Seney National Wildlife Refuge

The Seney National Wildlife Refuge of Germfask Michigan
~ Aproximately a 1/2 hour from Newberry! ~
Experience one of the most pristine havens in Michigan!
Photos by Chris Harman

The Seney National Wildlife Refuge is one of the Upper Peninsula's major tourist attraction with over 88,000 visitors to the refuge annually!

Location - The Seney National Wildlife Refuge is located in Michigan's Upper Peninsula - just 5 miles south of Seney, Michigan, on M-77.

>Click here for Visitor Information and Refuge Map.

The Seney National Wildlife Refuge is comprised of 95,212 acres of wildreness, swamps, islands, and lakes.

Animals abound and thrive within the safe haven of this refuge. Beautiful Trumpeter Swans, osprey, deer, loons, moose, deer, turtles, geese, fish, eagles, and more will welcome your visit!

Photos shown have been taken within the refuge - they are collaged together to show the vast amount of wildlife.

Seney Wildlife Refuge in the Upper Peninsula

Many ways to explore the Seney Wildlife Refuge!
You can explore the refuge in many different ways: drive your vehicle, biking, walking, canoeing, kayaking, snowshoeing, and cross-country skiing.
Enjoy their 50 mile bike trail! Plan a kayaking or canoeing trip on the Manistique River - drift quietly through the Seney Refuge.
This is a great opportunity to see wildlife! Click here for Info from the Refuge on Canoeing & Paddling.

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