lake superior

Perhaps one of the most underrated parts of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula would be Whitefish Point. Lake Superior is the most beautiful, and deceiving, Great Lake of Michigan. As the deepest Great Lake and the most North, Lake Superior has earned its reputation as a ship graveyard; though they are also home to the Great Lakes Region bird observatory.

A Michigander has made it possible to explore shipwrecks in numerous Michigan lakes from the comfort of your home.

Mid-November weather turned out to be perfect for surfers braving Lake Superior for some early winter season waves on the big lake.

To be considered a true Michigander, one must almost know the words to the song "The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald". Have The Gales of November come early in 2021?

This year commemorates the 100th anniversary of the Michigan Department of Natural Resources. In honor of the DNR's anniversary, let's take a look at something you don't see everyday...a deer playing in the water of Lake Superior.

"Otherworldly" is the word that first comes to mind when you see these photographs. The images are from a Lake Superior shipwreck, one with a possibly fascinating history, made all the more interesting by the mystery attached to it.

These Michigan urban legends have the potential to be terrifying. There's NO way they're true...right?

Yes, there still is ice and winterlike conditions to be found across Michigan in late April 2021, particularly as this video shows from the shores of Lake Superior at Copper Harbor.

Of course Lake Superior is the largest of the Great Lakes, so you shouldn't expect anything less than a raging whitewater creek that is roaring into the lake.

The Loneliest Place on Earth is located 25 miles from the nearest shore in the middle of Lake Superior where it takes a brutal pounding from waves 365 days a year.