Judy Byykkonen and friends recently hiked along Lake Superior's shores in Sedar Bay. They were actually hiking in the Black Creek Nature Sanctuary, which is a 242 acre sanctuary maintained by the Michigan Nature Association. The area boasts of sand dunes, beaver ponds, a variety of trees and 1,500 feet of Lake Superior shoreline. Judy gives us a small sampling of some of those views.

It sure looks like a beautiful and serene place to spend some time enjoying nature and the glory of the Lake Superior shoreline. Judy said her hiking excursion this day included a five mile hike and of course the beauty the ladies were treated to along the way. I especially love the Lady Slipper. Such a treasure when you come across one in the woods.

For more information about the Black Creek Nature Sanctuary, check out their Facebook page: More info about the Sanctuary.

WOW...spectacular! "Beam me up, Judy".

Fabulous! Lady Slippers and Trailing Arbutus
always remind me of my Grandma. Miss her.
Beautiful pics~

Beautiful views and lady slippers! Also like the picture of Crisp Point in the review!

Very nice pictures and sanctuary.

What is the story behind the different spellings
of Sedar/Cedar/Ceder Bay? I think Ceder must be a
misspelling but I've seen both Sedar and Cedar in
several places.

There is also another spelling, seedar, as in "See dar, a ship passes..."

My groaner for the day!! ;-)

Can't go wrong with Lake Superior pictures!!

Or jokes about boats!

All very beautiful.