Courtney Lake
miles
18
Trail features
Other trail users
Courtney Lake
Location: Mass City (Ontonagon County)
Terrain: Unknown
Trail Rating: Easy
Manure: Take with you, or click here for more info
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Trail system consists of non-motorized and motorized trails, mostly well marked. All trails open to horse riders. Non-motorized river crossing connects the North and South trail systems
Hold your horses!
did you know...
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Manure Management: Janet Miesbauer has offered to allow campers to use her compost pile (which is 4 miles from camp), contact her on Facebook for directions.
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Sites 1, 4, 5 have two corrals with easy access gates.
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Sites 2, 3, 6 have one large (13x22) corral.
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Pressurized drinking faucets are around the campground, but you cannot attach a hose to them.
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If you cross highway 38, you'll find State land you can ride on also. These State Forest logging roads greatly increase the area to ride.
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On highway 38 is an old, inactive Simar airport landing strip which has been used for additional dispersed camping (have permits onsite).
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There are two-track roads perfect for driving horses.
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The Rousseau Bar is located near the campground, South on Dishneau Rd and a hitching rail will be installed for horses in 2025!
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No animals allowed on the beach, but horses and dogs are welcome at the boat launch (sandy bottom lake).
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Please do not ride groomed trails in winter, they are groomed for cross country skiers.
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Managed by: USFS
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Cared for by: MI-TRALE volunteers