Discover a fascinating piece of Michigan’s history at the Cliffs Shaft Mine Museum & Iron Ore Heritage Bike Trail Trailhead, located in the heart of Ishpeming. This unique destination invites visitors to explore the rich mining heritage of the region. The Cliffs Shaft Mine Museum offers an insightful journey into the past, where you can learn about the lives of miners who worked in the area, the equipment they used, and the geological significance of iron ore in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula. Ideal for history buffs, families, and educational groups, the museum provides an engaging experience with its authentic mining artifacts and guided tours.

Adjacent to the museum is the Iron Ore Heritage Bike Trail Trailhead, a must-visit for outdoor enthusiasts. This well-maintained trail extends through the stunning landscapes of Ishpeming, offering bikers and hikers the opportunity to enjoy the natural beauty and learn about the area’s iron ore legacy through interpretive signs along the route. Whether you're a local looking to delve deeper into your community’s history or a tourist eager to explore the rugged beauty of the Upper Peninsula, the Cliffs Shaft Mine Museum & Iron Ore Heritage Bike Trail Trailhead provide a perfect blend of historical intrigue and outdoor adventure. 

Cliffs Shaft Mine Museum & Iron Ore Heritage Bike Trail Trailhead

Discover the whimsical charm of Lakenenland, a unique outdoor sculpture park located at 2800 M-28 East, Marquette, MI 49855. This enchanting roadside attraction showcases an array of imaginative metal sculptures created by artist Tom Lakenen. Open to the public year-round at no charge, visitors can explore an eclectic mix of art crafted from scrap iron and other recycled materials, making it a must-see destination for art enthusiasts and curious travelers alike.

Lakenenland offers a one-of-a-kind experience with its quirky, colorful sculptures that represent a blend of humor, commentary, and creativity. Visitors can stroll along the park's winding gravel paths in the warmer months or venture through on snowmobiles in winter, ensuring there's something to enjoy in all seasons. This feature makes it accessible year-round, regardless of Michigan’s often unpredictable weather.

Families will find Lakenenland a delightful spot to visit, as the open-air setting allows children to roam freely amidst the fascinating artworks. It's popular with both locals and tourists, creating a welcoming community atmosphere. While exploring, guests might stumble upon charming picnic areas and whimsical installations that spark joy and conversation.

Whether you're an art lover, a family looking for a fun outing, or someone simply seeking a break on a scenic drive, Lakenenland provides a captivating, free experience that's rooted in creativity and local flair. Don't miss your chance to explore this exceptional artistic gem in Michigan's Upper Peninsula. 

Lakenenland

Welcome to Happy Hour Bar, a lively and inviting spot nestled in the heart of Gwinn, Michigan. Located at 5 E Stephenson Ave, this popular local establishment offers a warm and welcoming atmosphere perfect for unwinding after a long day. Known for its friendly service and relaxed vibe, Happy Hour Bar is a favorite among both locals and visitors seeking a true taste of the community spirit.

Catering to adults, this bar offers a wide array of beverages, including expertly crafted cocktails, local brews, and a selection of wines that ensure there's something for every palate. With its cozy interior and inviting environment, it's an ideal spot for socializing with friends or meeting new people, offering a true sense of camaraderie among its patrons.

Happy Hour Bar doesn’t just stop at drinks; it also allows guests to enjoy the lively energy typical of a small-town gathering spot, where laughter and conversation are always encouraged. Whether you're a local looking for your new favorite hangout spot or a traveler eager to experience Gwinn's charm, Happy Hour Bar invites you to come and make lasting memories. So swing by and discover why this beloved watering hole is considered a gem in Gwinn. 

Happy Hour Bar

Founded in 2001, Noquemanon Trail Network's (NTN’s) mission is to secure, develop, maintain and promote the use of a non-motorized trail network throughout the Central Upper Peninsula of Michigan. NTN relies on the support of the community and generous land owners to keep trails open and available to the public. NTN works with over 45 landowners, both public and private, for daily trail access and over 90 landowners for events. NTN maintains an agreement with each landowner and carries liability insurance to protect each landowner above protections provided by Michigan Act 451. Through a variety of  agreements, easements, and ownership, NTN is working towards protecting and growing trail access for the future.

As of 2022 there are 8 trail systems maintained by NTN from Munising to Big Bay including:

over 80 miles of single track trail
35 miles of groomed winter single track
over 125 km of nordic ski trails
2 pump tracks
Forestville Trailhead with winter chalet/facilities building and 20 site campground
South Trails Trailhead with pavilion
Funds for our work come from membership, donations, sponsorships, grants, fundraising events, and occasional contracted trail builds. NTN does not receive any direct local government funding for development or maintenance but a number of municipalities provide land access.

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