Michigan’s Upper Peninsula Travel Guide
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Michigan’s Upper Peninsula is a four-season paradise, which makes for diverse recreational opportunities. The Upper Peninsula is the great outdoors, spring, summer, fall and of course, winter. With miles of shoreline, thousands of inland lakes and two national parks-there's no need to miss out on a moment of outdoor fun. In the summer, our beaches beckon you to walk, explore, swim, or just lounge in the sun. Visit some of Upper Peninsula’s lesser-known attractions, museums, events, restaurants and other destinations ideal for summer travel. The Upper Peninsula offers much for the outdoors person. Discover all the things you can do on our Great Lakes or one of thousands of inland lakes – boating, fishing, canoeing & kayaking, swimming, jet skiing, sailing. Or, spend a relaxing day golfing; we have some of the finest golf courses in the country. There is over one million acres of land for hiking, bird watching, and hunting in Hiawatha National Forest and Ottawa National Forest, while others enjoy white water rafting at Piers Gorge. Thousands of miles of biking, hiking, horseback riding trails await explorers wishing to observe northern Michigan’s flora and fauna. The region, lying along the rugged coastline of Lake Superior, is carpeted with lakes, rivers and virgin hardwood forest, old mines and historical sites. Mineral-stained sandstone cliffs, shaped by wind, ice and pounding waves, rise sharply from Lake Superior at the Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore, stretching along the shore for 42 miles from Grand Marais to Munising. Visit the 100,000-acre Seney National Wildlife Preserve by canoe, pedal the 100-mile bike trail, or ski over the nine-mile cross-country trail. Go scuba diving in the crystal-clear waters of Superior at Whitefish Point Underwater Preserve to explore shipwrecks over a 376-square-mile area, or experience the Superior Circle dog sled race. The Upper Peninsula offers excellent opportunities for dog sledding, cross-country and down hill skiing, snowmobiling and snow shoeing. There numerous lighthouses located in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, you're sure to find one along your travels. Many of the lights still guide ships through treacherous waters. Others have been abandoned, some to be later rescued by renovation and restoration. Several are open to the public and a few include museums.
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Alger County Cities, Towns & Villages
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Au Train Chatham Christmas Deerton Eben Junction Forest Lake Grand Island
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Grand Marais Kiva Limestone Melstrand Munising Rumely Sand River
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Shelter Bay Shingleton Sundell Traunik Trenary Wetmore
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Baraga County Cities, Towns & Villages
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Alberta Arnheim Assinins Aura Baraga Covington
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Herman Keweenaw Bay L’Anse Pelkie Pequaming
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Skanee Three Lakes Watton
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Chippewa County Cities, Towns & Villages
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Barbeau Bay Mills Brimley Bruce Dafter De Tour Village Drummond Island Eckerman
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Goetzville Hulbert Kincheloe Kinross Lime Island Neebish Island Paradise Pickford Raber
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Raco Rudyard Sault Sainte Marie Soo Junction Strongs Sugar Island Trout Lake Whitefish Point
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Delta County Cities, Towns & Villages
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Alton Bark River Beaver Brampton Cornell Ensign Escanaba Fairport Fayette Flat Rock Ford River Garden
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Garden Corners Gladstone Groos Hendricks Hyde Isabella Kingsley Kipling Lathrop Masonville Nahma Nahma Junction
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Perkins Pine Ridge Rapid River Rock Schaffer St. Jacques Stonington Trombly Wells Woodlawn
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Dickinson County Cities, Towns & Villages
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Channing Felch Foster City Granite Bluff Hardwood Iron Mountain Kingsford
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Loretto Merriman Norway Quinnesec Ralph Randville Sagola
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Theodore Turner Vulcan Waucedah
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Gogebic County Cities, Towns & Villages
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Bessemer Ironwood Lake Gogebic Area
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Marenisco North Ironwood Ramsay
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Thomaston Wakefield Watersmeet
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Houghton County Cities, Towns & Villages
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Albion Allouez Alston Askel Atlantic Mine Baltic Boston Calumet Chassell Copper City Dodgeville Dollar Bay Donken
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Dreamland Franklin Mine Freda Hancock Houghton Hubbell Jacobsville Kearsarge Kenton Lake Linden Lake Roland Laurium Mason
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Nisula Osceola Oskar Painesdale Redridge Ripley Sidnaw South Range Tamarack Tapiola Toivola Trimountain Twin Lakes Winona
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Iron County Cities, Towns & Villages
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Alpha Amasa Beechwood Caspian Colonys Cors
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Crystal Falls Gaastra Gibbs City Iron River Mapleton
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Mineral Hills Park Siding Stambaugh
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Keweenaw County Cities, Towns & Villages
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Ahmeek Allouez Bete Grise Central Copper Harbor
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Delaware Eagle Harbor Eagle River Fulton Gay
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Lac La Belle Mandan Mohawk Phoenix
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Luce County Cities, Towns & Villages
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Deer Park Dollarville Four Mile Corner Helmer
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McLeods Corner McMillan Newberry Pine Stump Junction
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Roberts Corners Soo Junction
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Mackinac County Cities, Towns & Villages
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Allenville Brevort Cedarville Corinne Curtis Engadine Epoufette Garnet
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Gilchrist Gould City Engadine Epoufette Garnet Gilchrist Gould City Groscap
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Hessel Millecoquins Moran Naubinway Ozark Rexton St. Ignace Sundown
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Marquette County Cities, Towns & Villages
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Arnold Austin Beacon Big Bay Buckroe Carlshend Champion Gwinn Harvey Humboldt
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Ishpeming Little Lake Marquette Mashek McFarland Michigamme National Mine Negaunee New Swanzy North Lake
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Northland Palmer Princeton Republic Sand River Sands Skandia Watson Witch Lake Yalmer
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Menominee County Cities, Towns & Villages
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Banat Birch Creek Carbondale Carney Cedar River Cunard Daggett Faithorn Fox Harris
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Hermansville Indian Town Ingalls Ingallston La Branche Longrie Menominee Nadeau Nathan Perronvelle
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Powers Spalding Stephenson Swanson Talbot Wallace Whitney Wilson
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Ontonagon County Cities, Towns & Villages
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Bergland Bruce Crossing Ewen Green Greenland Logan
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Mass City Matchwood Merriweather Ontonagon Paulding Paynesville
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Rockland Rousseau Silver City Trout Creek Victoria White Pine
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Schoolcraft County Cities, Towns & Villages
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Blaney Park Cooks Germfask
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Gullivar Manistique Seney
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Steuben Thompson
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