Ryan some nice places to go are pictured rocks, Tahquamenon falls Which has a narrow gauge train and also there are boats that will take you up to the falls. The soo locks are kind of neat. If your going thru my hometown of Manistique stop and see Kitchi-ti-kipi (Big springs) were up to 20,000 gallons of water come up out of the bottom a minute. They have a raft to take you across the spring which is 200ft across and 40 ft deep at a constant 45deg F. and never freezes. The raft is self-operated by a cable. Its near Indian Lake which is the fourth largest lake in the UP. Which has a very nice State park where you can camp in tents or cabins. Indian lake has a max depth of 18ft about 90% is less than 15ft. Game fish include perch, walleye, northerns, muskey, rock bass, smallmouth, bluegill, brown trout and even a sturgeon or 2. Near Manisitque is Seul Choix lighthouse (pronounced Seshwa) purported to be haunted just south of Gulliver. The mouth of Thompson creek and the Manistique river are hot spots for salmon and steelhead fishing in season. West of Manistique is Historic Fayette state park which is an old smelting ghost town. Indian Lake state parks cabins have bunk beds, outdoor grills, fire circles and picnic tables nice sandy beaches. call them at 906-341-2355 I guarantee a nice stay there and Manistique is centrally located with in a few hours of pictured rocks or the soo locks. Indian lake has plenty of ducks too, hunted there this year and there were rafts of pintails, lots of buffies, mallards, geese you name it. Hope that gives you some ideas.
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