Paradise, Michigan

WINTER

Get to places you can't in summer! Paradise is a top destination for snowmobilers, but it's also tops for quiet winter sports like cross-country skiing and snowshoeing. Rent equipment from a local merchant and hit the trails!

Don't miss an opportunity to see Tahquamenon Falls in the winter -- its unique ice sculptures are fantastic and just a short walk from your car or snowmobile.

SPRING

• Avoid Crowds, Not a Peak Season, Indulge in the Quiet
• Bird-Watching for Northern Bird Species, Whitefish Point is A Natural Migration Corridor
• Spring Thaws Increase Water Flow through the Waterfalls
• Star Gazing in Areas of Pristine Night Sky, See the Constellations, Planets, Meteors at Whitefish Point
• Northern Lights Viewing
• Maple Syrup Season

SUMMER

• Hiking North Country Scenic Trail, Water Trails
• Museums Crisp Point Lighthouse, Great Lakes Shipwreck Museum, Soo Locks, Tahquamenon Logging Museum
• Natural Wonders Tahquamenon Falls State Park, Tahquamenon Wilderness River, Lake Superior
• Sanctuaries Oswald's Bear Ranch, Seney National Wildlife Refuge - Paradise
• Activities ATV Riding on County Roads, Fishing, Hiking, Rockhounding
• Lighthouses Whitefish Point Light Station, Crisp Point Lighthouse, Point Iroquois Lighthouse

FALL

Fall color is not the only reason to visit the area. Like spring, fall is a quieter time and visitors can truly enjoy the solitude of the area. Whether hiking the North Country Scenic Trail or driving the Tahquamenon Scenic Byway you'll find yourself immersed in color!

The fall migration brings birds and birders alike again to the Whitefish Point Bird Observatory.

Open Year Round, 7 Days A Week
   Serving Breakfast 8 - 11 am
   Offering Brunch Fri - Sun, 11 am - 1 pm
   Lunch/Dinner 11 am - 9 pm

 • •  The Bar Will Stay Open If Business Is There
 • •  Outdoor Dining
 • •  Dogs Welcome - Patio Pup Menu
 • •  Live Music - Drink Menu & Daily Specials!
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