of all ages, including a cake walk
10 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. and pumpkin bowling. Concessions will be available.
Pahl’s Pumpkin Patch October 19 • 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
BUCKLEY — Pahl’s Pumpkin Patch, 11168 N. M-37
Cost: $4 plus rides and pumpkins cost extra Fall Craft Show
Come and see our farm animals or get lost in our CADILLAC — Zion Lutheran Church, 350 Pearl St.
corn mazes (or straw maze for the little ones). Squash, Selection of handmade craft items and bake sale.
straw, gourds and cornstalk bundles for sale, and Booth rental and bake sale proceeds help support
treats from the Country Store. Contact: 231-269-4400 the Socks and Underwear Table at Project Christmas.
or visit www.pahlscountrystore.com.
October 24 • 6 p.m.,
October 12 • 6:30 p.m. dinner starts at 6:30 p.m.
Dancing With The Y Stars Love in the Name
CADILLAC — Wexford Civic Center, 1320 N. Mitchell
Cost: Tickets are $75, plus $5 per vote
of Christ Annual
Evening of entertainment, food, and a cash bar. Fundraising Dinner
Watch local celebrities perform a dance number in CADILLAC — Fox Hill Event Center. Dinner with raffle
front of a live audience to compete for the coveted prizes and a live auction. Tickets cost $30. For more
titles of People’s Choice Award and/or Judge’s information or to reserve tickets, call 231-779-1888.
Choice Award.
October 25 • 5 to 7:30 p.m.
October 12 • 11 a.m. Oktoberfest
Main Street Fall Festival CADILLAC — Emmanuel Lutheran Church, 11198 E.
EVART — Main Street Mixer where guests participate M-55. Homemade German dinner with family fun, silent
in a variety of fall themed events, including a Chili auction, hayrides, games, crafts and face painting.
Cook Off, a Scarecrow Contest, Chicken Doo Bingo, Proceeds benefit Friends Ministry and ministries at the
rocks painting, music, games and more. church. Entertainment will be provided by the Inland
String Band and Jack Purkiss. Cost: $10 for adults, $5 for
October 17-19 and 24-26 • 7 p.m. each evening, children ages 3-12, free for children under 3; or $30 per
family. Information: Call 231-775-3261.
2 p.m. matinee on October 26
Footliters:
The Addams Family
CADILLAC — Cadillac High School Auditorium
Cost: $10-12
MESICK MARKET
October 19 • 2 to 6 p.m.
Home of Windy Hills Farm Natural Buffalo
Harvest Party Beer & wine • lottery, lotto
We Accept:
MCBAIN — Vogel Center Church, 118 W. Mesick Ave.
1789 E. Stoney Corners Road Mesick, MI 49668 • 231-885-1030
Family fun with inflatables, hay rides, games, trunk or open 8 am-8 pm 7 days a week WIC
treat and plenty of food. Free. Stop in for your all your grocery needs.

Things to Do Festivals, activities & events 2019
October 26 • 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Marion Eagles Aux. #4087 Trick-OR-Treat Times
Craft Show and Pie Sale
Cadillac:
MARION — 221 S. Mill St. Proceeds will 5-8pm
support Cadillac: 5-8pm
Evart: 5-8pm
charities. Food available for purchase.
Evart: 5-8pm
Manton: 5-7:30pm Manton: 5-8pm
Marion: 5-8pm
Haring Township McBain: 5-8pm
Marion: 5-8pm
Fire Department Mesick: until 10pm
McBain: 5-8pm
Open House Mesick: until 9pm
Lake City: 5:30-7:30pm Lake City: 5:30-7:30pm
CADILLAC — Haring Township Fire Department
Luther:
The department will be showcasing its5-8pm
new truck. Reed City: 5-7pm
LeRoy: 5-8pm
October 26 • 7 p.m.
Reed City: 5-7pm *Times should be used as guidelines.
Towns not listed did not specify times
Gopherwood HouseTustin: Concert
5-7pm — but please follow the same basic guidelines.
Luke Winslow-King *Times should be used as guidelines.

Towns not listed did not specify times
CADILLAC — 4320 E. 46 Road. Cost:
but pleaseTickets are
follow the same $20
basic guidelines.
for adults, $10 for students ages 13-18.
October 26 October 31
Haunted Park Halloween in LeRoy
EVART — Riverside Park East. Enjoy a haunted forest tour.
October 31 • 5:30 to 6:30 p.m.
October 26 • 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Trick-r-Treat
Halloween in the Park MARION — Village Hall, Marion
REED CITY — G.T. Norman Elementary School
Halloween in the Park is a safe, fun trick or treating
that is located inside the school.
NOVEMBER
November 9 • 5 p.m.
Halloween Downtown
Downtown CADILLAC — Bring the kids and stroll SPAYGHETTI and No Balls
Mitchell Street for a safe, early Trick-or-Treat event. dinner fundraiser
MANTON — The Barn Hall in Manton
411 Dailey Dr.
Reed City, MI 49677 Dinner followed by a live auction. Proceeds benefit
Office: 231-832-4000 the Missaukee Humane Society. Cost: $7-10.
Inc. Hours:
Mon - Fri 9-5 November 9-10 and 13-14 • 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Sat 9-Noon
Cadillac Sportsman’s
• Spa Sales & Repair • Inground & Above Ground Pools
• Pool Supplies & Accessories Club – Annual Hunter
• Free Water Testing In Store Sight-In Days
• Weekly Cleanings Available • Licensed Builder CADILLAC — Cadillac Sportsman’s Club,
located 3 miles east on US 131 on M-55 east.
Cost: $5 per rifle. Contact: 231-775-0475.

