Editing Vanderbilt, Michigan (section)

===Notable Locations===
According to Ernest Hemingway “That Barrens County is the greatest I’ve ever been.”<ref>{{cite web |last1=Clark |first1=Sandra |last2=Lavey |first2=Kathleen |title=Celebrating 100 years of the Pigeon River Country |url=https://content.govdelivery.com/accounts/MIDNR/bulletins/250f061}}</ref> This was in reference to the same land which would become the Pigeon River State County. With a length of 20 miles and width of 12 miles, Pigeon River State Park is the largest single bordered piece of land in the lower peninsula of Michigan. Its beauty and well maintained ecosystem can be linked to conservationist efforts. There is ample opportunity for Fishing at Pigeon River State Park. One prospect location for this activity could be Round Lake State Campground, which will be a promising location for anglers in search of brown trout, brook trout, and rainbow trout.<ref>{{cite web |title=Round Lake State Forest Campground |url=https://www2.dnr.state.mi.us/parksandtrails/Details.aspx?id=622&type=SFCG# |website=michigan.gov/dnr}}</ref> Hiking, and enjoying time on the river are perfect ideas when camping at Pigeon River State Campground. 
After introducing a mere 7 elk to the area in 1918, which has since erupted to a population of approximately 900 elk, Pigeon River State Park also became a notorious location for elk viewing opportunities.<ref>{{cite web |title=Elk Viewing |url=https://pigeonriverdiscoverycenter.org/elk-viewing/ |website=pigeonriverdiscoverycenter.org}}</ref> The ideal times to travel to Pigeon River State Park for elk viewing are September to mid-October, and late April the middle of May. Cites which are maintained to attract feeding elk will have buckwheat, alfalfa, rye, and clover growing in them.