Marquette relies on summer tourism from across the Midwest in summer months, and this article in the Minneapolis Star-Tribune certainly shows why.
Excerpt: We strode through an open forest of red pine onto a long beach, whipped by waves rolling off Lake Superior. We hiked the strand to the rocky almost-island for which Little Presque Isle Natural Area is named. Then we ducked back into the forest to walk along cliffs and look down into a quiet bay and a crazy-quilt pattern in the sandstone lakebed.
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Source: Minneapolis Star-Tribune
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