Seney National Wildlife Refuge - Main Unit — Attraction in Germfask Township

The best national wildlife refuge I've ever been in my life very beautiful and scenic you'll never forget it try to get here in your lifetime and get to copper harbor Michigan precious go to the Isle Royale from copper harbor Michigan it's the least most visited national park in the United States of America and it's worth it I stayed their two days got to hike on the trails or rugged but we saw eagles we went swimming we waited in the water the place is immaculate there's college students there working that help you to you'll see moose the stars at night go on the dock if you use a flashlight you'll see never-ending fish rise to the water at night if you have a net you could catch them with a net fish most outside walking at night most beautiful place on the national wildlife refuge here and the Isle Royale copper harbor Michigan get there in your life well worth it more beautiful than Hawaii the island and the island the Grand Island in munsing Michigan you got to get there you'll never forget it it's beautiful spectacular wonderful stellar you'll never forget it the national wildlife refuge or the points of interest I pointed out in the upper peninsula of Michigan the campgrounds are immaculate 33.00 pass you could stay at all the state parks and the bathroom facilities it's like you went back in time and no one's even their fort Wilkins Michigan at the beginning of US 41 there's bear up there to you can see we saw bear we walked on beaches that no one walked on for I don't know how long empty beaches national wildlife refuge pack a lunch and park don't just drive through you'll miss it get the the Michigan state park pass it allows you to stop at all state parks and rest and if you decide to stay and sleep there overnight it's worth 30 more dollars believe me you'll love upper peninsula Michigan cleanest most spectacular sights on Earth the...

This was one of the highlights of our trip. Not only was the visitor center wonderful but there are two driving "trails" (one 7 miles, one a bit shorter) that you can use with your car, on bike or on foot. These trails wind their way through the ponds and creeks in the preserve, taking you within a few feet of animals of all types. The trails are open after the visitor center closes and a great time to see wildlife is in the evening, near dusk. We went there daily, sometimes driving, sometimes parking and walking and other times just staying in one place, listening to the calls of loons, trumpeter swans and other birds. We saw beaver and otters as well as many songbirds. Our return plans to visit MI will include Seney in the future.

We stayed at Northland Outfitters in Germfask which was only a few miles from the Refuge. This was great because it was really nice to have a short drive "home" after viewing until dark. We will do this again too. You can camp there (really nice, large campsites, immaculate park-like grounds) or rent one of...

This was a really nice little refuge. There is a visitors center that contained a touch table with various animals for kids(or kids at heart) a few more wildlife setups and a video to watch as well. The trail is about a mile all the way around(more or less) and you will see many things on your way around. We were able to see a few different types of birds, some muskrat, chipmunks and a deer. You can also drive on a path with wheelchair accessible viewing platforms that have free- to-look viewfinders. The refuge is very large itself and very well taken care of. We just stopped over for a quick tour on our way back down South, it's a nice place for a...