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  2. www.visitalpena.com › adventures › sinkholesSinkholes - Visit Alpena

    While many sinkholes in the area are on private land there are some incredible locations that are open to the public. The Stevens Twin Sinks and Bruski Sink , Rockport State Park sinks, Sunken Lake , Mystery Valley, and Misery Bay sink are all easily accessed via woodland trails or a kayak ride out on the water.

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  3. Sep 13, 2021 · Off the shore of the mile-long, tree-clad island — which recently went on the market for $3.9 million — the sinkhole looms dark in a satellite image, a stark contrast to the light, Caribbean blue...

  4. Sinkholes at Rockport State Recreation Area. GPS: 45.202533, -83.384076, take US-23 North, turn right on Rockport Road, the park is at the end of Rockport Rd. Rockport is Michigan’s 100th State Park and is the first State Park where you are allowed to take a piece of it home with you.

  5. Rockport Quarry and Sinkhole Loop. Easy • 4.1 (152) Rockport State Recreation Area. Photos (230) Directions. Print/PDF map. Share. More. Length 6.0 miElevation gain 203 ftRoute type Loop. Experience this 6.0-mile loop trail near Alpena, Michigan. Generally considered an easy route, it takes an average of 1 h 55 min to complete.

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