About 50 minutes east of Marquette, this is absolutely worth the drive. Honestly, the views are on par with the Cliffs of Moher. You can go on a quick walk, or a longer hike, or rent kayaks and see Pictured Rocks from a whole new perspective. Can't recommend enough!
Children are more than welcome at our wedding and we hope you make a family vacation out of the trip! This museum has lots of interactive displays and even a mini town kids can play in.
Gorgeous views, and the hike is only a little over a mile, suitable for any age. Make sure to check out All Trails if you'd like to make the hike a little longer!
One of the most popular beaches for locals and visitors. It has great views of the historic Marquette Harbor Lighthouse and it's nice and close to downtown. You can swim at the beach or rent kayaks or paddleboards.
Day sails or sunset sails, along with a variety of itineraries and adventures to choose from.
Cruisers, mountain bikes, and fat bikes. You can explore the city or the trails
Stunning views of Lake Superior, with highlights that include Black Rocks, Sunset Point, cliff jumping, biking and hiking trails, swimming, and kayaking.
Free and open to the public!
On Lake Michigamme, there's camping, beach swimming, hiking, fishing, and a big playground.
If you're driving we absolutely recommend you make this a pitstop. It's a natural spring with clear turquoise water on which you can take a pulley-raft across for a great view of the underwater life.
Another great stop if you're making the drive. This zoo is located in a pine & cedar forest with animal enclosures for lions, tigers, wolves, bears, and more. There's also opportunities for animal feeding and interactions.