Cheap Lake House & Cottage Vacation Rentals in Upper Peninsula of Michigan, MI

When you have only limited times to spend in Upper Peninsula of Michigan, we highly recommend you to visit those famous places:

• Hiawatha National Forest: 103 Vacation Rentals
• Presque Isle Park: 374 Vacation Rentals
• Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore: 499 Vacation Rentals
• Glass Bottom Shipwreck Tours, Munising: 405 Vacation Rentals
• Lakenenland: 411 Vacation Rentals
• Tahquamenon Falls State Park: 212 Vacation Rentals
• Garlyn Zoo Wildlife Park: 190 Vacation Rentals
• Seul Choix Point Lighthouse: 246 Vacation Rentals
• Canyon Falls Roadside Park: 182 Vacation Rentals
• Kitch-iti-kipi: 489 Vacation Rentals
• Palms Book State Park: 486 Vacation Rentals
• Black Rocks: 378 Vacation Rentals
• Sault Historical Sites: 372 Vacation Rentals
• Mystery Spot: 441 Vacation Rentals
• Peninsula Point Lighthouse: 134 Vacation Rentals
• Great Lakes Shipwreck Museum: 181 Vacation Rentals
• Whitefish Point Lighthouse: 133 Vacation Rentals
• Da Yoopers Tourist Trap: 431 Vacation Rentals
• Isle Royale National Park: 357 Vacation Rentals
• Copper Harbor Lighthouse: 295 Vacation Rentals

Here are the airports that located near Upper Peninsula of Michigan:

• Sawyer International Airport: 131 Vacation Rentals

Sawyer International Airport (MQT) is located around Marquette and operates flights between Marquette, Detroit, and Chicago.

Tahquamenon Falls Brewery & Pub: rich in wine, comfortable environment, and delicious taste.

Hoppy's Bar: barbecue bar and board games.

Hiawatha Music Festival: it is the only event of scale in the Upper Peninsula, Michigan. The annual event uses traditional music styles, including grass music, old music, Cajun music, Celtic music, blues and folk music and dance.

Lawry's Pasty Shop: This small restaurant is known as "the best meat pie shop on the upper peninsula". Its meat pie has a crisp outer skin, clear layers, full-filling materials, and rich taste. Travelers can also match various seasonings according to their personal preferences.

Meijer: it's a famous local shopping store with many local flavors. 

Family Fare supermarket: organic products, very good.

Michigan Mineral Museum: walking into the Mineral Museum of Michigan is like walking into tiffany. You can also buy jade, fossil, and mineral jewelry here.

Great Sand Bay: when you drive along Lake Superior, along the coastline in Keweenaw County, along the way is one of the largest sand standards on the Keweenaw Peninsula, Great Sand Bay. You can enjoy the tranquility and charm of the beach. Even if you just pass by, Great Sand Bay is worth stopping by.

The temperature is about 10 degrees, and the lowest temperature there is almost one degree below zero. The growth period of animals and plants on the peninsula is three months. Autumn is the best travel season.

Two-Day Itinerary

• Day 1: visit the retro town of Horton, downtown Houghton, where most of the original buildings are still preserved, and you can see restaurants, bars, shops, etc. 
• Day 2: Porcupine Mountains Wilderness State Park, a one-day tour, you can choose to hunt, fish, camp, observe wildlife or walk on more than 90 miles of trails.

Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore: Located in the middle of the upper peninsula, munition contains various natural boulders, waterfalls, and sand dunes. It is one of the most famous tourist attractions in Michigan.

Downtown Houghton: it was founded more than 200 years ago, based on the great success of copper mining at that time. Once upon a time, there were more millionaires in this town than anywhere else in the United States. Today, most of the original buildings are still preserved, and you can see restaurants, bars, shops, and local stores mixed together. This town has lots of old vintage cars on the street.

Porcupine Mountains Wilderness State Park: This is one of the wildest landscapes in Michigan. Located in the westernmost part of the upper peninsula, it may have been a tough trail for Michigan people, but this place is magical. These mountains are only a few miles from the shore of Lake Superior, so they can climb from the shore to the top of the mountain in a day.

Lake of the Clouds: if you've been there, it's not hard to understand why Lake of the Clouds is considered a "must-see" spot for every first-time visitor to porcupine hill. You can easily reach the cloud sea viewpoint by walking 100 yards, and the famous cloud sea is 300 feet below the viewpoint overlooking the scenery. It's worth visiting in four seasons, especially in autumn.