Ottawa National Forest Visitor Center 

Please Use Entrance on US 2

US 2 and 45, Watersmeet, Michigan (906) 358-4127
 

Ottawa National Forest Visitor Center 2011/2012 Winter Movie Program Schedule Stop in and enjoy our new High Definition Projector and Blu-Ray DVD player, purchased through an Ottawa Interpretive Association grant. The programs will start the first Saturday in December 2011 and continue through April 2012. All programs will start Saturday at 2:00 p.m. CST. Note: Several days two videos are scheduled!! As a reminder, if your snowmobiling, the trail leads into the Visitor Center parking lot - we do our best to keep coffee and hot water for tea or hot chocolate available to help warm you up! We also have some snowshoes that we allow you to use here on the premises, our feeders attract many birds to our bird viewing area - there's more - come in ans see what you have missed!!
Date Topic Movie Length
December 3 "Whitetails of Michigan---The glory of whiteails in Michigan" 40 minutes
December 10 Wolves: Return of the legend---Explores the myths and legends of the wolf 50 Minutes
December 17 Medicine Fiddle(M. Loukinen)---A historical documentary on the history of the sound of the fiddle in the upper midwest of North American including the Native American culture 81 Minutes
December 24, December 31 No Videos---Maybe closed
January 7, 2012 Camp Forgotten----Historic information on local CCC Camps-----2nd Movie: Sigurd Olson---Biography of the wilderness activist Total Minutes-58 Minutes
January14 Trcking Animals in the Snow(Featuring Ottawa National Forest Biologists---Learn how to identify animals by looking at their prints in the snow 53 Minutes
January 21 Eagles---The story of a family of bald eagles----2nd Movie: Bears of Michigan---Local information on bears Total Minutes: 70 Minutes
January 28 Smokey Bear Children's Story--Learn the exciting story of Smokey Bear with the "old timer", his animal friends and the forest ranger---2nd Movie: Creepy, Crawly Animals: Information on insects and other creepy, crawly animals Total Minutes: 42 minutes
February 4 Good Man in the Woods--- documentary featuring the lives of the survivors of the ancient calling of the wilderness: logger, trappers, and commercial fisherman- showing how their character is shaped by daily exposure to the hazards and the splendor of the forest and Lake Superior. These workers are truly the endangered species. 90 minutes each
February 11 Nighttime Animals --2nd Movie: Endangered Animals Total Minutes:60 Minutes
February 18 Fire on the Mountain 90 Minutes
February 25 Stranger in the Woods 40 Minutes
March 3 Green Fire: Aldo Leopold and Land Ethic for Our Time 73 Minutes
March 10 Weather 57 Minutes


Ottawa Visitor Center programs will be held on Saturday at 2 pm (CT)

[ALL PROGRAMS SUBJECT TO CHANGE]

Ottawa Visitor Center
US 2 and 45, Watersmeet, Michigan (906) 358-4127

WE ARE OPEN MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY

Admission to all programs is free
PROGRAMS SPONSORED BY USDA FOREST SERVICE, OTTAWA NATIONAL FOREST IN COOPERATION WITH THE OTTAWA INTERPRETIVE ASSOCIATION