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*Dates/times subject to change
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Veteran’s Day Services
November 15
Opening Day Buck Pole Bl a h s
MARION — Marion VFW
November 15
Get out of the house & let one of
MANTON Buck Pole these businesses brighten your day!
November 15-16 • 6 a.m. to 9 p.m.

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November 23 • 9 a.m. to noon • Gift Certificates • Coffee Table Books
Annual Toy Trot 5K • Leanin’ Tree Greeting Cards
• And A Whole Lot More…
CADILLAC — Race starts at Cadillac City Park, goes
out 1.55 miles along Lake Cadillac and heads back
to finish at the park. Proceeds benefit Toys for Tots.
120 E. Pine Street • Cadillac
Cost: $25-$35. (231) 775-8171
November 23 • 7 p.m.
Gopherwood:
Charlie Millard Band
CADILLAC — Elks Club, Mitchell Street. Charlie and
his father Jerry combine their talents with percussionist
Michael Binienda. Cost: Tickets are $15 in advance or
$18 at the doors for adults, $7 in advance or $9 at the Cardinal Creations The Cardinal Nest
door for students ages 13-18, and free for children 12 Quilt Shop “A Norwegian Stabbur”
and under. Handmade Gifts and More Stay next door to
7451 W. Blue Rd. (M-55) Cardinal Creations
Lake City, MI Reserve your getaway
November 23-December 22 • 231.839.5570 now at 231-839-5570!
Open 4-7 p.m. Fridays,
11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays
Santa Experience Looking For Some More
BUCKLEY — Pahl’s Country Store, 11168 N. M-37
Take a wagon ride back to Santa’s cabin, enjoy the
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NOVEMBER cont. Christmas Kick-Off

Celebration of Life & Love
MARION — The Eagles and Veterans Memorial Park,
November 29 Featuring children’s activities, caroling, sleigh/wagon
5:30 to 8 p.m. rides, Santa, tree lighting and more.
Christmas November 30 • 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
in the Small Business
Park Saturday
CADILLAC
Cadillac Commons CADILLAC — Downtown
Cadillac Downtown Cadillac
November 29-30 will be offering an open house
Craft show: 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. atmosphere, along with
shopping and festivities
Evergreen festival in locally owned stores.
REED CITY — Santa arrives with his reindeer at the
Reed City Depot following parade on Friday. Craft November 30 • 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
show at the high school.
McBain PTO Craft Show
November 30 • 4:30 p.m. MCBAIN — McBain Public School, 226 N. Grace St.
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Formerly known as the Cadillac Sands, is under new M-115 (across from Mitchell State Park), Cadillac 775-5412
ownership and a complete remodel is underway!
• Cottages or Motel • Electronics/Hand or
Our goal is to make this location Cadillac’s premier • Minnows (4 sizes) Power Augers
destination once more!
• Waxworms/Wigglers/ • Shelters
We are open while remodeling. Enjoy reduced room
rates for a limited time. Spikes • 1000s of Ice Jigs and Lures
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Things to Do Festivals, activities & events
*Dates/times subject to change December 7 • 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Holiday Home Tour
DECEMBER
CADILLAC — Presented by the Cadillac Garden
Club. Includes music and refreshments. Cost: $15-20.
Tickets go on sale Nov. 1 at Brinks Art and Frame Shop.
December 7 • 8 a.m. Contact: 231-510-9047.
Breakfast with Santa December 7 • 1 to 4 p.m.
TUSTIN — Kettunen Center, 14901 4-H Drive
Cost: $1 per child, $3 per adult for 15-minute slot Christmas in a Small Town
Call for reservations at 231-829-3421. EVART — Evart Depot/Crossroads Community Church.
December 7 • 6 p.m. December 7 • 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Festival of Dreams Holiday Craft Show

MANTON — Manton High School 5th St. Gym, 105 5th St.
Dinner-Dance
CADILLAC — The Cadillac Grill, 7839 E. 46 ½ Road December 12-14
Cocktails, 6 p.m.; dining and live/silent auctions,
7 p.m. All proceeds go toward Wexford-Osceola Footliters: Home for
Habitat for Humanity. Cost: Tickets are $60 per person the Holidays special
or $100 per couple. Contact: 231-775-7561. CADILLAC — The Market at Cadillac Commons.
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Offers Fuel and Food!
pick up a subway Medical - Dental - Behavioral Health - Vision (in White Cloud)
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JANUARY 2020 MARCH

January 17-18 and 24-45, 2020 March 14, 2020
Footliters: Caberfae Spring Carnival
Boeing Boeing CADILLAC — Caberfae Peaks Ski and Golf Resort, 1
Caberfae Lane. Outdoor snowbar and grill, rail jam,
Sidesplitting farce following a 1960s swinging bachelor costume parade and big air contest with music at the
engaged to three stewardesses; life gets bumpy. base of the slopes. Contact: 231-862-3000.
Information: www.cadillacfootliters.com.
January 18, 2020

Annual Coyote Cup
APRIL
Youth Snowmobile Race April 3-4 and 10-11, 2020
Registration 8:30 to 10 a.m. Practice heats 10 a.m. Footliters Junior
to noon and race starts at 1 p.m.
HOXEYVILLE — Coyote Crossing Resort, 8593 S. 13 Road
Players: The Lion King Jr.
Sponsored by the Cadillac Winter Warriors Snowmobile Adaptation of the full Broadway show performed by
Club and Coyote Crossing Resort. For ages 12 and area students ages 8-13.
under, 120 cc and under. Makeup date is Feb. 1 at the Information: www.cadillacfootliters.com.
same location. Cost: $20 per child, proof of medical
insurance required. Information: Contact Paula Lutz at
231-389-2663 or lutzandlazarranch@yahoo.com. McBain Family Pharmacy
Know Your Medicine Know Your Pharmacist!
FEBRUARY
• Local Delivery Service
• Fast & Friendly
• Blister Packaging
February 2, 2020 • All Major Insurance
2:00 p.m. Carriers Accepted
OASIS Dr. Clayton & Dr. Lacey Gilde,
Polar Dip PharmD Pharmacists/Owners
CADILLAC — 119 N. Roland St., McBain • 231-825-8175

