Snowmobile rental plus additional accommodations nearby at the Sno-Shu Inn An unforgettable family vacation! The Hulbert Lake Lodge is snugly situated amidst a
birch and hardwood wilderness Our lodge and five cozy cabins offer a convenient
headquarters for all your vacation activities, Waiting to be explored are 700 acres of cool, clear water and 1,000 acres surrounding Hulbert Lake, owned by the Hulbert Lake Club, and beyond that, the Hiawatha and Tahquamenon State Forest territories. Books have been written about the wildlife and beauty of Hubert Lake.
Comfortably decorated in true U.P. style, the cabins vary in size from accommodations from two up to six guests. The cabins are equipped with microwaves, mini fridges, and coffee pots. No kitchens. True "camping with a shower". Guests have their own picnic tables and charcoal grills, and the sandy shores provide private sport for swimming and sunbathing.
At the lodge, out family of guests can gather in a rustic dining room for a delicious home-cooked breakfast. Quoted by many as "the best in the U.P.". Chef Todd prepares breakfast every morning from 8 am until 12:30 pm except Tuesdays. Open to the public Wednesday through Sunday. Mondays are exclusively for Lodge guests only. Enjoy Cinnamon French Toast made with freshly baked bread, Pancakes filled with wild blueberries, or Todd's famous Breakfast Burritos or Omelets.
outstanding snowmobiling, ice-fishing, or cross-country skiing.
Hulbert Lake Lodge's central location to many unique attractions offers guests the opportunity for additional adventure. You will be within an hour's drive of Whitefish Point Lighthouse, the Great Lakes Shipwreck Museum, Whitefish Point Bird Observatory, Upper and Lower Tahquamenon Falls, the Soo Locks, Oswald's Bear Ranch, the Pictured Rocks and tours, Seney Wildlife Refuge, the Toonerville Trolley and much more. Summer Rates: (May through October) Cabin #1, three bedroom, one king bed, 3 double beds,
bathroom, screened porch $125 nightly Summer weekly cabin rental: 10% discount June through October Winter Rates:
(November through March)
Our guests leave with the feeling they have found
their secret hideaway in Michigan's Upper Peninsula.
and 18 miles east of Newberry at the junction of M-123 & M-28 to our west. (Maps) Additional accommodations a mile and a half from
Hulbert Lake at the Sno-Shu
Inn
Hulbert Lake Lodge Prices subject to change Your guided Lake Superior Extreme Color Tour starts in Mears, MI just south of Penwater, MI where you pick up your jeep. Drive your jeep across the Mackinac Bridge to the Upper Peninsula and then on to Hulbert Lake, MI where you will stay 2 nights at the Hulbert Lake Lodge. You will visit Tahquamenon Falls, the Two Hearted River, Crisp Point Lighthouse, and the Whitefish Point Lighthouse. For more information go to the following web site: Sandy Korners Jeep Tours Hulbert Lake, Lake Glimmerglass For additional information and photos, visit our web site
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