Discover the hidden gems 💎of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula this National Travel & Tourism Week, with Part 1️⃣ of the U.P. Hidden Gems series featuring the Cut River Bridge! The Cut River Bridge was built in the 1940s and is one of only two cantilevered deck truss bridges in Michigan. The bridge contains 888 short tons of structural steel, is 641 feet long, and is 147 feet above the gorge, making it an impressive sight to see. The Cut River Bridge is not just a beautiful landmark, but it also serve

🏖️ Who needs one beach when you can have hundreds? The Upper Peninsula boasts an incredible 1,700 miles of shoreline along its 3 Great Lakes, plus countless beaches at its 4,000 inland lakes. It’s the ultimate beach lover’s paradise! 🎥 @frommichiganwithloveblog 🎥 @heather.outdoors 🎥 @whyyoushouldgoto 🎥 @smilkos-lens #UPTravel #PureMichigan #MichigansUpperPeninsula #UpperPeninsula #Michigander #UP #Travel #Vacation #Explore #Adventure #Beach #NationalBeachDay | Michigan's Upper Peninsula

The H-58 in Michigan's Upper Peninsula is the most stunning fall color drives in the state - if not the country - Have you ever driven it? Spanning from beyond Grand Marais to Munising with the scenic North Country Trail weaving in and out of the forest, the road hugs the Lake Superior shoreline on the north side. It hard not to stop at several picturesque locations. 🎥: Gillian Van Stratt | MLive #fallcolordrive #upnorth #michiganup #michiganfall #fallcolors | MLive.com