Upper Tahquamenon Falls covered in snow and ice

The Great Outdoors

Here in Tahquamenon Country, the nature surrounding us is the attraction. You, your friends and family can experience two state parks — one is the site of a former lumbering town and Indian encampment and the other is home to the second-largest waterfall east of the Mississippi River. Witness migrant birds, elusive moose, fall color brilliance, peaceful wildlife and bears you can pose with! Woven between are hiking trails within forests, lakes and streams. 

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Experience a tranquil Tahquamenon Falls in the winter

a rosy sunset over Lake Superior near Muskallonge State Park

Muskallonge Lake State Park

Blackburian Warbler on a pine tree limb

Bird watching in Michigan around Newberry

a natural wetland scene with clouds reflected on the water and a solitary tree

Seney National Wildlife Refuge

Young black bear clawing at a tree

Oswald's Bear Ranch: An attraction for the family

Moose Image

Welcome to the Moose Capital of Michigan!

Upper Tahquamenon Falls surrounded by autumnal trees

Tahquamenon Falls State Park: Hear them roar

closeup of rocks

Extra adventures for the enthusiastic explorer

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deer in the snow
campfire in a snowy firepit
bird on branch in snowy weather
moose on a snowy road
Man standing on top of snowmobile
closeup of a stack of chopped wood
deer standing in the snow
Whitefish bay sunrise in winter
drone shot of Manistique Lake in winter
Upper Tahquamenon Falls covered in snow and ice
drone shot of sunrise over tahquamenon river
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