Arriving at the Porcupine Mountains in early spring is like stumbling upon a hidden gem. I love to visit every autumn, but winter was definitely a unique experience. Read on for some tips & what to visit if you’re planning a trip to the Porkies this time of year! Certain roads and restaurants are closed, but if you’re looking to experience the beauty of this place without the crowds, this post is for you!
Read MoreDriving around in the UP in fall is magical, but stopping to get out of your car, and taking a short walk through the woods to a destination, is really where it’s at! I headed out to Laughing Whitefish Falls and Tahquamenon Falls (and was tricked into seeing a lighthouse too, of course!) Read on for my quick autumn waterfall trip!
Read MoreIf you’re looking for a fun, jam-packed few days in the Keweenaw… I’ve got you! Read on for places to eat and drink, some activities to do, hikes to take, and a fun mine tour that dives into the history of the copper boom. Thank you to Visit Keweenaw for collaborating with me on this trip!
Read MoreLooking for a fun overnight in the Keweenaw Peninsula? Head up to Copper Harbor… stopping to Lac La Belle/Bete Grise along the way! You’ll find a very-accessible waterfall, lighthouses, beaches, scenic views, and an old historic fort to walk through. Read on to plan your trip!
Read MoreIf you’re looking for a way to escape the ordinary and explore a scenic winter wonderland… consider a weekend getaway to the Keweenaw. From Fitzgerald’s cozy lodging and some of the best food in the U.P. to waterfalls and lighthouses, there was no shortage of activities to keep us adventuring around.
Read MoreDrive out to The Porkies for gorgeous autumn color! Head downtown to check out some history at the Ontonagon Historical Society and grab tickets to see the Ontonagon Lighthouse, grab a drink at Stubb’s Museum Bar (the locals are a hoot!), drive out to Summit Peak and be sure to catch a golden hour at Lake of the Clouds!
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