Pine Mountain Ski Jump: The Pine Mountain Ski Jump is the largest artificial ski jumping hill in the world and home to the longest-running competitive ski jumping tournaments in North America.Marquette: Marquette is the U.P.’s largest city with a good mix of culture and wilderness.Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore: Pictured Rocks is the first designated national lakeshore in the United States (established in 1966).

Whatever your passion - time on the water, off-roading, golfing, hiking, snowmobiling, scuba-diving for shipwrecks - you’ll find a way to pursue it here.

Drummond Island: An adventure-packed, recreational paradise that doubles as a relaxing year-round “Island Time” destination.

Soo Locks: Watch gigantic freighters pass through two of the world's largest locks in the world at the Soo Locks in Michigan's Upper Peninsula.

Mackinac Bridge: Considered by many as the '8th wonder of the world,' the mighty Mackinac Bridge is the longest suspension bridge in the western hemisphere, connecting Michigan’s Upper and Lower Peninsulas over the beautiful straits of Mackinac.

It was built during Abraham Lincoln’s presidency!

Whitefish Point Lighthouse: The oldest active lighthouse on Lake Superior.

Great Lakes Shipwreck Museum: The museum’s world-class exhibits tell the story of the haunting world of Lake Superior shipwrecks.

It’s famous for its fudge, lack of cars, beautiful scenery, horses, lilacs and more.

Mackinac Island: The crown Jewel of Lake Huron, this island has preserved its 1800s charm.

Tahquamenon Falls State Park: Home to the second largest waterfall east of the Mississippi River, the Upper Tahquamenon Falls.

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