Lake Superior

There's a home on Michigan's Lake Superior coast that may just give the most cozy feeling of anywhere on the Great Lakes.

A pier at Marquette's Lower Harbor now features glass blocks so you can walk over and look down into the waters of Lake Superior.

One of the most mysterious Michigan UFO encounters took place over Lake Superior On November 23, 1953.

After this storm, while perusing the PureUP Facebook group, I came across these beautiful photos from a photographer named Laura Maynard. A Marquette native, she moved to the U.P. from Wisconsin at age 5 and never left.

The Great Lakes Shipwreck Historical Society has discovered a "peculiar" vessel that sunk in Lake Superior during a powerful October storm, nearly 120 years ago to the day.

Not only is this Great Lake the biggest by area, but it's one of the deepest too.

Tips on where and how to find some very cool, glowing rocks with a UV light in Michigan.

Mid-November weather turned out to be perfect for surfers braving Lake Superior for some early winter season waves on the big lake.

"Otherworldly" is the word that first comes to mind when you see these photographs. The images are from a Lake Superior shipwreck, one with a possibly fascinating history, made all the more interesting by the mystery attached to it.

It involves a road trip, a boat trip to an island, and then a hike to a pond to find an island on an island.