BirdTroutOpen the map How to get to the Middle Branch Ontonagon River, Michigan
No site in MDNR's access file falls on the Middle Branch Ontonagon River, so the way in is public ground and road crossings rather than a marked landing. 13 blocks of public land touch the river, which is where you can stand without asking — 129,381 acres between them, counting each unit whole rather than the part beside the water.
Public land on the water
- Ontonagon, Michigan Wild And Scenic River — DESG, 34,412 acres in all
- Ottawa National Forest - Kenton Ranger District — United States Forest Service, 26,607 acres in all
- Ottawa National Forest - Ontonagon Ranger District — United States Forest Service, 18,899 acres in all
- Ottawa National Forest - Watersmeet Ranger District — United States Forest Service, 18,578 acres in all
- Sylvania Wilderness — United States Forest Service, 13,867 acres in all
- Ottawa National Forest — U.S. Forest Service, 13,288 acres in all
- Paynesville Purchase Unit — U.S. Forest Service, 1,753 acres in all
- Military Hill Purchase Unit — U.S. Forest Service, 1,619 acres in all
- Agate Falls Scenic Area — public, 211 acres in all
- Bond Falls Scenic Site — public, 97 acres in all
- Ontonagon River — Michigan DNR, 21 acres in all
- Rail Trails — Michigan DNR, 16 acres in all
- Agate Falls Scenic Site — Michigan DNR, 14 acres in all
Ownership from PAD-US as the state publishes it. Where a block has its own page, the name links to it.
More about Middle Branch Ontonagon River
Middle Branch Ontonagon River — live water temperature, regulations and access
- When to fish the Middle Branch Ontonagon River, Michigan
- Middle Branch Ontonagon River fishing report
- Middle Branch Ontonagon River fishing regulations