Hunting / Farm Land, Country Homes & Estates for sale in Upper Peninsula Michigan

The Upper Peninsula of Michigan is geographically divided from the Lower Peninsula and only accessible by the Mackinac Bridge, although a potion borders with Wisconsin to the southwest. The Upper Peninsula is on Eastern Time for the most part, while the four counties bordering Wisconsin are on Central Time. The whole peninsula observes daylight savings time. The Upper Peninsula is bordered to the north by Lake Superior, to the southeast by Lake Michigan and Lake Huron, and to the east by the St. Mary’s River. If the water border with Lake Superior is included, it also borders Minnesota to the west. Snowmobilers consistently rank the Upper Peninsula’s 3,000 miles of groomed tracks as the best in the country.

There’s a  dozen ski resorts that alpine skiers and snowboarders can carve on. Cross-country skiers and fat-tire cyclists can find some peace in snow-covered forests, while brave ice climbers ascend towering, frozen waterfalls and fishermen and kiteboarders enjoy spending hours on our ice-covered bays and lakes. Marquette, Sault Ste. Marie, Escanaba, Menominee, Houghton, and Iron Mountain are the region’s major cities. The Upper Peninsula of Michigan is geographically divided from the Lower Peninsula and only accessible by the Mackinac Bridge, although a potion borders with Wisconsin to the southwest. The Upper Peninsula is on Eastern Time for the most part, while the four counties bordering Wisconsin are on Central Time. The whole peninsula observes daylight savings time.

The Upper Peninsula is bordered to the north by Lake Superior, to the southeast by Lake Michigan and Lake Huron, and to the east by the St. Mary’s River. If the water border with Lake Superior is included, it also borders Minnesota to the west. Snowmobilers consistently rank the Upper Peninsula’s 3,000 miles of groomed tracks as the best in the country. There’s a  dozen ski resorts that alpine skiers and snowboarders can carve on. Cross-country skiers and fat-tire cyclists can find some peace in snow-covered forests, while brave ice climbers ascend towering, frozen waterfalls and fishermen and kiteboarders enjoy spending hours on our ice-covered bays and lakes. Marquette, Sault Ste. Marie, Escanaba, Menominee, Houghton, and Iron Mountain are the region’s major cities.