Seney National Wildlife Refuge of Seney Michigan
Over 88,000 visitors per year come to explore the Seney National Wildlife Refuge located in the center of the Upper Peninsula of Michigan!
U.S. Fish & National Wildlife Service & the Seney National Wildlife Refuge
The Seney National Wildlife Refuge was established in 1935 and covers more than 95,000 acres. Birds, deer, moose, eagles, sandhill cranes, swans, loons, ducks, and more will amaze viewers as they hike, bike, walk, drive, or canoe through the refuge.
Photos by Chris and Gina Harman
There are many ways to explore the Seney Wildlife Refuge!
You can explore the refuge in many different ways: drive your vehicle, biking, walking, canoeing, kayaking, snowshoeing, and cross-country skiing.
Enjoy their 50 mile bike trail!
Plan a kayaking or canoeing trip on the Manistique River - drift quietly through the Seney Refuge. This is a great opportunity to see wildlife! Enjoy breathtaking views of the wilderness and wildlife when you visit this unique habitat.
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Activities and Events at the Seney Wildlife Refuge
Enjoy a large array of great year-round activities and events for the whole family!
Snowfest, Winter Film Festival, Duck Stamp Art, Children's Fishing Day, Scout Activity Day, Birding by the Bay - in Munising Michigan, and much more!
Wilderness Area
A 25,150-acre wilderness area is found on the western side of the refuge. Open to day use only, this truly wild section of the refuge is primarily wetland, and difficult to access.
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Seney Wildlife Refuge Links
Plan your next Munising Vacation with great family events in mind!
>>Click here for he Seney National Wildlife Refuge Visitor Information Page
>>Click here for the Seney National Wildlife Refuge of Michigan
>> Click here for their Activity Events Calendar!
>> Click here for the Seney Natural History Association |
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