Causeway bridge Hours: M-F 8:30-5:30, Closed: Saturday & Sunday
on Lake Cadillac
across from
Consumers Energy. LC Family Pharmacy
Know Your Medicine Know Your Pharmacist!
• Fast and Friendly Service

• Free Delivery for Med Sync Patients
February 15-16, 2020 • Zero Dollar Copay Testing Supplies
Free Fishing Weekend (some restriction apply, contact pharmacy for details)
• Personalized and Convenient
CADILLAC — Fishing regulations still apply. Compliance Packaging Options
for more information, visit www.michigan.gov/
freefishing. 57 N. Morey St., Lake City, MI
231-559-0005
Hours: M-F 8:30-5:30, Closed: Saturday & Sunday

Fa m i ly Fu n
Haunted Fun!
PumPkin Fun!
SEPT. 23 - OCT. 31, 2019

10:00 AM-6:30 PM • 7 DAYS A WEEK
BARREL TRAIN RIDES $3
4
TRACTOR PULLED
$ ENTRANCE
FEE
WAGON RIDES $3
WEEKENDS ONLY
LARGEST GOAT WALK
INCLUDES: IN NORTHERN MICHIGAN!
CORN MAZE PLUS MANY OTHER ANIMALS
STRAW MAZE TO SEE FOR FREE!
FARM ANIMALS NATURE WALK
& NEW ATTRACTIONS TO THE COVERED BRIDGE
LORD OF THE GOURDS OCTOBER 13 FROM 1-4 PM
PURCHASE YOUR GOURDS, STRAW, SQUASH, CORN STALKS AND MUCH MORE!
Weekend concessions - hot dogs, cider, donuts, hot chocolate and more!
FIELD TRIPS WELCOME Please call ahead 231-269-4400 to schedule
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11168 N. M-37 S., Buckley, MI 49620 (Across from the Old Engine Show Grounds)
Every Friday & Saturday Looking For Fall Fun

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Where to
pick your pumpkin
Leaves are starting to change, the weather is getting
crisp and the frights and sounds of Halloween are just
around the corner.
For those who think that sounds like a perfect week-
PAHL’S PUMPKIN PATCH
Pahl’s Pumpkin Patch in Buckley will be open for
business offering all of your fall favorites. The patch,
end afternoon, you’re in luck, because the Cadillac located across from the Buckley Old Engine Show
area has two pumpkin patches where you can get lost grounds, has been open for more than 10 years and will
in a corn maze or sample some delectable doughnuts be open seven days a week from 10 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. The
and apple cider. Pahl’s Pumpkin Patch near Buckley patch will be open through Halloween.
and Norman Farms in Tustin are once again gearing There are farm animals for children to see, corn
up for some fall fun. mazes to explore, a straw climb and slide, a mini merry
With that in mind, there is no better time to head out go-round, a goat walk, and pumpkins, squash, straw,
and enjoy the season as well as pick up a pumpkin and gourds, Indian corn and corn stalk bundles for sale and
other fall decorations. more. New this year is an apple cannon.

Pumpkins
and a lot more
On the weekends, there are hay-
wagon rides, barrel train rides, and a
concession stand, which includes hot
dogs, doughnuts, cider, hot chocolate
and more. Entrance fee is $4.
For more information, call (231) 269-
4400 or log on to www.pahlspumpkin-
patch.com. Pahl’s Pumpkin Patch is
located at 11168 N. M-37 in Buckley.
NORMAN FARMS
In early September Norman Farms
in Tustin was finishing up the summer
growing season with sweet corn and
other fresh veggies, but now pumpkins
are the biggest produce harvested.
In addition to the pumpkins, Norman
Farms also has Indian corn, gourds,
and dried corn stalks. The farm is open
from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. seven days a week.
Once again Norman Farms is partici-
pating in the Pink Pumpkin Project to
support breast cancer research.
The farm is donating half of the
proceeds from each pink pumpkin sold
to organizations involved with breast
cancer research. The Pink Pumpkin
Patch Foundation was created in 2012
to aid in the fight against breast cancer.
On Oct. 19, Norman Farm also is
scheduled to host a family fun day/
open house which starts at 11 a.m. In
addition to all the normal things like
pumpkins, squash, gourds and other
accouterments of fall, there will be a
petting zoo, cider, doughnuts and more.
The farm is located four miles west
of U.S. 131 exit 168 at 22735 20 Mile
Road. More information can be found
by calling (231) 429-6191.

