S is for Sleeping Bear Dunes: A National Lakeshore Alphabet
NATIONAL PARK SERVICE Welcome to Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore NA The Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore is managed by the National Park Service a part of the federal government In 1962 the arrowhead became the official emblem of the National Park Service NPS The outline of the arrowhead represents the history and archaeology of each park while the elements within the arrowhead are symbols representing the types of features the NPS works hard to protect In the arrowhead emblem you will find a sequoia tree which represents all plants and vegetation a mountain to symbolize all land formations a lake that stands for all waters and a bison signifying all
is for Arrowhead sign of respect a symbol for all and the parks we protect 2 SLEEPIN BE DU ATION KES
is for Beaches let's play on the sand We’ll splash in the water and walk hand in hand IG INES SHRE
Long sandy stretches of shoreline make perfect beaches in the Sleeping Bear Dunes area There are many to choose from such as the beaches at Glen Haven North Bar Lake Peterson Road the Sleeping Bear Point Maritime Museum and more Swimmers may find Lake Michigan a bit cooler than inland lakes and because there are no lifeguards on duty should always be aware of conditions and plan beach going activities accordingly Bh
