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The harbor town of Marquette Michigan is located on the shores of Lake Superior and is the largest city in the Upper Peninsula. Enjoy the natural beauty of Presque Isle Park, the Marquette Harbor Lighthouse, full service marinas, historic buildings, museums, fine restaurants, shopping, art galleries, interesting places to visit, and great recreational opportunities in Marquette, Michigan. (map) Snowmobile & ATV Rentals, Charter Fishing, Golfing, Real Estate, and Museums in Marquette, MI Rock Cut Cabin, 2100 US 41 South, Marquette, MI 49855. Phone 906-249-1389. Located 2 miles south of Marquette, MI on Highways US-41 & M-28 overlooking Lake Superior. Cabin is on the upper level and has two bedrooms and a bathroom with a tub and shower combination. Open concept living area with a stone wood-burning fireplace and a full kitchen. Across the highway from Lake Superior with an awesome view of the lake. Summer hiking & bike path and winter snowmobile trail across from the cottage. Pets with prior approval. Sand River Cottage, 4012 Hwy M-28 East, Sand River, MI, only 15 miles east of Marquette on Highway M-28. 2 bedroom cottage across the highway from Lake Superior with access to the sandy beach. Large kitchen and living room with a view of Lake Superior. Satellite TV and Stereo. 2 futons in the basement for additional guests. Grill and picnic table. Phone: 906-343-6710. Reservations: 1-877-307-6710 Seacoast @ Sand River Motel, 4012 Hwy M-28 E, Sand River, MI, only 15 miles east of Marquette Phone: 906-343-6710 or 1-877-307-6710. 9 comfortable motel rooms, kitchenettes, or family suites with queen beds and futons. Satellite TV, in-room coffee makers, and electric heat. Gas grills, picnic tables, and outdoor cedar swings for all our guests. Relax and enjoy this outstanding view of Lake Superior with access to the sandy Lake Superior beach. On the snowmobile trail. Gas available. Boat Rentals for the Central Upper Peninsula. Uncle Ducky offers 20' Pontoon Boats, 14' Fishing Boats, Canoes, and Kayaks to use on inland lakes, Lake Superior, or Little Bay de Noc. You pick up the boat and trailer or we deliver to area lakes including Lake Independence, Lake Michigamme, Big & Little Shag Lake, AuTrain Lake, Fence Lake, Indian Lake, and the Greenwood Reservoir. Canoe & Kayak trips include the Escanaba River, Michigamme River, the AuTrain River, and Craig Lake in Craig Lake State Park. Boats are set up for fishing, but perfect for boating and enjoying the lakes. 1/2 day up to 1 week rentals. Outdoor gear and fishing tackle available. Phone toll free: 877-228-5447. Guided Sea Kayak Trips and Canoe & Kayak Trips on Inland Lakes & Streams in the Central Upper Peninsula at Uncle Ducky Paddling Adventures. Phone Toll Free: 1-877-228-5447. Guided Lake Superior Sea Kayaking trips include the Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore, the Hiawatha Water Trail from Big Bay to Munising, the Huron Islands, Presque Isle & Partridge Island, and the shoreline around Marquette, Munising and Grand Island. We also offer guided kayak and canoe trips on inland rivers and lakes for fishing or just paddling and enjoying the beauty of the Northwoods. Some of the rivers trips include the Sturgeon, Whitefish, Escanaba, Michigamme, Two Hearted, Fox, and the AuTrain Rivers. Try a wilderness adventure at Craig Lake State Park, the Sylvania Wilderness, or the Big Island Wilderness. We offer half day, day trips, or multiple day trips.
