Plan your Summer Vacation
Looking to break free this summer? Nothing can renew your spirit like a hike through legacy forests rich with Hemlock, Cedar, Beech, Birch, and Jack-Pine trees or paddling small creeks and rivers once traveled by Chippewa families and fur trading voyagers. Paradise Michigan is located in the eastern Upper Peninsula of Michigan with Tahquamenon Falls State Park to the west, National Hiawatha Forrest to the south, and Lake Superior shoreline to the north and east.
Whether you are planning a Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore boat ride, visiting the Soo Locks, or Oswald's Bear Ranch, we encourage you to reserve your cabin or motel room early in order to have the accommodations you prefer during the time frame that suits your needs. Make note of cancellation policies and rest assured your plans will be reinvigorating. For your convenience a list our members is at the end of this article. July, August, and September is our prime season. Finding a room at that time can be a challenge so make your plans for this summer early.
Paradise serves as a gateway to the Tahquamenon Falls State Park, home of the largest waterfall in the state of Michigan, the Tahquamenon Upper Falls. It is also affectionately known as the Root Beer Falls due to the tannin acids in the cedar and spruce trees in the region.
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MUSEUMS
The Paradise region is rich with history. Located along the shores of Lake Superior, travelers through history have included Anishnaubee, European voyagers, loggers, and entrepreneurs. You'll find a highly rated, world class Mari-time museum at Whitefish Point, Great Lakes Shipwreck Museum. You'll also discover the informative Tahquamenon Logging Museum near Newberry and a personable museum at the Point Iroquois Lighthouse. The Luce County Historical Museum provides insight to early Upper Peninsula society and culture while the Wheels of History Museum offers inside to industrial advancement.
MICROBREWERY
After hiking the paved path to the natural surroundings of the Tahquamenon Upper Falls; enjoy a frosty mug of Black Bear Stout at the Tahquamenon Falls Brewery & Pub at Camp 33 located in the park. They offer a splendid assortment of dining meals and a relaxing environment to reflect on your week.
Be sure to stop at Brown's Fish House for the best Whitefish east of the Mississippi. Prepared from fresh caught wild Whitefish from Lake Superior's Whitefish Bay.
Culinary delights made from scratch are available at The INN, Smokehouse & Gastropub located in downtown Paradise in front of the Magnuson Grand Lakefront. You need to be sure to Get Some!!!
The Lumberjack Breakfast is available all day at the Berry Patch Bakery, Restaurant, and Gift Shop. They also make a great UP favorite, pasty.
PLACES TO STAY!
This information is brought to you by the Paradise Area Tourism Council and their members: Curley's Paradise Motel, Magnuson Grand Lakefront Paradise, Paradise Inn (Hotel), Paradise Shores Cabins, and Vagabond Motel. Sign up for our newsletter to stay current on activities in the area.
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