Lodging

Upper Peninsula Lodging

Scott's Superior Inn & Cabins
Ontonagon, Michigan

Winter sports include snowmobiling, snow shoeing, downhill skiing and XC Cross country skiing. Our snowmobile trails and conditions are rated by some as the best in the world. You can link up to 1,000's of miles of groomed snowmobile trails covering numerous states.

OUR PROPERTY features an inviting lobby, with a large fireplace ... a spacious fire-placed recreation room that allows lively competition at foosball, pool and other games. Rooms are attractively furnished and beautifully carpeted for quiet and luxurious relaxation with free wireless internet throughout the inn. You'll find your hours spent here to be rewarding ones ... hours that will make you want to make SCOTT'S SUPERIOR INN your home away from home.

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U.P. Michigan Vacations

The Porcupine Mountains

The Porcupine Mountain Wilderness State Park is the largest of Michigan's state parks, totally 60,000 areas. This State Park, a well worn chain of mountains rising from the shores of Lake Superior, was named by the Ojibwa people for its resemblance to the porcupine. The Porcupine Mountains was established as a Michigan State Park in 1944 to protect the last extensive tract of old-growth forest remaining the Midwest. The Park is located in the northwest corner of Michigan's Upper Peninsula and sits at the western edge of the Copper Country, but has always played an integral part of the Copper Country. The Park is located 15 miles west of Ontonagon along the shores of Lake Superior.   Click map to enlarge.

 

 

 

 

 

The Porcupine Mountains today are known for their old growth forests, many geologic formations, the rough shoreline of Lake Superior, the many waterfalls throughout the park, and the great scenery, animals, fauna, and superb trails and backcountry opportunities.

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