Cross Country Ski Trails in Marquette County Golf: Red Fox Run Golf Club, 217 Fifth Street, Gwinn, MI 49841 is an 18-hole public golf course located just 16 miles south of Marquette and three minutes from Sawyer International Airport. The Course has a full driving range and short game area. Red Fox Run Golf Course is under new ownership and the pro shop and clubhouse have been completely renovated. The course plays to 6,098 yards and is par 70. Phone: 906-346-7010 Guided Fly Fishing Trips in the Upper Peninsula at Uncle Ducky Fly Fishing, 434 Prospect Street, Marquette, Michigan, 49855. The Upper Peninsula is filled with secluded lakes and streams filled with the elusive trout or salmon. We offer guided fly fishing trips for experienced anglers as well as those who want to learn the fine art of fly fishing. All equipment is provided and we have experienced guides to take you to that secluded stream. Float or wade in the crisp waters, drop that fly by the old log, and the excitement begins. Fishing trips for trout, steelhead, salmon or smallmouth bass, northern pike, and bluegill. Call Uncle Ducky toll free: 877-288-5447 or 906-288-5447. Guided Fishing Trips on Upper Peninsula Lakes and Streams and Equipment Rentals with Uncle Ducky Outfitters, Marquette, MI. Phone: 877-228-5447. Guided fly fishing trips and remote wilderness fishing trips. Need equipment? Rental canoes, kayaks, outboard motors, car top carriers, and 14' & 20" fishing boats. We also rent fishing gear including rods, reels, tackle, tents, and waders. Charter fishing in Lake Superior and Lake Michigan. The Markell Company: Roofing: Commercial & Residential; Custom Sheet Metal Fabrication; Commercial Heating, Ventilation, & Air Conditioning; Commercial Kitchen Hoods; Dust and Fume Exhaust Systems; and Brick Restoration & Waterproofing for the Upper Peninsula of Michigan and Northern Wisconsin at The Markell Company, 1227 S. Milwaukee Avenue, Iron Mountain, MI. Phone (906) 774-0240 or Toll Free: 1-888-799-0240. Marquette General Health System - 580 W. College Ave. - Marquette, MI 49855 Phone: 906-228-9440 or 1-800-562-9753 Midway Snowmobile and ATV Rentals and Sales, 43 Industrial Park Drive, Negaunee, MI 49866. 2 miles west of Marquette on the north of US-41 & M-28. Phone: 906-228-4200 or toll free 800-643-1230. Rentals of Ski-Doo single person and 2-up sleds with direct trail access and free on-site parking for your vehicles. Helmets, suits, boots, trailers, and other accessories available for rent. Large fleet of sleds to accommodate large and small groups. 24 hour emergency response. Delivery and pick-up service available to local area including Gwinn and Big Bay. ATV rentals of Bombardier 4 wheel drive single and 2-person machines. Full line of rental items for industry and private use. Northern Michigan University, 1401 Presque Isle Ave, Marquette, MI 49855 1-800-682-9797 906-227-1000 REAL ESTATE Corinne
Bodeman, Agent for Naterra Land. 989 W.
Washington, Suite #103. Marquette, MI 49855. Office:
800-514-8041 or Cell: 800-942-5133. Specializing in
waterfront, wooded, vacation, and recreational
properties. Beautiful 127 feel of frontage on secluded Lotto Lake near Republic. Nice sandy/gravel shoreline. Good fishing. 30 foot stainless dock. Overooded property with cleared building site. Adjoining state land for hunting. Some restrictive covenants. Contact Sales Associate Al Dumais at 906-282-6166 or e-mail him at adumais@wildriversrealty.com for additional information. Snowmobile and ATV Rentals in the Marquette Area of the Upper Peninsula of Michigan
Lodging in Ishpeming, MI, 13 miles west of Marquette on Highways US-41 & M-28
Lodging in Negaunee
Lodging in Big Bay, MI on Lake Independence, 23 miles north of Marquette on County Road 550. Marquette (map), named after Father Jacques Marquette, was founded in the mid-1800's and was an important Lake Superior shipping port for the iron mining industry.
Marquette is a busy community and home of Northern Michigan University, the Superior Dome, and the Olympic Education Center. Visit the downtown area where you will find a rich heritage portrayed in historic buildings, the Marquette County Historical Society, and the Peter White Library. Tour the red Marquette Harbor Lighthouse, the Maritime Museum, and stop at the World War II Silent Service Memorial just outside the Maritime Museum honoring the USS Darter and Dace crews.
