October 10th, 5:47 PM
— 6:00 PM
Gusty southerly winds as high as 30mph, combined with dry and
warm conditions and minimal recent rainfall continue lead to
elevated wildfire potential through Sunday across most of the
U.P.
Obey local burn restrictions. Immediately report any wildfires to
local emergency services by calling 911.
Burn restrictions remain in effect. For complete details, visit
www.dnr.state.mi.us/burnpermits, or by calling 866-922-2876.
Hiawatha National Forest
Residents of Brevoort Lake should take notice that the Hiawatha National Forest will start the draw down of Brevoort Lake starting in October. The purpose of the draw down is to minimize the development of ice dams during the spring melt. The lake will be drawn down gradually over the next few…
Hiawatha National Forest
Persons with a valid permit; Federal, State, or Local members of rescue or fire fighting force in the performance of official duties; Forest Service employees conducting surveys or monitoring and as approved by the Forest Supervisor.Protection of objects and areas that are of significant…
Hiawatha National Forest
The Haymeadow Creek Hiking Trail Bridge is closed until it can be repaired or replaced. -- Located on the hiking loop near Haymeadow Creek Dispersed Campsites, the bridge failed an inspection due to significant rot. We will update this notice as repairs are implemented. (4/2018),(4/2021).The…
Hiawatha National Forest
It is illegal to possess, utilize, or distribute a control substance or any associated paraphernalia. It is also illegal to possess or consume alcohol in violation of any state of Michigan statute
Hiawatha National Forest
It is illegal to commercial haul without a permit. It is illegal to violate posted speed, load, weight, height, length, width or other limitations specified by Michigan State Law. It is illegal to operate a vehicle carelessly, recklessly, or without regard for the rights or safety of other persons…
Hiawatha National Forest
This order outlines the restrictions and conditions of camping within the Hiawatha National Forest.
Hiawatha National Forest
This order outlines the restrictions and conditions of camping and recreating at Grand Island National Recreation Area.
Hiawatha National Forest
Restrictions in Wilderness areas include storing equipment, personal property, and supplies; use or possession of a vehicle or wagon.
Hiawatha National Forest
Restrictions will be enforced in Big Island Lake Wilderness area for campfires, camping, groups, horses, and sanitation.
Hiawatha National Forest
Camping is prohibited along the Lake Superior shoreline in areas of the Sault Ste. Marie Ranger District near Whitefish Bay and Lakeshore Drive.
Hiawatha National Forest
Entry is restricted to beach that is roped off, signed "closed to entry" in certain areas of the St. Ignace, Manistique, and Rapid River Ranger Districts.