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Pictured Rocks National LakeshoreA waterfall trickles over the escarpment as the Pictured Rocks cliffs rise again after Miners Beach.
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Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore
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This public meeting sought to obtain comments from the public regarding the lakeshore's draft General Management Plan.
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Public meeting in Munising
Planning, Environment and Public Comment (PEPC)

The National Park Service prepares a variety of planning and environmental documents to help guide it in managing park resources. These documents can range from site-specific impact analyses on facility locations to broader park-wide plans for future use and management of a park.

The Planning, Environment and Public Comment website contains all of the currently active plans and environmental documents for the National Park Service.


 
Do you have a question or concern?
Please share your ideas on how the Lakeshore can best be managed so as to be preserved unimpaired for future generations.

Superintendent
Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore
N8391 Sand Point Road
P.O. Box 40
Munising, MI 49862-0040

By Phone
Park Headquarters (year round) 906-387-2607
Interagency Visitor Center (year round) 906-387-3700

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Park Headquarters 906-387-4025

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The North Country National Scenic Trail stretches from North Dakota to New York, a distance of 3,200 miles.  

Did You Know?
The North Country National Scenic Trail connects outstanding scenic, natural, and cultural sites in seven northern states from Crown Point, New York, to Lake Sakakawea in North Dakota. The trail was established on March 5, 1980. Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore is home to 42 miles of the NCNST.
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Last Updated: December 07, 2006 at 14:25 EST