Many historic 19th century buildings are located in the downtown area. Walk or drive around the area and notice the striking architecture, the unique specialty shops, interesting studios and galleries, and fine restaurants. There is ample parking available and a playground and picnic area by the Marina. Marquette Historical Society Museum and the J.M. Longyear Research Library, 213 N. Front St., Marquette. Phone: (906) 226-3571. Open Monday through Friday year round. Pick up a map for a walking tour of downtown Marquette.
Upper Peninsula Children's Museum 123 W. Baraga, Marquette (906) 226-3911. Enjoy your visit where all of the exhibits in the investigation station are products of kids' imaginations. Open year round, hours vary with seasons. U.S. National Ski Hall of Fame and Museum, 610 Palms Avenue (on U.S. 41), Ishpeming (906) 485-6323. The birthplace of organized skiing. Displays and exhibits presenting the growth and development of Alpine and Nordic skiing. Ski Hall Gift Shop. Open year round. Hours vary according to season Michigan Iron Industry Museum, 73 Forge Road, Negaunee, MI. Phone: (906) 475-7857. Located overlooking the Carp River and on the site of the first iron forge in the Lake Superior region. Exhibits, interpretive path, and slide presentation. Located on the site of the first iron forge in the Lake Superior region. Admission is free. Open daily May through October. Cliff's Shaft Mine Museum 501 W. Euclid St., Ishpeming (906) 485-1882. Tour the historical grounds where iron miners walked for approximately 100 years and see exhibits, mining archives, maps, photographs, and equipment (9 buildings). View historical and unique obelisk head frames and the only Koeppe Hoist System in USA. Gift Shop and tunnel tours. See the fine collection and mineral displays of the Ishpeming Rock and Mineral Club and the Ishpeming Historical Society. Open Memorial Day thru Fall, Tuesday - Saturday 12-5 pm. Nominal fee. Call 906-485-1882. 501 W. Euclid St. Ishpeming, MI. 2 blocks south of US-41 on Lakeshore Drive. Tours of the Tilden Iron Mine south of Negaunee, June through August, Tuesday through Saturday. 1-888-578-6489 Presque Isle Park Enjoy a drive along the rugged Lake Superior
shoreline to Presque Isle Park a favorite spot for
picnicking, hiking, biking, or just sitting and
relaxing as you enjoy Lake Superior, the Upper
Harbor Light, and the wooded park, an unfenced home
for several whitetail deer. Grills, picnic tables,
swimming pool, and an ice cream stand for delicious
hand packed cones. Freighter passing the Presque Isle Harbor
Light at Presque Isle Park on the way to the ore
docks where ore from the Tilden and Empire Mines
near Negaunee is shipped to ports on the Great
Lakes. Many Recreational Opportunities await you in the Marquette area: Enjoy hiking or biking on the local trails, fishing, canoeing, sea-kayaking, or scuba diving in the Marquette Underwater Preserve. Golf at the several area courses. Take a lighthouse cruise and see the off-shore lighthouses. Drive north on County Road 550 about 5 miles to Little Presque Isle where you will find sand beaches, shoreline cliffs, forests, songbird trail, hiking trails, and wonderful scenic views. Sugar Loaf Mountain Scenic Lookout offers a magnificent view of Lake Superior. There are several area waterfalls with maps available at local businesses. Winter brings lots of snow and downhill skiers and snowboarders will have a great time at Marquette Mountain, while cross-country skiers will enjoy the trails at the Al Quaal Recreation area and the other groomed ski trails. Snowmobilers will find a nice trail system through the south side of Marquette with over 200 miles of groomed trails. Ride east on the now opened trail to Munising or head west to connecting trails that take you to Big Bay, Gwinn, or that connect throughout the entire Upper Peninsula Enjoy our many Festivals, Arts and Craft Shows, and Special Events that are scheduled throughout the year along with our many sporting events such as sled dog races, mountain bike races, and cross-country ski events.
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