Michigan Heritage Route

Michigan Heritage Route

Michigan Heritage Route is a designation for roads in Michigan. The designation was created by the state legislature in 1993.

The program emphasizes cooperation among local residents, government officials, landowners and interested groups to preserve unique scenic, historic or recreational highways.[1]

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Scenic Heritage Routes

A portion of M-119's "Tunnel of Trees"; note the lack of a centerline.

Historic Heritage Routes

Recreation Heritage Routes

References

M-Blank.svg Michigan Highways portal

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