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"Take a hike!" was once a phrase used to send someone on their way. Today, when you Go Great Lakes Bay in Pure Michigan, it's a friendly invitation.

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GO GREAT TRAILS PHOTO CONTEST

Submit your photos on trails throughout Michigan’s Great Lakes Bay Region for your chance to be featured in our Michigan Trails Magazine Ad + on our social channels. Photos must be high resolution.

Submission Deadline
- Accepting entries all year long (2024)!
- All entries must be submitted via the official contest collector below.

Reward
- Winning photo(s) may be featured in our Michigan Trails Magazine Ad.
- Winning photographer(s) will receive a $100 gift card + additional items from throughout the Great Lakes Bay Region.

Entry Rules
- The photographer(s) must be the author(s) of the photos submitted in their name
- The photographer(s), or the agent or representative entering on their behalf, must be the copyright holder(s) or have been authorized by the copyright holder(s) to submit the pictures.
- By entering the Contest, entrants agree that photos submitted can be used by the Great Lakes Bay Regional CVB and supporting sponsors for advertising purposes.
- Great Lakes Bay Regional CVB reserves the right to disqualify any entry that is deemed inappropriate or does not conform to states contest rules.
- The copyright holders represent and warrant that submission of the pictures does not breach any law, and further that no third party can hold any claims or any objections regarding the rights granted to the Great Lakes Bay Regional CVB and supporting sponsors. The copyright holders will hold the Great Lakes Bay Regional CVB and supporting sponsors harmless of any claims from third parties related herto.
- The conditions set out in the Entry Rules are binding, and the Great Lakes Bay Regional CVB reserves the right to refuse or exclude any entry at its own description.