Tobico Marsh Frank N Andersen Nature Trail

Tobico Marsh is a 1,848-section of land a natural life shelter that exists in Bay City State Park and nearly inside sight of the city itself. The zone is saturated with history with Native Americans staying until 1837 and the Tobico Hunt Club calling it home as ahead of schedule as 1907.

Tobico Marsh State Game Area itself is undeveloped and contains an assortment of living space, from little pockets of cattail swamps and oak/maple peak woodland to Tobico Lagoon, a 900-section of land waterway and the biggest residual wetland along Saginaw Bay. The whole territory is home to deer, beaver, muskrat, and mink, however it's the wide assortment of winged creatures, particularly waterfowl, that makes this asylum so dynamite.