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The Wetmore Landing Trail is a popular beach access trail in the Little Presque Isle Recreation Area that is also a popular trail for getting to the top of Sugarloaf Mountain. The beach access off of this trail can be reached via a bunch of short spur trails.

Among Marquette County's waterfalls, this one stands out, easily accessible. Found at Morgan Creek and Carp River's confluence, it descends 20 feet (ca. 6 m). While some argue it's an unnamed cascade, others claim it as the photogenic Morgan Falls.

The Lilly Pond in the Little Presque Isle Recreation Area is actually the biggest body of water on the property besides Lake Superior. There is a lot of wildlife in and around the pond, and it's worth the trek to get back to it. The trail leading to the pond can be hard to follow at times, so make sure to follow the white blazes and have your map with you.

The Wetmore Landing Trail is a popular beach access trail in the Little Presque Isle Recreation Area that is also a popular trail for getting to the top of Sugarloaf Mountain. The beach access off of this trail can be reached via a bunch of short spur trails.

The Iron Ore Heritage Trail is a 47-mile, year round, multi-use, interpretive trail that crosses the Marquette Iron Range. It travels through some of the key historical industrial sites located in and around Marquette. Trailheads are located at the Marquette Welcome Center in Marquette and in Republic west of Marquette.

This is simply a magnificent structure. It is the historic Ore Dock that is in Marquette’s Lower Harbor. It is a relic of Marquette’s iron ore mining and maritime industry used for loading ore onto lake freighters. It is no longer in use today but was once a prominent pillar to the local Marquette economy. The Upper Harbor Ore Dock at Presque Isle is still in use for those interested in seeing such a giant structure in its working environment.

The Mount Marquette Overlook offers panoramic views of the city of Marquette, Lake Superior, and Hogback Mountain. The trail circling around the mountain offers a few spotty views but nothing as great and as open as the view you get from the official overlook.

Among Marquette County's waterfalls, this one stands out, easily accessible. Found at Morgan Creek and Carp River's confluence, it descends 20 feet (ca. 6 m). While some argue it's an unnamed cascade, others claim it as the photogenic Morgan Falls.