MichiganTrailMaps.com says, "The park’s lone trail, while short, is a scenic and very interesting hike, especially if you are a birder. The trail is mainly a sandy path that connects a few stretches of boardwalk along the Tawas Bay and Lake Huron sides of the spit. Its most obvious feature is neither birds nor beaches but the historic Tawas Point Lighthouse that can be seen from different angles throughout much of the walk." Click here for trail maps!
Tawas Point State Park Trail
This trail is good for Hiking
- Length: 1.41 mi
- Surface: Boardwalk
- Terrain: Flat
- Organization: Michigan DNR
- Trail Website: michigandnr.com
Note: Not all sections of each trail are approved for every activity listed for the trail as a whole. Please click on individual trail sections to see approved activities for that section.
Map Legend
- Trail Head
- Historical Site
- Beach
- Natural Feature
- Campground
- Park
- Cultural Interest
- Scenic View
- Educational Interest
- Visitor Center
- Emergency Care
- Water Access
- Fishing
- Wildlife or Nature Viewing
- Trail Friendly Business
