The Place Where Michigan Was Born
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When it’s warm...

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Golf
Challenge yourself on one of our many golf courses and you’ll find out why we’re rapidly becoming the Upper Peninsula’s most popular destination for golfers. (Click here for a map of area golf courses.) Our courses may vary in degree of difficulty from novice to professional, but since all have been crafted from the woodlands and fields native to the Soo area, all share our unique natural beauty.

Hiking, Biking, Driving

If you’re ready to experience the wondrous sights of the Sault area, you’ve a wide range of options and opportunities! From rough trails to several groomed off-road driving areas, you can enjoy a brisk morning walk before breakfast, a leisurely drive through beautiful forests and along spectacular waterfronts, or pack up your tent and hike for days in the impressive countryside. Threading its way across our landscape, the North Country National Scenic Trail links outstanding scenic, natural, recreational, historic, and cultural areas in seven of our northern States, from New York to North Dakota.

Boating

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Being located on a peninsula surrounded on three sides by water offers many advantages. One of the best is the boating our waters provide. Residents and visitors can sail, motor, row or paddle during most of the year on their choice of lakes, rivers and our neighboring freshwater seas, the Great Lakes. Surrounded by boats, from small canoes to gigantic ore carriers, you’ll quickly discover why Sault residents are such boating enthusiasts.

Sault Ste. Marie Convention & Visitors Bureau
536 Ashmun Street, Sault Ste. Marie, MI 49783
Phone 800-647-2858 or (906) 632-3366 or you can contact us!