
Upper Peninsula Michigan, USA Travel Guide
This car-free island in Lake Huron has Victorian-style buildings and a historic fort. It has a step back in time.
Transportation is by ferry from St. Ignace or Mackinaw City, taking 20-30 minutes. The island is explored by foot, rented bicycle, or horse-drawn carriage. A full day or an overnight stay makes for a complete experience.
Discover more of the Upper Peninsula's stunning natural landscapes on dedicated excursions.
A beautiful multi-tiered waterfall with accessible boardwalks and viewing platforms.
This "Big Spring" is a captivating natural attraction with crystal-clear waters.
Explore the Upper Peninsula's history and unique community spirit.
The largest ski jump in the Western Hemisphere, offering panoramic views from its top.
Explore heritage architecture and murals reflecting its mining and logging past.
A quirky outdoor sculpture park created from scrap metal by local artist Tom Lakenen.
This center showcases local art exhibits, performances, and events in the community.
A historic lighthouse and museum offering lovely views of Lake Superior.
Think about adding a few more days to your trip to explore neighboring regions or explore the UP.
Expand your trip with these options for a more thorough exploration.
The UP is part of the larger Great Lakes Circle Tour.
Combine an UP trip with exploration of different Midwest mining heritage sites.
Explore broader regional journeys for a voyage.
Focus on specific interests like geology or lighthouses throughout the area.
A comprehensive drive covering all major regions and attractions within the UP.
Combine the UP with a road trip through Minnesota's scenic North Shore.