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Muskegon Outdoor Guide

Explore state parks, beaches, trails, dunes, and kayaking spots near Muskegon.

Muskegon County boasts 26 miles of Lake Michigan shoreline, three major state parks, and expansive inland water systems. Whether you seek year-round luge and winter trail adventures or expansive white sand beaches, Muskegon is a outdoor powerhouse.

Top Outdoor Destinations in Muskegon

PJ Hoffmaster State Park

3 miles of Lake Michigan shoreline, Gillette Sand Dune Visitor Center, and miles of forested dune hiking paths.

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Muskegon State Park

Spanning Lake Michigan and Muskegon Lake with campgrounds, luge complex, and Snug Harbor paddling.

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Pere Marquette Beach

Nationally recognized, clean sandy city beach featuring volleyball, restaurant concessions, and pier.

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Duck Lake State Park

720-acre park centered around Duck Lake as it channels into Lake Michigan. Perfect for paddling and quiet walks.

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