With spring comes lots of opportunities to get outside and explore. It’s certainly easier to avoid a snowstorm. If you have some time, you may be looking for some unique places to visit in Michigan in spring.

Whether indoors or outdoors, numerous locations throughout the state are well worth visiting during this season. Keep reading to learn more!

Unique Michigan Places to Visit in the Upper Peninsula

Fort Wilkins Historic State Park

Fort Wilkins Historic State Park in Copper Harbor Michigan opens in May each year and creates the perfect place to watch flowers bloom and trees come to life.

Depending on weather conditions, you can tour the two lighthouses that date back to the 1860s and view the rocky shoreline. Some people visit for early fishing too. With 700 acres to explore, it’s certainly well worth a visit.

Sault Ste Marie Michigan

Whether you want to fish on the St. Mary’s River system to catch walleye, salmon, or pike, or you’re interested in booking a boat charter to locate musky, you’re sure to find lots to do in Sault Ste Marie if you’re an adventure lover.

Also, it’s a great time to bike the Soo Trails and watch the freight ships come into the harbor. Though the beaches may be a bit cold, several of the golf courses open up when the weather dries out enough.

Drummond Island Michigan

Drummond Island is an excellent choice for those who want to get their feet wet at the end of the spring season. It’s on the Upper Peninsula coast on Lake Huron. It’s a large lake, but it’s also one of the most tourism-free areas, especially during the spring season.

There are many scenic trails to explore, and watching the sunrise over the waterfront is the perfect start to a lazy Sunday morning. Some people come just for bird-watching at this time of the year.

While it’s too cold for kayaking most of the time during spring, you can do some fishing, and the golf courses tend to open up on warm, dry days.

Mackinac Island Michigan

Take the first boat ride to Mackinac Island this spring. Early in the season, there are fewer tourists, and most of the fun stuff is underway, whether that’s fishing, the nightlife, or the fantastic restaurants.

If it’s going to be a warm weekend, it is a great Michigan destination to bike around the town, taking in the various landmarks. Horses may be available for a stroll too.

On a cooler day, spend time at the spa getting a massage, or tour…