Seney National Wildlife Refuge
National Wildlife Refuge · Seney, Michigan
Ninety-five thousand acres of restored wetland in the middle of the Upper Peninsula, created in 1935 on land that logging and failed drainage had ruined. Its seven-mile Marshland Wildlife Drive lets visitors watch trumpeter swans, loons and eagles from a car, which makes it one of the most accessible serious birding sites in the Midwest.
1674 Refuge Entrance Road, Seney, Michigan, 49883, United States
Refuge open year-round dawn to dusk. Marshland Wildlife Drive open roughly mid-May to mid-October.
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