Movatterモバイル変換


[0]ホーム

URL:


Skip navigationSkip to main content
Travel Marquette
Things To Do
Outdoor Adventure
Hotels
Restaurants
Plan
Sustainability
Travel Marquette
Blog
Contact
Careers
Request
Media
Sitemap
Privacy Policy
Scroller
Marquette's Logo

WELCOME TO

MARQUETTE, MICHIGAN

46.5436° N, 87.3954° W

Located in Michigan’s forested Upper Peninsula on the shores of Lake Superior, Marquette harbors a community distinguished by its natural surroundings—from rushing waterfalls and rock formations to scenic vistas and dense hardwoods.

After a day immersed in nature, Marquette’s charming and historic downtown, filled with local breweries and restaurants lends the perfect spot to unwind and trade stories of adventure.

On your

MARQ ...

Shredding fresh U.P. powder

What's so #ReMARQable about Marquette?

Bigger, bolder, more spectacular, that’s what those who live and play here say about the Fresh Coast. What makes Marquette, MI so...

"Best Small Town for Adventure"

USA Today 10 Best

Blackrocks

Eat, Drink & Play like a Local

With a hip craft beer and food scene, a bustling downtown and an abundance of outdoor recreation, discover why these Marquette...

30 Most Charming Small-Town Downtowns in America

HGTV

Choose your own

Adventure

55341550550414141Sugarloaf MountainHogback MountainMarquette SawyerRegional AirportLake IndependenceLake MichigammeLakeMichiganLakeSuperiorMIWICANLakeMichiganLakeSuperiorMIWICANNCLIFFS SHAFTMINE MUSEUMUS SKI AND SNOWBOARDHALL OFFAME & MUSEUMTEAL LAKEMICHIGAN IRONINDUSTRY MUSEUMMARQUETTEMOUNTAINMT.MARQUETTESUPERIORDOMEMARQUETTE REGIONALHISTORY CENTERTHOMASROCKOVERLOOKLOWERHARBORORE DOCKMARQUETTEMARITIMEMUSEUM &LIGHTHOUSE

