There's just something about Michigan's Upper Peninsula which calls to me.  Wild...rugged...with vast tracts of empty, seemingly unending forest sprinkled with pristine lakes and muskeg...the U.P. epitomizes everything I love in the outdoors.  It even has a few decently rocky hills to satiate the mountain-lover in me.  It was my good fortune to call myself a Yooper for about six years, and it's six years I will forever remember fondly.  I had some great adventures here, as I hope these albums will share...

Adventure Log:  180.5 miles

Upper Peninsula Hikes Ranked by Difficulty

Isle Royale National Park  (51.50)

Porcupine Mountains Wilderness State Park  (36.00)

Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore - Lakeshore Trail  (27.20)

Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore - Grand Sable Loop  (13.30)

Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore - Chapel Loop  (11.90)

Trap Hills - Cascade Falls & Norwich Bluff  (8.00)

McCormick Tract Wilderness  (6.60)

Osborne Preserve-Sugar Island  (5.90)

Horseshoe Bay Wilderness  (5.10)

Monocle Lake-Mission Hill Trail  (4.82)

Marblehead-Drummond Island  (4.80)

Hogback Mountain  (4.40)

Point Patterson  (4.12)

Big Knob-Crow Lake Pathway  (3.90)

Middle Neebish Lighthouse  (3.20)

Mission Hill-Spectacle Lake  (3.00)

Little Mountain  (2.50)

Cut River Pathway  (2.00)

Tahquamenon Falls State Park - Lower Falls  (1.78)

Round Island Point Nature Preserve  (1.70)

Tahquamenon Falls State Park - Upper Falls  (1.18)