A Hike Along The Sinkholes Pathway / Presque Isle County, Michigan

Located in SW Presque Isle County. The Sinkholes Pathway is a 2-mile loop around five very impressive sinkholes. The sinkholes area is in a heavily wooded forest which provides a hike unlike any other. The area features karst topography characterized by natural limestone, where underground streams dissolve the rock into a series of large caves. These caves eventually result in sinkholes after collapsing under the weight of sand, rock or clay. The trailhead is 12 miles southeast of Onaway via M-33 South and Tomahawk Lake Highway. The trail can be accessed 0.1 miles down Shoepac Lake Road from Shoepac Lake State Forest Campground.

[@poentang]

What an amazing place to discover! The hike was absolutely fantastic. Thanks a lot for sharing this wonderful experience. 👍

[@RoamingMichiganTogether]

The sinkholes pathway is a lot of fun to hike and definitely relaxing. We love going there. Thanks for watching. Have a wonderful and adventurous day

[@riversandcoffee]

What a great looking and interesting Trail... No way would I have gone down those steps either Tom. Looks like you guys hit it on the perfect day.. Sunny, no bugs and cool temperatures... Thanks for the hike... Great work guys ✌️😊

[@RoamingMichiganTogether]

Those sinkholes are pretty cool to see. The steps going down to the first sinkhole were kind of sketchy so that help change our minds pretty quick. The trail itself was fun. Enjoy your day Jim✌️

[@hikewithmike4673]

cool place!

[@RoamingMichiganTogether]

Thanks for watching. The sinkholes pathway is a fun hike. It’s best to see the sinkholes when there’s no leaves on the trees. But it’s still a nice hike no matter what. Have a great and adventurous day.