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Huron Mountains, L'Anse Township, Baraga County, Michigan · USA
Mount Arvon
Mount Arvon is Michigan's official highest point, a modest, forested rise in the Huron Mountains of the Upper Peninsula reached by a short walk after a long drive on remote logging roads. It is less a mountain to climb than a destination to find, since its greatest challenge is navigation rather than elevation gain, and its wooded summit offers little in the way of views. Its claim to the state's high point has been repeatedly contested and re-measured against neighboring Mount Curwood, making it one of the more statistically uncertain state highpoints in the country.
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