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TRAVERSE Magazine Presented The Flourish of NATURE, April 1998. "There is ample room to roam - in all seasons - on the state land around Lake Dubonnet, five miles northwest of Interlochen off U.S.31. The focus of activity is the lake's launch ramp, fishing pier and 50-site campground, but trails link to the quiet of Lost Lake Pathway. Once you get away from the water and into the woods, you get away from some of the hubbub."

" Lost Lake's 6.3 miles of single-track follow the lake for a mile, cross the Platte River and descend into low-lying blueberry bogs - a terrain of mellow hills and sinkhole lakes left behind when the glaciers retreated. It's all suitable, depending on the time of year, to hike, bike, snowshoe, ski or otherwise explore."