Hancock Recreation Area - Beach
Hancock Recreation Area – Beach is located in Hancock in Michigan’s Houghton County. This is a sandy beach on the shore of Portage Lake. The 28 acre Recreation Area offers opportunities for camping, boating, swimming, fishing and picnicking. There are many things available for public enjoyment at this beach including, a playground, volleyball and horseshoe […]
Au Train Beach
Au Train Beach is located Au Train in Michigan’s Alger County in the Hiawatha National Forest. This is a sandy beach on the shore of Au Train River where it meets into Lake Superior right along M-28. There is a paved parking above the beach that leads down sandy paths with railing to the beach. […]
South Beach
South Beach is located in Marquette’s south side in Michigan’s Marquette County. This is a sandy beach on the shore of Lake Superior in Marquette Bay. There are 2 sets of stairs and a handicap ramp that provide easy access to the beach from a paved parking area. It is a kid and pet friendly […]
Picnic Rocks Beach
Picnic Rocks Beach is located in Marquette in Michigan’s Marquette County. This is a sandy beach on the shore of Lake Superior. The beach offers amazing views of Lake Superior, Marquette Harbor Lighthouse and the “picnic rocks” that peek out of the lake past shore. There is a shaded picnic area, playground, restrooms, water fountain […]
Black Rocks Beach
Black Rocks Beach is located in Marquette within Presque Isle Park in Michigan’s Marquette County. This is a pebbly/rocky beach on the shore of Lake Superior. The beach is nestled between dark colored rock cliffs and is best known for cliff jumping off the rocks into the lake. There is a picnic table at the […]
McCarty's Cove
McCarty’s Cove is located Marquette in Michigan’s Marquette County. This is a sandy beach on the shore of Lake Superior. There is lifeguard supervision during high season and while Picnic Rocks may look close, it is advised that you do not swim out to them due to dangerous rip currents. The beach is within walking/biking […]
Sault Minor Baseball
The Sault Minor Baseball is located at the Sinclair Yards Baseball field in Sault Ste Marie in Ontario’s Algoma Country. It is an enormous steel baseball that is 2,000 times larger than an average baseball. It is the Worlds Largest and weighs in at a staggering 8,620 pounds with a surface area of 314 square […]
Three Bears Fishing
The Three Bears Fishing is located at the Roberta Bondar Park in Sault Ste Marie in Ontario’s Algoma Country. These guys can be seen having a great time catching a mighty fish with a fishing rod off the boardwalk along the Saint Mary’s River. The Roberta Bondar Park was named in honor of Canada’s first […]
Beardmore Snowman
The Beardmore Snowman is located in Greenstone’s Beardmore in Ontario’s Superior Country. Greenstone is an off route of the Lake Superior Circle Tour up highway 11. This jaunty 35 foot (10.6m) tall snowman welcomes you to the quaint town of Beardmore. Through the seasons the snowman’s accessories change to suit that seasons activities – a […]
Birch Bark Canoe Monument
The Birch Bark Canoe Monument in Greenstone’s Longlac in Ontario’s Superior Country. Greenstone is an off route of the Lake Superior Circle Tour up highway 11. Upon entering the community of Longlac from the west, visitors are met by the monument of a birch bark canoe commissioned to memorialize the history of the Long Lake […]
Horse Pulling logs
The Horse Pulling Logs is located at the Longlac Tourist Information Centre in Greenstone’s Longlac in Ontario’s Superior Country. It is a life sized statue of a horse pulling logs behind it. Also found at this Tourist Information Centre are two tug boats and picnic tables. It’s a great rest stop to stretch your legs, […]
Alberta House Arts Center
The Alberta House Arts Center Is located in Sault Ste Marie in Michigan’s Chippewa County. The house was originally opened as a railroad hotel in 1899. It is now home to a gallery, gift shop and arts center. It exhibits local artisans, the Olive Craig Gallery, offers classes, events, and work bees. The annual Sault […]