Where to view nature’s
color extravaganza
Photo courtesy of the Cadillac Visitor’s Bureau
Northern Michigan’s hardwood that start in Cadillac recommended comes Sunnyside Drive. Head west
forests create a blaze of color in the by the Cadillac Area Visitors Bureau to M-115/M-55 and turn left to follow
fall, a palate of bright orange and and the County Road Association of Lake Mitchell. Turn at Thirsty’s
reds mixed with yellow and gold. Michigan. Details of these routes gas station and follow the signs into
Peak color is typically from mid-Sep- can be found at www.cadillacmichi- Camp Torenta and the circle drive.
tember through the end of October. gan.com. When you leave the camp, the road
Here are some driving and hiking One of the easiest and most popu- continues through a wooded area
color tour suggestions that highlight lar routes of the four is the Wexford and around to the Lake Mitchell
some of the best sights in our area County Lakes Tour that follows the shoreline again. Follow the shore
using Cadillac as a home base. shorelines of Lake Cadillac and until you return to the canal and and
Lake Mitchell. This 20-mile route turn left to follow the Lake Cadillac
Wexford County starts at the Cadillac 4 Theater. shoreline back to town.
Drive south on U.S.131 and turn
There are four popular color tours right on Granite Street which be- See Color on page 16

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Color
Lake County, Luther
Continued from page 14
and Caberfae Tour

Also included in the four popular
routes that start in Cadillac is a 65-mile
tour that leads drivers through Tustin
and into Lake County through Luther,
past the Little Manistee River and the
Luther Dam. It continues on a loop that
goes through Hoxeyville and past the
Caberfae Scenic Outlook, where the view
will encompas miles of wooded forests
and hills.
The wooded trails

of Osceola County
Just south of Cadillac, Reed City offers
access to two popular biking and hiking
trails. The Pere Marquette Trail and the
Fred Meijer White Pine Trail intersect
there. To walk or bike this trail from
Reed City, look for the Reed City covered
bridge, a popular landmark just a quar-
ter mile from where the two trails meet.
The bridge is accessible from U.S.-131
and U.S.-10 at the intersection in Reed
City. At the four-way-stop, turn toward
Reed City. The bridge is on the left.
Hike or bike the White Pine Trail

from Cadillac
One of the state’s longest rail/trails
starts in Grand Rapids and extends
92-miles north to end in Cadillac. The Ca-
dillac Staging Area is located at 7184 E.
44 Road in Cadillac and has space for 15
vehicles. This is a paved trailed hugged
by beautiful foliage, farm fields and an
occasional pond. Whether you walk or
bike, it’s a breathtaking experience.
Eleven miles from the staging area is Tu-
stin, where you can enjoy a bite to eat or
a visit to the Pine River Museum before
heading back.

A SALUTE to veterans
Veterans Day is one federal holiday that stands for
something a little more in the Cadillac area.
3325 ext. 9 so they can have a good idea how much
food to prepare.
Communities throughout the area will pause to recog-
nize veterans in conjunction with Veterans Day — origi- CADILLAC
nally Armistice Day. This year Nov. 11 falls on Monday.
The Cadillac Area Honor Guard historical-
BUCKLEY COMMUNITY SCHOOLS ly observes Veterans Day at each of three
sites within Cadillac on Nov. 11.
Veterans are invited to a meet and greet at 8:15 a.m., At approximately 10:45 a.m., Veter-
followed by a ceremony starting at 8:45 a.m. in the ans Memorial Stadium on Linden
small gym of the high school on Nov. 11. There are Street is the first stop. Once there,
speakers, the lower elementary students will read veterans sing the national an-
poems, there will be a moment of silence, and “Taps” them, perform a 21-gun salute,
will be played. Veterans and one guest will be served play “Taps,” lay a wreath, say
breakfast after the ceremony free of charge. a prayer and lower the flag to
The school, however, is requesting veterans who half-staff.
plan to attend the breakfast call the school at (231) 269- See Veterans on page 19
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At approximately 11 a.m. the ceremony

