Here in Marquette County, we are fortunate to have an abundance of beautiful trails to play on year-round. However, these trails aren’t made possible without the hard work and dedication of a variety of local organizations and volunteer groups. How can you support those who make our trails so great…
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Partridge Creek Compost is a local nonprofit on a mission to reduce food waste going to landfills and improve soil health in our region. They provide curbside compost collections for residents and businesses in Marquette County. With 66 million tons of food waste created each year in the United…
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Being prepared to recreate outdoors extends well beyond acquiring the proper gear and navigation tools. It is equally important to be conscientious and knowledgeable of the land you intend to tread. Cultural awareness: Know before you go Remember that you are on Indigenous land no matter where you…
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Autumn is one of the best times of year to enjoy the beautiful outdoors in the Upper Peninsula. Expansive forests become a sea of vibrant reds, oranges, and yellows. The air is cooler and the mosquitoes are gone. With the changing season comes a few things that are important to remember when we…
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Lake Superior is the largest freshwater lake in the world by surface area. Its coastline is scaped by beautiful rock formations that are some of the oldest volcanic rocks exposed on earth. Don’t underestimate the power of Lake Superior though, as conditions can change very quickly. We like to go by…
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Campfires can have detrimental impacts on an area if not managed properly. The Leave No Trace organization advises the best practice is using camp stoves for cooking instead of fires, as they allow for minimal impact on the area you are camping. If a camp stove isn’t available to you, it’s important…
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Summer beach days are officially here and lucky for us, Marquette County is home to miles of beautiful sandy shorelines. To keep our beaches pristine and clean, follow these beach etiquette guidelines on your next visit. Recreate Responsibly Be respectful of land manager rules and regulations…
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With more than 60 miles of paved and gravel bike paths, Marquette County offers endless opportunities to explore on two wheels. Whether you're cruising the Iron Ore Heritage Trail or navigating city streets, help keep yourself and others safe by following local bike guidelines and e-bike etiquette…
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With the warmer weather comes a lot of excitement to spend time outside again. However, spring trail conditions can be unpredictable, so it's important to ensure you follow proper trail etiquette. Before adventuring, check out these Leave No Trace guidelines to be a more responsible steward of our…
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Catching a glimpse of the northern lights is a bucket-list experience, and Marquette’s dark skies offer some of the best viewing opportunities in the Midwest. When heading out for the night, it’s important to be mindful of your impact. From choosing the right spot to respecting fellow aurora…
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