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Winter in Marquette
Winter is on its way and we can’t wait! With over 200 inches of average annual snowfall and miles of trails just minutes from downtown, if you’re looking for a winter adventure like no other, Marquette County has you covered. Start planning your snowy escape today with Superior Stay Hotel.
THINGS TO DO
Make the most of every season
Find unexpected ways to enjoy Marquette and explore every corner of the state with Superior Stay Hotel’s “Things to do guide.”
Upper Peninsula Children’s Museum
1600 square feet of FUN. The Museum touts four huge gallery spaces with exhibits all designed BY KIDS sparking imagination and laughter.
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Morgan Falls
Morgan Creek tumbles 20 feet into the Carp River, creating this small wild waterfall. This is one of the more accessible of the Marquette waterfalls.
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NMU Golf
Northern Michigan University’s picturesque course was designed by award-winning golf architects Jerry Matthews and Bruce Matthews III.
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Silver Creek Disc Golf
This decade old, 9-hole course is highly recommended for newcomers. With recent renovations, this redesigned course is located at Silver Creek Church properties.
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Marquette Golf Club
Spanning over 230 acres, the club combines views of Lake Superior with natural rock outcroppings, creating 36-holes of enjoyable and challenging golf.
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Forestville Dam Falls
Some of these The Dead River dams do not have any waterfalls formed from the overflow, or if they do, they are small and tamed by artificial means. Forestville Dam is an exception.
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Harlow Lake Area
With four incredible vistas — Hogback, Top of the World, Sugarloaf, and Bareback — the Harlow Lake area offers the best Lake Superior overlooks in the county.
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Hogback Mountain
The first thing you should know about Hogback for such a prominent peak getting to its summit isn’t a sure thing. Hogback forces climbers to take a series of narrow, twisty trails through woodlands, rock fields, and swampy areas.
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Sugarloaf Mountain
Sugarloaf Mountain is a must for anyone who visits Marquette. With views looking north and east to Lake Superior, and south to the city of Marquette.
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Presque Isle Park
Presque Isle Park is one of the most visited sites in Marquette County for good reason. With the ease of access, this 323-acre forested peninsula extends into the water offering visitors unmatched views of Lake Superior.
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Indulge Your Wanderlust
In Marquette for vacation? Find the best places in Marquette and start building an unforgettable trip itinerary, all within a few minutes from the hotel.
Lower Harbor Ore Dock
Imposing maritime & mining relic, formerly used for the loading of iron ore onto lake freighters.
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Superior Dome
The Superior Dome has been home to the Wildcat football team since its construction in 1991 and is now also home to the Wildcat soccer team and the Wildcat track teams.
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St Peter Cathedral
St. Peter Cathedral is a large Roman Catholic cathedral located on Baraga Avenue in Marquette, Michigan.
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Picnic Rocks
Picnic Rocks are known by many locals and visitors alike as the perfect play for a pit-stop on your way to Presque Isle.
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Dead River Fall
The Dead River Falls are a series of falls and rapids located just west of Marquette Michigan.
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Presque Isle Harbor Breakwater Light
Located at the end of a rugged stone breakwater at Marquette’s Presque Isle Park, the red beacon still guides ships day and night into the railroad ore docks.
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Lower Carp River Falls
Lower Carp River Falls is a physical feature (falls) in Marquette County. The primary coordinates for Lower Carp River Falls places it within the MI 49855 ZIP Code delivery area.
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Marquette Regional History Center
Established in 1918 the museum hosts many interactive exhibits for the whole family.
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Marquette Maritime Museum
Visit the Lake Superior shoreline museum to learn about Marquette’s rich maritime history.
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Marquette Harbor Lighthouse
In 2002 the Marquette Maritime Museum concluded an agreement with the U.S. Coast Guard for the lease of the Marquette Harbor Lighthouse.
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