Marquette County

Discover top attractions, outdoor adventures, historical sites, and local favorites. This user-friendly map is your ultimate guide to experiencing the best of Marquette County. Simply click on an icon and start your exploration!
Aerial of Marquette
Aerial of Marquette
Explore Marquette County
Discover top attractions, outdoor adventures, historical sites, and local favorites. This user-friendly map is your ultimate guide to experiencing the best of Marquette County. Simply click on an icon and start your exploration!
A Couple looking out over the lake at Thomas Rock Scenic Overlook
A Couple looking out over the lake at Thomas Rock Scenic Overlook
Thomas Rock Overlook
Thomas Rock Scenic Overlook in Big Bay is an ADA-accessible trail boasting panoramic views of Lake Superior, Lake Independence, Big Bay, and the Keweenaw Peninsula.
A couple canoeing on Teal Lake in Negaunee, MI
A couple canoeing on Teal Lake in Negaunee, MI
Teal Lake
Teal Lake in Negaunee is a scenic, convenient spot for kayaking, boating, and fishing, featuring a public boat launch, ample shoreline, and easy access for visitors.
An aerial view of world's largest wooden dome, the Superior Dome featuring Lake Superior
An aerial view of world's largest wooden dome, the Superior Dome featuring Lake Superior
Superior Dome
The Superior Dome, the world’s largest wooden dome, highlights architectural innovation and community spirit. It hosts NMU sports, concerts, trade shows, and local events.
The exterior of the Marquette Regional History Center.
The exterior of the Marquette Regional History Center.
Marquette Regional History Center
The Marquette Regional History Center in downtown showcases Marquette County's rich past with exhibits on mining, Indigenous history, local lore, and more.
Iron Ore Heritage Trail
Iron Ore Heritage Trail
Iron Ore Heritage Trail
The Iron Ore Heritage Trail is a 47-mile route through Marquette County, featuring historic iron mining sites, interpretive signage, and preserved artifacts. It’s perfect for hiking, biking, birding, cross-country skiing, snowmobiling, and ORVing.
Sign for the Michigan Iron Industry Museum with a iron miner on top of it
Sign for the Michigan Iron Industry Museum with a iron miner on top of it
Michigan Iron Industry Museum
The Michigan Iron Industry Museum offers interactive exhibits, historic tours, educational programs, special events, and outdoor trails that connect to the Iron Ore Heritage Trail.
An aerial view of Marquette Mountain
An aerial view of Marquette Mountain
Marquette Mountain
Marquette Mountain Resort offers year-round adventure, from winter skiing to summer mountain biking and disc golf, with on-site gear rentals and the T-Bar for a perfect après-adventure experience.
A Couple standing on a rock atop Mount Marquette surrounded by orange, red, and yellow autumn foliage.
A Couple standing on a rock atop Mount Marquette surrounded by orange, red, and yellow autumn foliage.
Mt. Marquette
Mount Marquette offers stunning views of the city and Lake Superior, accessible via moderate to challenging hiking and biking trails, or a scenic drive to the summit.
An aerial view of the Cliffs shaft mine in Ishpeming, MI
An aerial view of the Cliffs shaft mine in Ishpeming, MI
Cliffs Shaft Mine Museum
The Cliffs Shaft Mine Museum in Ishpeming offers a fascinating glimpse into Marquette County's mining history featuring artifacts, equipment, and underground access shaft tours.
Sign for the US Ski and Snowboard Hall of Fame in Ishpeming, MI
Sign for the US Ski and Snowboard Hall of Fame in Ishpeming, MI
US Ski and Snowboard Hall of Fame & Museum
The US National Ski Hall of Fame celebrates top skiers and snowboarders with exhibits showcasing ski equipment and memorabilia from various eras, making it a must-visit for history buffs and winter sports enthusiasts.
An aerial view of the old ore dock in Marquette's Lower Harbor
An aerial view of the old ore dock in Marquette's Lower Harbor
Lower Harbor Ore Dock
The Lower Harbor Ore Dock is a historic concrete and steel structure that highlights the city’s maritime and mining past, and is the perfect spot for a Marquette photo-op.
An aerial view of the iconic red Harbor lighthouse on the shores of Lake Superior in Marquette, MI
An aerial view of the iconic red Harbor lighthouse on the shores of Lake Superior in Marquette, MI
Marquette Maritime Museum & Lighthouse
The Marquette Maritime Museum and Lighthouse offers exhibits on the Great Lakes and Marquette maritime trade, historical and paranormal tours, and more.

Brave The

Elements

Marquette County is a playground year-round. There is always something new to do and places to explore in every season. Bike byHarlow Lake in the spring, swim Superior in the summer, take in a color tour in the fall, and skiMarquette Mountain in the winter. Brave the elements and you will be rewarded.

Signature Events

Holiday Lasers on the Ore Dock

Mattson Lower Harbor ParkDetails

NYE Ball Drop Bash

Downtown MarquetteDetails
View All

Ideas &

INSPIRATION

A group of friends sitting around the fire pit at Blackrocks Brewery

Shop and sip in downtown Marquette

Bounce through the coziest stores and best sips in downtown Marquette. Enjoy the best coffee in the UP at Dead River Coffee...Read More

Holiday Lasers

Holiday Lasers on the Ore Dock

Experience the magic of the season in downtown Marquette! The historic Lower Harbor Ore Dock will light up for the holidays with...Read More

See More stories

Plan Your Trip

Before heading our way, you can surely wing it and let your future unfold, or check out our thoughtfully curated suggestions on where to play, where to eat, and where to stay.

Green and blue auroras over Lake Superior from the top of Sugarloaf Mountain in Marquette, MI

Explore Responsibly

For those who harbor the soul of an explorer, Marquette County represents a quest more than a vacation. We hope you will enjoy an immersive experience in a community where respect of nature rewards you with magnificent outdoor adventures, today, and for years to come.

Finding

Your Way

Your one-stop shop for everything Marquette

Get Yours

Get Updates On Deals + Upcoming Events

Subscribe
Travel Marquette
Address

201 S. Front Street,

Marquette, Michigan 49855

© 2025 Travel Marquette


[8]ページ先頭

©2009-2025 Movatter.jp