Cooley Bridge Roadside Park Access
Cooley Bridge Roadside Park Access
This MDOT roadside park provides convenient access to the Pine River via a trail and stairs, making it an ideal stop for paddlers and visitors wanting to view the historic 1934 Cooley Bridge, one of Michigan's unique cantilevered deck truss bridges. The 13.
3-acre park includes a picnic area and restroom facilities, located on M-55 west of M-37 in Norman Township.
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