Top Things to do in Upper Peninsula
Top Hotels in Upper Peninsula
- 1. Best Western Sault Ste. Marie
- 2. Best Western Harbour Pointe Lakefront
- 3. Island House Hotel
- 4. Mission Point Resort
- 5. Grand Hotel
- 6. Holiday Inn Express Munising-Lakeview, an IHG Hotel
- 7. Holiday Inn Express Houghton-Keweenaw
- 8. Sunset Lodge Escanaba
- 9. Inn on Mackinac
- 10. Bicycle Street Inn & Suites and Waterfront Collection
6 Cross-country Ski Areas in Upper Peninsula That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Upper Peninsula, United States including Valley Spur, Swedetown Ski Trails, ABR Trails, Days River Natural Trail, Young's Golf-Recreation-Dining, Forestville Trailhead.
Restaurants in Upper Peninsula
1. Valley Spur
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 19 reviews
Only a few thousand people ski the 22-mile Valley Spur trail each year.
Reviewed By jayneschmekel - Traverse City, United States
An annual visit beautiful trails, lovely volunteers an all around tremendous Nordic ski area. There is always a ton of snow in this area and you can count on excellent groomed trails. When we have gone on weekends there has been homemade soup and bread served in the cozy warming house but you can always bring your own food. We love to end our ski with a great stay at Roam Boutique Hotel in Munising.
2. Swedetown Ski Trails
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 30 reviews
Reviewed By Stonecroft7 - Rexburg, United States
We had a nice gathering of friends at the chalet at the top of the sledding hills. The place is not fancy, but was warm on a day when temperature was in the teens. Folks had reserved the second floor , where there is a little cafe run by a nice lady—you can buy simple foods. Sodas, warm beverages, etc. Our hosts had brought pizza and treats, which is also allowed. The kids had a blast on the well groomed hills. This is a great place!
3. ABR Trails
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 26 reviews
Reviewed By WiOutdoorGirl - Madison, United States
Skied here over the New Year holiday and was delighted by all the snow and well- groomed trails. I wasn't sure how I would like not having the warming shelter open, but it wasn't really an issue. We just used our car as a warm up shelter. I would recommend ABR for skiing. It was worth the trip for the snow and the well-groomed trails.
4. Days River Natural Trail
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 12 reviews
Features: Biking, Hiking, and Cross Country SkiingPicture yourself gliding silently past a clearwater stream gurgling in and out of pockets of glistening ice, or entering a pristine forest of pines and larch trees to see elk standing in the distant shadows, or even stopping with your companions in snow-draped woods to enjoy a steaming cup of hot chocolate.All these scenarios and more can be enjoyed on a day trip to one of the public cross-country ski pathways found in Michigan's beautiful state forests.
5. Young's Golf-Recreation-Dining
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 17 reviews
Young’s Golf-Recreation-Dining is located on over 3,000 acres Iron County, MI. Founded by George and Margaret Young in 1984, Young’s is a public recreation facility that offers year-round recreational opportunities including an 18-hole golf course, a heated indoor swimming pool with hot tub and sauna, hiking and biking trails, snowshoe, cross-country ski, fat tire bike trails and ATV and snowmobile access. Young’s recently opened its new restaurant, FireBrick Bar & Grill, which features a delicious pub style menu that you can enjoy in the newly redesigned bar and dining area. FireBrick Bar & Grill pays homage to the Chicago Fire Brick Company, George and Margaret’s successful family business. * Young's recently made the Young family cabin available to rent during the summer season. This historic cabin on sparkling Chicaugon Lake sleeps up to 10 people. Visit our website for more information and to book your stay!
6. Forestville Trailhead
Overall Ratings
3.0 based on 1 reviews
