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Lake Gogebic Michigan
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About the Lake Gogebic, Michigan Area
Lake Gogebic lies between two counties, Gogebic County and Ontonagon County, in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. The Lake Gogebic area has long been known for the wide variety of recreational opporunities it has to offer vacation visitors: snowmobiling, fishing, hunting, skiing, biking, sightseeing and camping are just a few of the activites that visitors can enjoy. Meanwhile, the surrounding forests, lakes, and river offer unmatched natural beauty. Lake Gogebic, the largest inland lake in the Upper Peninsula, and Lake Superior, the most beautiful of the Great Lakes, offer spectacular views from their shorelines.
Gogebic County is Michigan’s Western Gateway. There are twelve hundred miles of rivers and streams, over 300 inland lakes and miles of woods and wilderness. It offers thrills for anglers, fun for swimmers and boating enthusiasts, quiet adventures for canoeists, excitement for the hunter and enchanting scenery for everyone. It’s also the ski capital of the Midwest with four ski areas in Michigan and one in near by Wisconsin.
Gogebic means "where trout rising make small rings upon the surface." Located on the western end on the Upper Peninsula, Gogebic County is the place for outdoor recreation. This is home to Big Snow Country. Also calling Gogebic home are 100 waterfalls, the Sylvania Wilderness, Cisco Chain of Lakes, Lake Gogebic, Black River National Scenic Byway, Copper Peak, Ottawa National Forest, and Lake Superior.
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