MARQUETTE, MICHIGAN
located in Michigan's
beautiful Upper Peninsula
Northern Michigan University Superior Dome is the
largest wooden dome in the world. It is used for sporting and general purpose
events.
Marquette is the largest city located in the Upper Peninsula.
Located on the shores of Lake Superior and with over 80 inland lakes nearby, beaches can be found in every corner of the County.
Welcome to a rockhounder's paradise. The highlands of Marquette County are a proven rock haven drawing collectors from all corners of the nation.
Outstanding adventures await both the novice canoers and seasoned paddlers. Guided tours along the shores of Lake Superior and other regions are offered throughout the summer.
Seasonal golf offers over 14 hours of dawn to dusk playing time.
With thousands of miles of back roads, marked trails, logging roads, cross-country ski-tracts, national and state forest trails, and paved biking paths, Marquette County has more hiking and biking opportunities than most places in the U.S.A. Marquette was recently selected as one of the top five places to ride a mountain bike.
One of the biggest draws to the Upper Peninsula in autumn is the firearm bird and deer hunting seasons. As the leaves begin falling from the trees deer hunting begins. Opportunities begin with bow season followed by the firearm and then muzzle loading season.
Whether you're an experienced angler or a recreational angler looking to toss in a line or two, countless opportunities for rewarding fun and enjoyment are available.