About Luce County
Luce County is the perfect vacation spot. Visitors can enjoy local attractions in Luce County and also the many attractions in neighboring counties. It is an ideal base camp for day trips. Local attractions include Crisp Point Lighthouse, the Luce County Historical Museum, the Tahquamenon River Logging Museum, the Toonerville Trolley and Oswald's Bear Ranch. Attractions within two hours include the Pictured Rocks, Fayette, Kitch-iti-kipi Big Spring, Soo Locks, Whitefish Point, Iroquois Lighthouse, Mackinac Island and the Seney Wildlife Refuge.
Winter's more than 200 inches of snow annually and hundreds of miles of groomed snowmobile trails and scenic cross-country trails lure hearty visitors from far away. Blanketed in ice and snow, Tahquamenon Falls has a picturesque fairy-tale quality.
Great fishing and the spectacle of a countryside in bloom attract spring visitors to the area. Spring is an excellent time to enjoy Newberry and the surrounding area at a more leisurely pace. Explore the area on one of our ORV/ATV trails. Over 200 miles of trails will take you throughout the county during the spring, summer or fall.
Whether camping or staying in one of the fine area accommodations, you'll enjoy summer in the north. Don't miss the beaches of Lake Superior, the Tahquamenon River, Luce County Park, the many inland lakes or canoeing the Two Hearted River made famous by Ernest Hemingway.
Fall in Luce County is eye-popping, dazzling color created by the changing of the season. Enjoy invigorating days with bright blue skies and clean, fresh air! It's the perfect time to hike, hunt, fish and take pictures.