Staying Warm with Active Winters

Posted on November 30th, 2020
By: Scott Lawrence The idea of an active winter fully bloomed once I crossed the Mackinac Bridge to start the next journey in my life. I arrived in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula in January of 2010 to attend Northern Michigan University. …

The Ultimate Yooper Holiday Gift Guide

Posted on November 23rd, 2020
by: Baylie Bullington Put a little piece of the Escanaba area under your tree! These gifts are perfect expressions of the Upper Peninsula and are guaranteed to impress. Better yet, you can grab everything you need online! Just press on …

Sweden by the Bite

Posted on November 19th, 2020
by: Baylie Bullington One of the more eclectic restaurants in the Upper Peninsula resides in an old building in downtown Escanaba. Underneath its blue and yellow awnings reads “Best Food in Town.” Little is known about this iconic location’s original …

Mi Playground Review of Fayette Historic State Park

Posted on October 22nd, 2020
“Walking through a Postcard” Join Digital Creator and Michigan Travel enthusiast, Andy as he makes a stop at Fayette Historic State Park in the fall! For more of his content check out his YouTube channel.  …

The History of an Iron Smelting Town

Posted on July 21st, 2020
By: Baylie Bullington In the little historic townsite of Fayette tucked along Snail Shell Harbor, there are some nineteen structures that stand. They are what is left behind of time when the cost of a suit was $17, profitable employment …

Locals Pick: The Best Parks in Bays de Noc

Posted on July 10th, 2020
By: Baylie Bullington If you’re anything like me, you’ll find Delta County Parks unique to many other parks you might have visited in the past. I grew-up landlocked, so when I moved to the Bays de Noc area, I fell …

Guide to Your Ideal Beach

Posted on May 19th, 2020
 By: Baylie Bullington, Visit Escanaba    Here is a guide to finding your next sandy spot by the waves. From hidden beaches to ones featuring a lighthouse, the Bays’ de Noc has it all. You can find easily accessible places with …
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