The Beaver Lodge Interpretive Trail is a wonder and easy way to learn about Michigan's Upper Peninsula wildlife. Interpretive brochures available at the trailhead enhance the visitor's 1.25-mile excursion. Between the months of May and July, the abundant wildlife is most visible. The quiet visitor may get a glimpse of beaver, muskrat, mink, black ducks, wood ducks, grebes, mallards, and sandhill cranes. This short trail overlaps briefly with the North Country Trail - Bessemer Segment affording great wildlife viewing opportunities.

Directions: From Nisula, MI, Travel west along M-38 about 5 miles. Turn left (south) onto FR 16. Take FR 16 approximately 6 miles. Turn right (west) onto Port Road and proceed another mile or so turning left (south) onto Bob Lake Road. Follow signs to lake and campground area.

The natural treasure of Bob Lake is further explored via the Beaver Lodge Interpretive Trail.