Anyone local knows that Ludington State Park was closed for 20 months getting major upgrades, mostly to the roads. It's now open again. Although we did drive around to see the new blacktop, the trails are the same. We hiked the Logging Trail. It's mostly in white pines, so the color was green.
Who is "we?" Cathy and I went.
There are three of the CCC shelters remaining from the 1930s, and two of them are on this trail. The hexagonal one is where we took the selfie, and this one is the more traditional style.
This loop is has a little topography, so you don't feel as if you are just out for a stroll. Back at the campground there are more deciduous trees, so there was some color to see.
The park was very busy for a fall weekday. That said, there's plenty of room to spread out. We did see a few other hikers on the same trail, but it wasn't crowded.
Had to stop along the road on the way back to town. A photo of Lake Michigan is practically required. The clear blues of October are always great!
In other news, I edited a lot. I made yogurt.
Miles hiked in 2025: 397.5
Ludington State Park, Logging Trail loop from the campground. 3.7 miles
 | See Logging Trail 2010 |
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