Waboose Ski Trail

This is a 2.4 kilometer (1.5 mile) classic ski trail offering a quiet remote setting and a chance to see small wildlife species scamper through the snow (Waboose is and Ojibwe word meaning “rabbit”).

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Monocle Lake Recreation Area

Monocle Lake is a perfect place to use as a home-base while visiting the many recreational opportunities available in the Sault Ste. Marie area, as well as exploring the Whitefish Bay National Scenic Byway all the way to Tahquamenon Falls.

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The view from this overlook is something you will not soon forget. From this place one can view Lake Superior, the Saint Mary’s River, Spectacle Lake, the western shore of Canada, and beautiful hardwoods mixed with towering pine.

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The Point Iroquois Lightstation stands high above the waters of Lake Superior at the entry to St. Mary’s River. It served passing sailors by marking the narrow channel.

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The North Country National Scenic Trail is the longest in the National Trails System, stretching 4,600 miles over 7 states from the middle of North Dakota to the Vermont border of New York.

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The trail offers four skiing loops ranging from a 1.7 kilometer (1 mile) flat beginner loop to a 9.6 kilometer (6 mile) loop with hills and corners that demand more advanced techniques.

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Bay Mills Resort and Casino is located in Brimley, Michigan in the beautiful Upper Peninsula of Michigan. Sitting right on the waterfront, Bay Mills offers two casinos, 142 hotel rooms, four restaurants, 114 RV sites and a championship 18 hole golf course.

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This scenic site provides an opportunity to camp along the shores of Lake Superior – “By the shores of Gitche Gumme, by the Shining Big-Sea-Waters.” Experience miles of sandy beach and beautiful sunsets across Lake Superior, the greatest single body of fresh water in the world.

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Nestled among giant red and white pine trees, there are tables, grills, and benches to view the spectacular sunsets over the greatest body of fresh water in the world. Long, sandy, beautiful beaches are a favorite to sand castle builders and swimmers.

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The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Fisheries Program has played a vital role in conserving America’s fisheries since 1871, partnering with states, tribes, federal agencies, other Service programs, and private interests in efforts to conserve fish and other aquatic resources.

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