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The warm days and cool nights of the summer season afford unparalleled recreational experiences to outdoor enthusiasts as well as families. In Gogebic County one can experience the famous Lake Superior sunsets, as well as the timeless visual sensations of the Northern Lights, which dance most brilliantly in our northern skies. Our area hosts over a million acres of unspoiled Northwoods accented by over 50 breathtaking waterfalls. Over 80 percent of the County’s acreage is within the boundaries of the Ottawa National Forest, and most of the land is open to the public. The Ottawa National Forest encompasses over 953,000 acres of unspoiled hardwood forests. It’s a great place for adventure. Camping, hiking, biking and walking trails to scenic overlooks are among some of the activities enjoyed there. Lake
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Gogebic
County Michigan
Lake
Gogebic lies between two counties, Gogebic County and
Ontonagon County, in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. The
Lake Gogebic area has long been known for the wide variety of
things it has to offer vacation visitor. Snowmobiling,
fishing, hunting, skiing, biking, sightseeing and camping are
among some of the things Lake Gogebic has to offer.
Gogebic
County is Michigan’s Western Gateway. There are twelve
hundred miles of rivers and streams, over 300 inland lakes and
miles of woods and wilderness. It offers thrills for anglers,
fun for swimmers and boating enthusiasts, quiet adventures for
canoeists, excitement for the hunter and enchanting scenery
for everyone. It’s also the ski capital of the Midwest with
four ski areas in Michigan and one in near by Wisconsin.