is repeated at the nearby Veterans Memo-
rial on the shore of Lake Cadillac near the
Keith McKellop Walkway. Following that, a
final stop is made at the flagpole and World
War I gun across from the Wexford County
Courthouse, 437 E. Division St.
AMVETS Post No. 110 also typically
conducts a special ceremony at Lakeview
of Cadillac joined by the Cadillac Area
Honor Guard. The event scheduled for 2
p.m. will include a flag-raising ceremony,
guest speaker, and gathering in the chapel
to recognize resident veterans.
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VETERANS
emony. Any veteran who
has gone to school or lives
in the Manton area can call
with veterans and learn about their
service to our country. The school is
at 408 W. Gilbert St. Veterans, active
the high school at (231) 824-6411 to duty service members and other
EVART get put into the program. members of the community are
welcome to join them for a musical
Guyton Park, at the corner of MARION salute to veterans that begins at 1:30
Fifth Street and Main Street, is p.m. on Nov. 11.
where veterans from VFW Post No. Veterans from Marion VFW Post Students at Pine River High
7979 and AMVETS Post No. 11 have No. 6015 historically get together School also take the time to show
jointly conducted a ceremony on for a brief ceremony at 11 a.m. on their gratitude toward the men and
Veterans Day. The event typically Nov. 11 at the Veterans Memorial women of the U.S. Armed Forces.
occurs at 11 a.m. downtown. While they do that with songs, spo-
ken word, and music, they also do it
LAKE CITY MCBAIN RURAL AGRICULTURAL by simply saying “thank you” dur-
ing an annual assembly.
In Missaukee County, veterans
SCHOOLS The high school assembly also
historically have been treated to McBain Rural Agricultural will occur on Nov. 11.
a free meal from the Sons of the Schools will be hosting a Veterans
American Legion at American Le- Day Program in the McBain High REED CITY AREA PUBLIC
gion Post. No. 300, 114 N. Main St. in School Auditorium on Nov. 11. The
Lake City. time of the event had not been de-
SCHOOLS
The dinner is from 5 to 7 p.m. at cided at press time for On the Go. G.T. Norman Elementary has
the post on Nov. 11. Dinner is free in the past, however, the event was historically held a Veterans Day
for veterans with identification. held at 10:45 a.m. There will be a assembly. This year the school will
Family and friends also may have designated seating area at the event again hold the event on Nov. 11, but
dinner for a small price. for veterans and guests. a time was not determined by press
At 11 a.m. on Veterans Day, the time. During the assembly, school
American Legion Post conducts a MESICK personnel will introduce veterans
ceremony at the Veterans Memo- and announce the branch of the
rial next to the Missaukee Ardis Mesick Consolidated Schools service in which they served. If one
District Library. The ceremony will historically has hosted a Veterans of the students is a relative of one
include a speaker, 21-gun-salute, Day assembly and the district will of the veterans, the student’s name
and lowering of the flag. A brief again at 9 a.m. on Nov. 11 at Mesick will also be announced. For more
ceremony also will follow at the High School. Veterans in Mesick, information about the event call the
Lake City Cemetery on M-55 just led by AmVets Post No. 120, also will school at (231) 832-5548.
north of town. again stop at Lions Park at 11 a.m.
for a short ceremony before return- CADILLAC ST. ANN SCHOOL
MANTON ing to the post, at 3369 N. 9 Road, for
fellowship. From 9-11 a.m. on Nov. The school will be hosting a cer-
Manton High School students will 10, the AmVets will host a breakfast emony to honor veterans at 1 p.m.
be putting on an assembly sched- where veterans can eat for free. on Nov. 11. The event includes the
uled for 9:30 a.m. on Nov. 11. Posting of the Colors, followed by
During the assembly, students PINE RIVER AREA SCHOOLS everyone in attendance singing
do the posting of colors and pledge the Pledge of Allegiance and “God
of allegiance. There also will be a Students at Pine River Elemen- Bless the U.S.A.” There also will be
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tour season, the center will be open seven December.
days a week from Oct. 5 to Oct. 20. In January, February and March the
Cadillac’s Chuck Fales, a retired teacher, center offers a Hard Water School with ice
mans the front desk, greeting visitors and fishing classes and a kids tournament.
providing information. One of the most popular programs will
The center includes both archery and again be offered in late December, a night
pellet gun ranges and hikes through the time snowshoe event that includes a hike lit
2.5-mile Heritage Nature Trail. There also by lanterns followed by hot chocolate and
is an exhibit hall displaying the rise of marshallows with equipment available.
sportsmen and women through 150 years For information, call the visitor center
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off their 36th season in October On Nov. 23, Gopherwood will and the language that describes
and while they haven’t yet an- bring the Charlie Millard Band to what we all hold to be true.”
nounced the full lineup, the art- the stage. Additional performers will be
ists they’ve booked so far are a The Charlie Millard Band is com- announced as they are booked.
good indication of the quality one prised of Charlie, his father Jerry, All shows start at 7 p.m. Ad-
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Continued from page 25 what better way to warm
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Visitors will need to bring next to the fireplace in the
their own skates and equip- Plaza?
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but Wallace said there will was assembled through the
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to clear the rink if snow is Cadillac businesses, includ-
covering it. ing Cadillac Fabrication
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shopping or work, many people in appearance. place for shopping and other events
Cadillac will again come out to the Historically, festivities are sched- on Thanksgiving weekend.
city park to sing carols, drink hot uled to begin at 5:30 p.m. and also Downtown merchants will be
chocolate and see Santa Claus. typically feature the lighting of the open and participating in Small
Historically, Cadillac kicks off community Christmas tree. The Business Saturday. In year’s past,
the Christmas season on the Friday City Park and the Keith McKellop many downtown Cadillac business-
after Thanksgiving with its Christ- Walkway also will be illuminated. es offered an open house-type at-
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that day is Friday, Nov. 29. As in rain, shine or snow. Kids who visit cians playing in some of the stores.
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cross-country skiing, snowmobiling. Beautiful parks and
canoeing, kayaking, camping, golf, fishing, hunting, music
and art. Beautiful downtown. The Old Rugged Cross Museum.
The Great American Crossroads Celebration and Evergreen
Festival. Check out the Osceola Quilt Trail - an art movement
celebrating our rural heritage and traditional arts.
Events Happening in Reed City in 2019/20:
October 26th:
Halloween in the Park @ GT Norman Elementary
November 12th:
16th Annual Community & Business Expo @ RCHS
Lighted parade
November 29th & 30th:
Evergreen Festival
December 7th:
Santa & Mrs. Claus @ the Reed City Depot
December 14th:
Santa & Mrs. Claus @ the Reed City Depot is new feature to Reed City’s
February 1st-March 15th:
The Smithsonian is Coming to Reed City Depot (tours will be available)
www.reedcity.org for more information or 231-832-5431
Evergreen Festival
Rails To Trails REED CITY — With the holiday season just around
the corner, Reed City will be hosting the annual Ever-
green Festival.
The festival will kick off the holiday season with a
lighted parade with line-up at 6:15 p.m. at the corner of
ReedReed
CityCity
Depot
Depot Franklin and Sears streets and the parade will start at
7 p.m.
The lighted parade is new to this year, Chamber of
Commerce Director Kim O’Neil said, and has not been
done for some time.
“The city has done a lighted parade in the past but
it has been a while since we have done something like
this,” she said. “I am 45 years old and I cannot remem-
ber a time when there was a lighted parade.”
While the parade goes down Upton, parade-goers may
notice some added decorations around town this year,
For depot rental availability, please visit www.reedcity.org
O’Neil said.
‘We want it to really feel
like Christmas time.’
“This year we will be asking businesses to decorate from 1 to 3 p.m.

their storefronts with a Christmas theme,” she said. Throughout the two-day festivities, there will be an
“When people are watching the parade, we want it to arts and craft show starting at 9 a.m. in the Reed City
really feel like Christmas time.” High School with around 100 vendors for patrons to
There will be a cash prize awarded to the best float shop at.
after the parade in the Reed City Depot. But whether people come out to see the parade or
The parade will take off down Upton Avenue to- shop the craft show, O’Neil said it is all about get-
ward the Reed City Depot where it will lead parade- ting into the Christmas spirit and bringing people
goers to the annual tree lighting. together.
After the parade and tree lighting kids will be able “This brings families together across generations,”
to have their picture taken with Santa and have some said O’Neil. “It is a good time for anyone involved.”
cookies and sip hot cocoa. Santa will be accompanied For more information on the festival, visit reedcity.
by Mrs. Claus, his elves and reindeer. org or if any vendors are interested in participating
On Saturday, Nov. 30, kids will get another chance in the craft show, they can call Susie Miller at (231)
to meet Santa and Mrs. Clause at the Reed City Depot 832-5517.

