Grove Hill, Sherman Township, Michigan ~ Highest Point in the Lower Peninsula

This was a lot easier to find than Mount Arvon, the highest natural point in Michigan (1,979 feet). Here's the road leading to Grove Hill (elevation 1,709 feet).

Once there, you'll find a sign, picnic tables, some rocks and markers.

There was a bit of a trash problem the day we stopped by.

Climb the hill but there's not much of a view because it's in a forest 😊 

The road out.

Here are some maps to Grove Hill, and cheers to exploring Michigan!

Mount Arvon, Michigan ~ 10/6/23

 On google maps, it didn't look hard to find. But alas, google maps failed more often than not on our way to the highest, natural point in Michigan (elevation of 1,979 feet). At one point when google maps was working it wanted us to cross this creek 😏 A paper map wasn't much more helpful.

There were other cars we passed both coming and going from bogus pathways and we had a few hilarious conversations as well about how to get there. It was pretty funny to have so many people driving around trying to figure out how to get to the elusive Mount Arvon. 

We then saw a promising sign.

And finally, finally, we were there.

The view was spectacular!

It took a few hours to accomplish our goal but it was worth it. Would we ever do it again? Nope 😉

Here are a few maps showing its location. Good luck!