This 66-acre park on Big Bay de Noc in Michigan’s Garden Peninsula offers quiet beaches, summer picnics and lakefront access just 30 minutes south of US-2.
Pioneer Trail Park
Camp along the Escanaba River at Pioneer Trail Park with RV and tent sites, pavilions, disc golf, fishing, and family-friendly amenities near Escanaba.
Rapid River Falls Park
Scenic riverfront park centered around limestone cascades, with picnic facilities.
Days River Pathway Trail
This popular trail is considered one of the best in the U.P. Five loops offer increasing difficulty; first two loops are kid-friendly.
Escanaba Civic Center
A vibrant hub for community engagement and recreational activities, offering a wide range of programs.
J.W. Wells State Park
Wells State Park includes 678 acres, a three-mile sandy beach shoreline for swimming, large picnic area, a modern campground and rustic cabins that are available to rent year round.
Portage Point Marsh
Portage Marsh is a 600-acre coastal wetland complex on Lake Michigan in Delta County.
Rapid River National Ski Trail
Located six miles north of Rapid River on US-41, it winds through towering pine-covered ridges and drops into thick lowland swamps.
Little Bay de Noc Campground
Little Bay de Noc Campground offers 36 sites, 2 group spots, hiking trails, a beach, picnic area, and boat launch—plus stunning summer sunsets.
Portage Point Beach
This is a perfect spot to bring your bike and ride to each beach location or enjoy fishing from one of the wooden piers.
Little Bay de Noc Trail
Paddle five scenic miles on Little Bay de Noc from Terrace Bay Hotel to Van Cleve Park.
Norway ORV Trail
This trail is open to both motorcycles and machines that are 50 inches or less in width.
Felch Grade ORV Trail
This trail is located behind the Felch Township Community Center on SR-69 near the swing sets. The trail is ideal for walking, horseback riding, snowmobiles, mountain biking.
Forest Islands ORV Trail
Trailhead is near Ford River outside of Escanaba.
Saunders Point Wilderness Loop
Follow wetlands, wildlife and waterfront views along the scenic Saunders Point Wilderness Loop in Gladstone, Michigan.
City of Escanaba Bike Path
The City of Escanaba has created a 4.54 mile network of bicycle paths within the city, enabling bikers to ride safely off the motor vehicle pavement.
Getzloff Corn Maze
Open September 19th thru November 1st.. Corn Maze, Pumpkin patch, Hay rides, corn sandbox, super slide, farm animals, concessions.
Bower Family Corn Maze
Come pet the animals, ride the hay ride, and make your way through one of their corn mazes.
Ninga Aki Pathway
Set in a southern boreal forest near Lake Michigan, this Delta County campground offers access to the 2.7-mile Ninga Aki Pathway, featuring forest loops, boardwalks, and lakeshore views.
Peninsula Point Lighthouse Interpretive Trail
Hike a 1-mile trail along Big Bay de Noc to the historic 1865 Peninsula Point Lighthouse, with fossils, shoreline ridges, and lake history along the way.
Hayes Corn Maze
For the past 15 years, families across the Upper Peninsula have been able to enjoy the Hayes Corn Maze.
Garden Grade ORV Trail
Take off from this location and spend the day on the trails. The sandy trails lead you under the tree canopy.
Haymeadow Creek Falls Trail & Recreation Area
The well-marked trail from the campground takes you along a winding path, across small bridges, through a heavily forested area lined with many varieties of ferns and wild plants.
Rappette's Corn Maze
Rappette’s Corn Maze in Cornell, Michigan offers family‑friendly fall fun with maze adventures and a seasonal haunted experience come October.
Moss Lake ORV Trail
Moss Lake Motorcycle Trail in Delta County spans 26 miles, is motorcycle-only, and requires both a DNR license and ORV permit.
Kitch-iti-kipi - Palms Book State Park
Explore Kitch-iti-kipi, Michigan's largest natural freshwater spring at Palms Book State Park. Immerse yourself in the crystal-clear waters, lush underwater flora, and rich folklore of this captivating destination. Perfect for families and nature enthusiasts.
Maywood History Trail
This hard-packed, easily accessible trail is .9 miles in length and takes the visitor through a 200 year old hemlock forest on the shore of Little Bay de Noc.