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coming to Evart a little early
with plans for this year’s Christ-
mas in a Small Town underway.
The City of Evart will once
again host its annual Christmas
festival, Christmas in a Small
Town, on Saturday, Dec. 7 from
1 to 4 p.m. thanks to the Cross-
roads Community Church.
At the Evart Depot on the cor-
ner of Main Street and Railroad
Avenue, there will be a Christ-
mas carnival filled with games
for all ages, pony rides and a
bonfire where guests can stay
warm while enjoying some ear-
ly Christmas spirit.
Stepping inside the depot,
kids will be able to meet Santa
and Mrs. Clause and have their
pictures taken.
As guests walk across the way
to the Crossroads Community
Church, they will find more fun
and games with the Euro Bun-
gee and hot dogs and hot choco-
late that will be served through-
out the event.
Inside the church, tables will
be set up filled with Christmas-
themed arts and crafts.
The pony rides and Euro Bun-
gee will require a parent’s sig-
nature for children to partici-
pate.
Other activities throughout
the celebration will include a
hayride with caroling and a
Christmas Show in the church
starting at 2 p.m.
Reserve early for breakfast
TUSTIN — Santa is coming to
town!
lots and lots of volunteer elves.
Due to the high level of interest
with Santa

The Kettunen Center in Tustin the event brings each year, reser- until Monday, Dec. 2.
will be holding its annual Break- vations are required to get in with This year, to keep the entrance
fast with Santa event from 8 a.m. only 1,100 to 1,200 spots available. fees low, the Kettunen Center
to noon on Saturday, Dec. 7. With that many people shuffling also is asking for donations for
The event will consist of a pan- through the center from station to future Breakfast with Santa
cake breakfast, a visit with Santa station, the reservations are bro- Events.
and Mrs. Claus, a craft room with ken up into 15-minute intervals. To donate or for more informa-
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In Manton, it’s all about the tree. While Santa usually travels via sleigh, in Manton
In addition to the standard tree-lighting party, firefighters provide his transportation, bringing the
Manton families are invited to help decorate the tree Clauses to the party in a firetruck.
ahead of time. This year the tree lighting party is scheduled for
Volunteers decorate the Manton Station park and Saturday, Dec. 7, in the scenic Manton Station (yes,
music stand as well; the decorating party is set for if you’re a regular attendee, that’s the same place as
Sunday, Nov. 24 at 2 p.m. last year). The party starts around 5 p.m. and the tree
Then the tree-lighting party is the first Saturday in lights go on at 6 p.m.
December. Santa is a classic, but so are the other Manton tree-
No Christmas party is complete without the big lighting-in-the-park features.
guy in red, and Manton makes sure he swings by ev- There’ll be hot chocolate, cookies and family,
ery year for its tree lighting party. friends and neighbors.
While Santa Claus is popular, it’s Mrs. Claus that Whether you’re a Manton resident or just stopping
helps to put the little ones at ease. Meeting Santa is a by to soak in the small-town Christmas atmosphere,
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CADILLAC — The management 8-inch pipes with 12-inch pipes for chines,” said Pete Meyer, general
team at Caberfae Peaks continues to more water flow, better pressure and manager of business operations.
make infrastructure improvements “more snow faster.” The decade-long goal to improve
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three terrain areas, six Wednesday, Dec. 25 you can
glade areas and one learn- ski nor snowboard from 10
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skiing in
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Ice fishing heats up
when temperatures drop
If you can stand the cold, you most sporting goods stores. • If there is slush on the ice, stay
won’t be disappointed. • Tell a responsible adult where off. Slush ice is only about half as
The Cadillac area boasts some you are going and what time to ex- strong as clear ice and indicates the
of the best inland lakes for ice fish- pect you back. Relaying your plan ice is no longer freezing from the
ing, but any ice angler will tell you can help save your life if something bottom.
there are some things you should does happen to you on the ice. • Be especially cautious in ar-
know before you head out on the eas where air temperatures have
ice. WHAT TO KNOW ABOUT THE ICE fluctuated. A warm spell may take
The Michigan Department of several days to weaken the ice;
Natural Resources will never com- • You can’t always tell the however, when temperatures vary
ment on ice conditions, but they strength of ice simply by its look, widely, causing the ice to thaw dur-
will gladly share some tips to en- its thickness, the temperature or ing the day and refreeze at night,
sure your ice fishing experience is whether or not it is covered with the result is a weak, “spongy” or
a fun and safe one. snow. honeycombed ice that is unsafe.
• Clear ice that has a bluish tint is • The DNR does not recommend
BEFORE HEADING OUT the strongest. Ice formed by melted the standard “inch thickness” guide
and refrozen snow appears milky used by many anglers and snow-
ON THE ICE and is very porous and weak. mobilers to determine ice safety. A
• Ice conditions vary from lake to • Ice covered by snow always minimum of four inches of clear
lake. Find a good local source — a should be presumed unsafe. Snow ice is required to support an aver-
bait shop or fishing guide — that is acts like an insulating blanket and age person’s weight on the ice, but
knowledgeable about ice conditions slows the freezing process. Ice un- since ice seldom forms at a uniform
on the lake you want to fish on. der the snow will be thinner and rate it is important to check ice
• Purchase a pair of ice picks or weaker. A snowfall also can warm thickness with a spud and ruler ev-
ice claws, which are available at up and melt existing ice. ery few steps.

