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DIRECTIONS TO SENEY:From Highway M-28, turn south on M-77 in Seney and continue 5 miles to the Refuge Entrance Road. Turn right (west) – the Visitor Center is approximately one mile ahead on the right.
From US-2, turn north on M-77 in Blaney Park and continue 12 miles to the Refuge Entrance Road (2 miles north of Germfask). Turn left (west) – the Visitor Center is approximately one mile ahead on the right.
Seney National Wildlife Refuge - Headquarters1674 Refuge Entrance RoadSeney, MI 49883906-586-9851Email: Seney@fws.gov
Seney National Wildlife Refuge – Visitor Center1606 Refuge Entrance RoadSeney, MI 49883Phone Number: 906-586-9851 x15Email: Seney@fws.gov The Visitor Center is open May 15 to October 20th (please note that we have changed our closing date permanently from October 15 to October 20th to ensure we are open annually for National Wildlife Refuge Week, which begins the second Saturday in October).
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Attention Northern Hardwood Hiking/Cross-country Ski Trail Users.Be aware of the possibility of falling limbs or trees in the area. Due to Beech bark disease, there are many dead or dying trees in the hardwood forest and limbs or branches may fall unexpectedly. Use these trails with caution, especially during high winds. Learn more about Beech Bark Disease on the US Forest Service's website.
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The end of May is a great time to watch for warblers at the refuge. One of the best places to see warblers on the refuge is from the Pine Ridge Nature Trail.