Northern Lights In Michigan: A Traveler’s Dream
Stargazing in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula is an adventure few can replicate, especially when it comes to the Northern Lights. The U.P. offers some of the darkest skies on Earth, making it an ideal place to witness the aurora borealis. These mesmerizing displays are tied to solar activity and are most vibrant during the equinoxes when Earth's magnetic field is most vulnerable. With its latitude and low light pollution, the U.P. is a top destination for aurora chasers. If you’re lucky enough to witness the lights, it’s a sight you’ll never forget.
Snowy Upper Michigan: A Weekend Getaway from Hancock to Copper Harbor
We may be biased, but, winter in Michigan’s Keweenaw Peninsula is truly special—one of the most magical places in all of Upper Michigan. Winter in the Keweenaw is a season of quiet beauty, invigorating adventure, and plenty of things to do! Snow-covered forests, frozen waterfalls, and, the vast, icy expanse of Lake Superior create a landscape that invites both movement and stillness. Whether you're seeking the thrill of exploration, the comfort of warmth, or a bit of both, from Hancock to Copper Harbor,the Keweenaw offers a perfect blend of outdoor discovery, soul-soothing rituals, and a deep sense of place.