Free Fishing
Weekend in
February
tailor-made
for families
CADILLAC — For parents who
might have a youngster who is unsure
whether or not they’ll like ice fishing,
there is a weekend in February that is
tailor-made for them.
All fishing license fees will be waived
for two days this winter, Feb. 15-16, as
part of Free Fishing Weekend, which
is held twice a year — once in the sum-
mer and again in the winter.
Residents and out-of-state visitors
may enjoy fishing on both inland and watching tip ups baited with large and Rose Lake.
Great Lakes’ waters for all species of minnows for northern pike. Last year, a Family Hardwater
fish, although all fishing regulations Even catching smaller sub-legal School and Youth Tournament was
will still apply. pike can be lots of fun for kids. “The hosted by the Carl T. Johnson Hunt-
Throughout that weekend, state excitement and anticipation when ing and Fishing Center in Cadillac
parks will waive the Recreation Pass- a flag goes up is awesome,” Tonello during the same weekend to high-
port entry fee normally required for said. “If the kids get bored with the light the ice fishing opportunities in
vehicle entry and this includes the panfishing, they can wrestle in the the area. DNR Interpreter Ed Shaw
Carl T. Johnson Hunting and Fishing snow, eat snacks in the shanty, or said the basic idea of the event was to
Center in Cadillac. throw snowballs at their parents, but get families out on the ice and the op-
DNR fisheries biologist Mark they are still fishing, because the tip portunity to learn the sport.
Tonello said the weekend is “a great ups are still set.” “Without mom and dad taking the
time to take kids ice fishing.” This area has an abundance of kids, (the kids) are not going to get
For introducing kids to the sport, lakes with good panfish and northern into fishing,” Shaw said. “We want it
he suggests picking a lake that has pike populations, Tonello said. He to be something that mom, dad and
panfish (bluegill, sunfish, crappie, recommends lakes Cadillac, Mitchell the kids want to do together.”
perch, etc.) and northern pike. That and Missaukee. Smaller lakes in the For information on the Free Fish-
way, he said, the kids can fish for area that he likes include Pleasant ing Weekend, call (231) 779-1321 or
the panfish at the same time they’re Lake, Lake Meauwataka, Berry Lake email Shaw at shawe@michigan.gov.

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PUBLIC HILLS aren’t
the only options
for sledding
It doesn’t take much to entertain a child: like slid- at your own risk. The hill is located near McKinley
ing on a piece of plastic or wood down a smooth, Elementary School, 601 E. North St.
steep hill.
Many people who grew up in Northern Michigan Missaukee Mountain
have this memory from childhood, either on public
hills or at a family or friend’s house. For a free and fun sledding excursion, Missaukee
Fortunately, those without access to private land Mountain is the place to be.
with abundant hills can still partake in this favored There is one hill at the Missaukee County location
wintertime activity. dedicated to sledding. There is no charge to use the
Here are two of the most popular sledding destina- hill, but there are no equipment rentals, either.
tions in the Cadillac area; all you have to bring is the When you’ve had enough fun or need to warm up,
sleds. stop in the lodge which offers a comfortable common
area and public restrooms. Enjoy some hot chocolate,
Diggins Hill coffee or soft drink or a bite to eat and head back out
to the slopes. Costs are minimal to encourage the
For many years, Diggins Hill has been a winter des- whole family to enjoy time together or with all your
tination for locals. friends.
While the hill has changed over the years, one thing Missaukee Mountain, 6500 W. Walker Road (M-66),
has remained constant — if there is snow on the offers downhill and cross-country skiing as well as
ground, there is sledding to be done at Diggins Hill. sledding. It is open weekends and school holidays,
The city no longer maintains Diggins Hill, so sled contingent on snowfall.

How to pick
a perfect Christmas tree
There are a lot of things to consider when picking the
perfect Christmas tree, which is why consulting an ex-
pert can be very useful.
O’Donnell said spruce trees tend to have stronger
limbs than other types — useful for holding heavier or-
naments.
Michigan State University Extension Christmas Tree She added, however, that spruce needles also are
Educator Jill O’Donnell said the weekend after Thanks- sharper than needles from other trees.
giving is when many people begin searching for a tree. Typically, O’Donnell said Fraser and Scots pine have
In the past, Scots pine was a favorite in this part of the good needle retention, meaning they won’t fall off the
state but over the years, more people have decided to go tree as easily as they would on a spruce tree.
with Fraser fir. When choosing a tree, O’Donnell said to make sure
Apart from Scots pine and Fraser fir, area tree lots the needles are firmly attached to the branch to ensure
also offer white pine, Douglas fir, blue spruce, Balsam the tree is healthy.
fir, Concolor fir, and black hills spruce, among others. Also, don’t underestimate how large the tree is.
As a general rule, O’Donnell said large retailers carry “When you’re out in the field, they tend to look a lot
mostly Fraser while local tree lots will offer more vari- smaller,” O’Donnell said. “Know the dimensions of your
eties. living room before you go out.”
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After choosing the tree, O’Donnell said to

