You might want to hike the Fox River Pathway, a 27 mile hiking trail starting at the Park and ending at Kingston Lake, near the Pictured Rocks National Park. There is a campground on the Fox River, just 6 miles from the start of the trail. You can also enjoy fishing in the many lakes and rivers nearby. The Fox can be fished from the shore or in a canoe. Snyder Lake has a boat ramp, restroom, and is easily accessible.
Pan fish are plentiful and can be fished year-around.
The Seney Museum, located in the old railroad building, is having Michigan Tech University at Houghton, Michigan prepare a Hemingway exhibit which will be opening soon. The museum has some Hemingway memorabilia and other interesting exhibits from the logging industry, which was so important to the history of this area. Author Ernest Hemingway visited here in 1919. He got off the train at Seney, hiked to the East Branch of the Fox River, apparently camped with the blueberry pickers, fished and spent the night. Many people thought he wrote about fishing on the Two Hearted River, a romantically named river about 25 miles north of Seney, in an unsuccessful effort to keep his fishing hole a secret.