Marquette, MI Real Estate, Homes For Sale, School & Area Information

Marquette MI, is filled with an abundance of amazing land and artistic opportunities. If you are in to hiking, walking, biking, fat tire biking, electric biking, skiing, snowshoeing, this is an area you will fall in love with. The Heritage trail winds through parts of Marquette, known for its dozens of miles through various towns in the central Upper Peninsula, you can walk or bike this trail. It is paved, has lights at different locations, rest stops, and numerous signs about significant locations. It is an amazing journey for those seeking a safe, clean path through the area. If you are into skiing, the downhill skiing opportunities at Marquette Mountain are amazing with many different runs and skill levels. There are often great social type get togethers at the mountain, great experiences can be had by all ages. For cross country enthusiasts, many, many trails exist via the Noquemanon Trail Network (NTN) which offers other opportunities as well such as hiking and exploring. Check them out, they are amazing!

Artists will fall in love with Marquette with its many different small community galleries, and then the larger art gallery at Northern Michigan University. There are also great events such as the Outback Art Fairs for enthusiasts to participate, sell goods, and consumers to take it all in. Marquette is a truly special place with truly special people.

With the below zero temperatures that Marquette has been going through, it has brought many challenges. Even so, skating on Lake Superior seems like a once in a lifetime opportunity! I have lived in Marquette my whole life and have not seen this happen yet. Come check it out and see another reason to live in Marquette.

If you are looking for nature's beauty, you will find it in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. In our daily travels, we will find ourselves in the most rural of areas; no Wi-Fi, no cell service, no street lights, no traffic or paved roads - only the sound of water or wind in the trees. In minutes, we can be back in the amazing city of Marquette full of small businesses, local families, and NMU students enjoying the great outdoors. Whatever it is you are looking for, the Upper Peninsula probably has it!

I've been fishing, snowshoeing, and hiking in Marquette Township for many years. People enjoy living here because you are very close to all the conveniences you require but can be in the woods doing your sports from your door. You never know what animals you'll see! The parcels are usually larger with a lower property tax base. It's a wonderful location to live the Upper Peninsula lifestyle! You're only minutes into Marquette City.

The Ore to Shore is Michigan's largest mass start point to point bike race. It takes place the second Saturday in August during UP Mountain Bike Week. There are six races to choose, from the 50 yard Littlest Rock to the 48 mile Hard Rock. So bring the whole family.