WATERFALLS

MORE THAN 150 WATERFALLS

The Western Upper Peninsula is home to  more than 150 waterfalls across this breathtaking area of the Upper Peninsula. In the Autumn, the waterfalls are framed by maple crimson and aspen gold. In the winter, they create strange ice formations. All are spectacles of white splendor that are sure to make any vacation memorable.

THE PORCUPINE MOUNTAINS

The jewel of the Western U.P. is sixty thousand acres of some of nature’s most untamed forest teeming with wildlife. Interpretive programs, gentle hikes through old growth forests, rugged treks along pristine rivers, amazing waterfalls and a friendly staff away your visit in any of the four seasons.

The Porcupine Mountains Wilderness State Park was established in 1945 by Michigan’s Legislature and today is Michigan’s largest State Park. With more than 90 miles of hiking trails, numerous camping and lodging opportunities, 35,000 acres of old growth forest and numerous historic sites; the Porcupine Mountains Wilderness State Park is a true vacation destination.

Places to Stay in Michigan’s Western U.P.

For those seeking a little extra comfort and relaxation during their stay in the Western Upper Peninsula, there are plenty of options for hotels, motels, resorts, and condos. Many of these locations are within easy reach of all the amazing outdoor activities that make this area so great!

No matter what type of vacation you’re looking for in Western Upper Peninsula, Michigan – there’s a perfect lodging option for every budget and style.

Whether you prefer a hotel, motel, house rental, cozy cottage, a cabin or condo  – or a resort with full amenities  – look no further for your home away from home!

FISHING

Fishing in the Western U.P.is good clean fun! Our endless variety of lakes and rivers will provide you with whatever type of fishing you want. From ”Big lake” charter boat fishing to fishing with a float tube on a small secluded lake, and everything in between