Felicia Fullwood

Exploring the Art of Nothing

During the quiet months in late fall and early spring, Michigan’s Upper Peninsula feels even more spacious and relaxing. Traffic thins, parking is easy and you can listen to nature without the distraction of crowds. These seasons are about unhurried quiet time, having places to yourself and letting…

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50 Years of the SS Edmund Fitzgerald Mystery

As you stand on a warm, quiet summer day at Whitefish Point, Lake Superior feels gentle, almost tender. The water ripples over thousands of smooth, colorful stones. Sunlight scatters like diamonds across the deep-blue expanse and the breeze barely stirs. It’s hard to imagine what this lake is…

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The U.P. at Night

When daylight fades across Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, the landscape doesn’t go to sleep — it transforms. As the first stars appear and the air cools, most people head for home. For those who stay, experiencing the U.P. after sunset reveals another side of the region and offers the perfect…

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Top FREE Things to Do in the Upper Peninsula this Fall

Enjoy the spirit-lifting fall decorations, farm markets and fall festivals in St. Ignace, on Mackinac Island, in Sault Ste. Marie, Munising, Marquette, Houghton, Hancock, Calumet, Copper Harbor, Menominee, Iron Mountain, Escanaba, Gladstone and Manistique. Fall events FREE fall things to do all…

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Surfing the Great Lakes

Every fall and winter, photos and videos of surfers riding the waves on the Great Lakes capture headlines, go viral on social media and appear on national TV. What grabs attention isn’t just the size of the swells but the sight of surfers braving freezing temperatures, often sporting dramatic “ice…

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10 Must-See U.P. Fall Color Destinations

If you’ve ever said, “Some fall I’m going to the Upper Peninsula,” this is the year to do it! Already visited during our nationally renowned season? Then you know it’s worth coming back. To make planning easy, locals mapped out the 10 best fall color routes, and we’ve called out at least one…

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