Seagull Point Park

The City’s largest park, Seagull Point, consists of 43 acres and a mile of Lake Huron shoreline. A perfect place to view a sunset, the park features a 1.5-mile bark-surface trail system allowing nature enthusiasts the perfect means to view the unique dune formations, vegetation, and wildlife. Picnic tables, grills, a fire pit, and portable toilet facilities are available in the summer, and an access ramp makes the beach area accessible to most users.

Birding Site: North side of Rogers City off Forest Avenue, turn onto a paved access road to the park and a city pumping station. Adequate parking is available here. The park is accessible from the Huron Sunrise paved bike trail. 

Scan the beach and open water of Lake Huron. This easily accessible site offers very good waterfowl migration in the spring and fall. Harlequin Ducks have been recorded here rarely in October. Bald Eagles regularly frequent the shoreline.

Access Type: Via Paved Road

Launch Type: Carry-in Launching (Kayak)

Beach Type: Sand

Beach Approach: Low Banks

Facilities/Services: Restrooms (Portable), Waste Receptacles

Day Use Facilities: Picnic Area

Notes: Parking at the City Water Pump House, short carry to the shoreline. Very nice sandy beach. A nice mix of views, numerous access points. Be careful of recreational and fishing boat traffic out of the Rogers City Harbor. The combination of a parallel bike trail sets the stage for a combination biking and Kayak experience.

Things To Do: Birding, Fishing, Geocaching, Hiking, Scenic Viewing, Self-Guided Touring, Touring, Kayaking

Open: Fall, Spring, Summer; Restrooms Available; Handicap Accessible

GPS: 45.43311, -83.83747