Need a break from the go-go-go routine? The Porcupine Mountains—Michigan’s wild, scenic gem tucked away in the western Upper Peninsula—offer the perfect place to slow down, unplug, and hit refresh. Whether you’re craving adventure or tranquility, a summer visit to the Porkies delivers natural beauty, small-town charm, and just the
The Porcupine Mountains and Ontonagon area offer a vibrant summer experience filled with outdoor adventures, cultural festivities, and small-town charm. Whether you’re a hiker, a music lover, or a family seeking fun, there’s something for everyone. Here are some must-see summer events happening in the area: 1. Ontonagon Lake
Ontonagon County, Michigan, is a winter paradise for snowmobiling enthusiasts of all skill levels. With miles of well-groomed trails winding through forests, along rivers, and across scenic ridges, it’s a dream snowmobiling destination. To make the most of your snowmobiling adventure, proper planning and packing are essential. Here’s a guide
Looking for a reason to get away with the family this winter? Visit the Porcupine Mountains area to join us for a winter event! Whether you prefer a relaxing lantern-lit hike or heart-pounding snowmobile racing, we have you covered. Speaking of covered, make sure to dress in multiple warm layers!
For history buffs, Ontonagon County in Michigan’s western Upper Peninsula is a treasure trove of outdoor landmarks and stories, stretching back centuries. Even in November, when the tourist crowds thin out, the cool weather and quiet surroundings make it a perfect time to explore the county’s rich heritage. From mining
The Western Upper Peninsula (UP) of Michigan is a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts, especially hunters. Not just wildlife hunters, but nature hunters, too! Its rugged landscapes, dense forests, vast wetlands, and diverse wildlife make it an ideal location for hunting. Whether you’re pursuing whitetail deer, black bears, or rocks and