As the first snowflakes gently blanket the Ontonagon area, it transforms into a winter wonderland, offering a plethora of activities that celebrate the beauty of the season. Let’s explore the diverse and enchanting winter activities that make the Porcupine Mountains and Ontonagon area a destination for cold-weather enthusiasts. Snowshoeing
By: Allison Derouin Any seasoned Yooper is well aware that the summer months are fleeting. We implore you to take advantage of the warm temps while we have them when you visit the Western UP this summer! (Trust us, they don’t last long) One of the best ways to get the most
Autumn in Ontonagon, Michigan, is a symphony of color and a celebration of nature’s transition. As the leaves turn vibrant shades of red, orange, and gold, this picturesque town in the Upper Peninsula beckons visitors to immerse themselves in its autumnal charm. Join us on a journey as we explore
By: Allison Derouin Pop quiz! But this one will be fun, pinky swear. What northern area in the U.S. gets at least 200 inches of snow every winter, presents a plethora of exhilarating icy adventures, and is way cheaper than braving the crowded, chaotic, and crazy expensive “snow season”
By: Allison Derouin We’ve all heard the saying “There’s light at the end of the tunnel.” That’s what most Yoopers think of when referring to the end of a long winter. Of course, we love frolicking in the snow and buzzing around on our snowmobiles. But there’s something about the
By: Allison Derouin Summer’s blazing rays give way to crisp air, earthy tones, and subtle falling leaves. It’s that time of year when Ontonagon, Michigan, and the Porcupine Mountains transform into a colorful paradise for nature enthusiasts and adventure seekers alike. Whether you prefer to sit back and enjoy the views from