michigan highway state trunkline highway lower peninsula state michigan located decommissioned michigan shortest state highway started went miles yards designation abandoned road turned jurisdiction route description short connector route unit west southern terminus highway intersection south restored logging village shore lake michigan roadway ran north intersection degree corner south east legs way intersection ran past attractions restored general store located building building warehouse later 1920s restored housing historic wooden boats passage north northern terminus located restored maritime museum museum located intersection sleeping bear dunes road time lane paved road sleeping bear dunes national united_states national located little finger lower peninsula michigan counties park covers mile stretch lake michigan eastern coastline park authorized october history inception 1920s michigan shortest highway connected small community south community founded settlement called sleeping inn buildings community station built moved present location closing assumed state trunkline 1920s later serve national park created october purchased village mid-1970s highway turned control june known transfer shortest highway state major intersections entire highway
M-209 (Michigan highway)