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“We see a lot of people coming back,” Start
said. “They are looking for that experience, that
wholesome tradition. We are especially seeing a
lot of millenials buying real trees.”
In the Cadillac area, there are a number of
businesses that sell Christmas trees: they in-
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Tree Farms in Lake City, Hidden Valley Tree
Farms in Manton, Jamie Helsel Tree Farms
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Cadillac area is
snowmobile
country
There is no doubt that in the
winter, the Cadillac area is snow-
mobile country.
The Cadillac area provides a
variety of scenic trails for snow-
mobilers who are headed out for
just an hour or for those looking
to head out for a day of riding.
Volunteers for Cadillac Winter
Promotions keep several local
trails in tip-top shape for people
to go riding on. The staging areas
they keep up are located at:
• Cadillac Trailhead for White
Pine Trail (east of M-115 on 44
Road)
• Cadillac West Trailhead for
Trail 35 (south of M-55 on 33 Road) as well as “You Are Here”
• 27 Road Trailhead for Trail 6 maps in various locations.
(north of M-55 off 27 Road west of Trail maps can also be pur-
Cadillac) chased at a variety of hotels
• Caberfae Trailhead for Trail 6 and restaurants locally, in-
(off M-55 with entrances off South cluding Pilgrim Village and
13 Road) Boon Store. For a complete
• Boon Trailhead for Trail 37 list of where to purchase a
(south of Boon Grocery parking map or for further details
lot) about the trails, visit www.
• Tustin Trailhead for White cadillacwinterpromotions.
Pine Trail (on the south side of 20 org.
Mile Road) Maps of other trails can
• Bristol Trailhead for Trail 358 be found on a county-by-
(on the north side of 20 Mile Road county basis at www.michi-
behind the Bristol Store) gan.gov/dnr by clicking on
Cadillac Winter Promotions the “Things to Do” tab and
have confidence signs on them to then clicking on snowmo-
indicate you are still on the trail biling.
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It’s cold. How are you going to get your steps in?
You’re not.
Volunteers groom the trails, setting “some of the
finest classic cross country skiing tracks you will
You’re going to get your strides in. find in northern Michigan,” the Pathway website
Cross-country skiing is going to kick your butt in (cadillacpathway.org) claims.
the best way. To take it easy, use the trails to the east of Seeley
It uses just about every muscle in your body, Road, near the trailhead.
Men’s Journal reported last year; familyskier.com Trail reports are available at the Pathway web-
says the sport can burn 1122 calories per hour. site and on the Facebook page.
That’s a lot of calories up in flames if you strap If rented skis and shorter routes are more
on the skis at the Cadillac Pathway, which has an your speed, Evergreen Resort has 5 kilometers
11-mile trail with one-mile loop options, as well as of groomed trails and offers rentals for $15 a day
easy, moderate and difficult options. during weekdays, $20 a day on weekend days and
The Pathway’s cross country ski trail opens up holidays or $30 for the whole weekend. The trails
when there’s six inches of snow on the ground. are free.

Go snowshoeing
for a new look
Snowshoeing gives you chance to break your
own ground.
on the
With the metal (or plastic or wood, etc) frames
strapped to your feet, you can go pretty much
anywhere you’re allowed to go in the winter.
You can literally go off the beaten path, traips-
outdoors
ing snow-covered natural areas without much
regard for route. As long as it isn’t snowing and
you don’t fall victim to some natural hazard, like
a hole in the ground or an unseen pond or stream
with thin ice (best to just avoid those altogether),
you can always just follow your own tracks back users that need better trail grooming.
home (though you should take a map and com- Evergreen Resort, which rents out snowshoes
pass to be safe and should also check with land and cross country skies, has similar guidelines
owners or managers to be sure going off-trail is for the 5 kilometers of trail at the resort. The
allowed). resort asks snowshoers to step alongside, but not
“Snowshoeing opens up a vast new world. Oth- on, the groomed portion of the trail. Snowshoers
er than obeying ‘no trespassing’ signs, you can can also go off-trail.
go anywhere,” said Larry Copley, chairman of The Carl T. Johnson Hunting and Fishing Cen-
the Cadillac Area Land Conservancy and an avid ter has a 2.5-mile Heritage Trail available, as well
snowshoer himself. “You can go places you can’t as a snowshoe loaning program (details for this
go in the summer.” year were not yet finalized at last check).
It’s the best way to access some remote places, There’s also the White Pine Trail, which is all-
he said. In the warmer seasons, going off-trail sports but likely to be busy with snowmobiles if
can be impossible or unpleasant due to brush there’s four inches or more on the ground.
and small trees.“With snowshoes, you coast over The Cadillac Area Land Conservancy also of-
that stuff,” Copley said. fers snowshoeing at The Waldeck Island Nature
Still, if you’d rather follow an established Preserve on Stone Ledge Lake, the Oliver Family
route, there’s some things trail managers want Nature Preserve in Harrietta, the Kohn Family
you to know about snowshoeing politely: walk Nature Preserve and the Carl T. Johnson Pre-
along the sides of the trail. serve (not to be confused with the DNR center at
While there are plenty of winter trails that are Mitchell State Park) west of Cadillac. See calc-
maintained for specific purposes in the Cadillac landtrust.org for more detailed instructions on
area, snowshoeing isn’t one of them; snowshoers how to get to CALC sites.
just don’t need groomed trails. The Cadillac Pathway is at 3736 South Seeley
At the Cadillac Pathway, where there are two Road, Cadillac. You’ll need a Recreation passport
winter trails, one for cross-country skiers and to park at the trailhead, but trail use is free (you
the other for “winter sports,” trail managers can, however, donate on-site).
suggest that snowshoers stick to just the winter Evergreen Resort is at 7880 Mackinaw Trail,
sports trail—and even then, you’re encouraged Cadillac.
to walk off to the sides, rather than the middle of The Carl T. Johnson Hunting and Fishing Cen-
the trail. Doing so keeps the trail nice for other ter is at 6087 M-115, Cadillac.

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