There's so much to see and do while visiting in Munising, Michigan, and in order to thoroughly appreciate and enjoy it... you'll need a comprehensive events calendar to keep you in the information loop. ExploreMunising.com has everything you need to organize your plans to explore four fun-filled seasons of events and activities.

 

 

Karl Haas Tribute Concert in Marquette, MI

Jeff Haas, son of the famous classical music radio host Karl Haas, will present a benefit concert on April 22 in Marquette, Michigan with his trio.

They will play some of his father's favorite classical music pieces, and then will take the music into an improvisational realm and will include music by the likes of Gershwin and Irving Berlin.

Generation to Generation: A Tribute to Karl Haas will take place on Thursday, April 22, at 7:30p.m. at the Forest Roberts Theatre. For more information about the concert and the upcoming 2010 Pine Mountain Music Festival please visit www.pmmf.org or call 906-482-1542. For tickets call (906) 228-0472.

 

 

5th Annual Grand Marais Offshore Challenge Fishing Tournament
Plans for the 2010 Grand Marais Offshore Challenge are well underway. The Fishing Tournament will take place on June 26 and 27. The guaranteed first place prize is $4000 this year. New rules and registration forms are now available online at grandmaraismichigan.com under the events section. You can also register online. Even though it’s only March, registrations are on a first come first serve basis with a maximum number of entries at 30 boats, so get your entry in early.

 

There will be a Captain’s Dinner again this year on Friday night that will be open to the public. More information on the menu and exact times will be announced in a few weeks.

 

A 50/50 raffle will be held throughout the weekend. Ticket sales for this will begin very soon.

 

Also on tap on Saturday the 26th for the younger fishermen will be the popular Kid’s Fishing Pond. This will be located at the Township Marina. To get more information on this call Ed Bowen at 906-494-2700.

 

For more information, you can call Aleta at 906 494-2324 or Logger at 906 494-2797.

 

Munising Michigan Area Schedule of Events

 

Munising and its surrounding area have many events happening year-round including ice climbing festival, mountain bike races and marathons.

 

 

Munising, Michigan Information Website

 

 

Attractions in the Munising area

Munising MI fun attractions - shipwreck tours, Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore cruises, boat rentals, casino, golfing, Lake Superior kayaking"

 

- Waterfalls
The Munising area features many beautiful waterfalls that range in a variety of shapes and heights.

 

Lighthouses
Munising has several historical lighthouses on the Lake Superior shoreline with some open for tours.

 

Nature & Parks
Discover Munising & Alger County Wilderness areas. Learn all about the wilderness, Rock River Canyon and Big Island Lake Wilderness Areas.

 

 

Munising Lodging Motels - Hotels

Hotels & motels in the Munising area. Munising, MI lodging features great hotels and motels close to Lake Superior.

 

 

 

Munising, Michigan Area Resources

 

Scenic Autumn Auto Tour - Hiawatha National Forest
During late September, the 879.000 acres of the Hiawatha National Forest begin radiating the colors of crimson, yellow, gold, green. and brown.  Informative Auto Tour Information & Map

 

Bay Furnace Campground & Picnic Area
Bay Furnace Campground and Picnic Area is located in Alger County. It is 5 miles west of Munising on M28, on the south shore of Lake Superior, at Christmas.

 

Au Train Lake Campground
Au Train lake Campground is located in Alger County, about 10 miles west of Munising. Au Train Lake is the largest inland lake in the area. It is an 830-acre lake with a maximum depth of 30 ft. and an average depth of 12 ft.

 

Munising, Michigan Attractions
Munising attractions offer its visitors four very unique vacation seasons to explore and enjoy... whether its summer foot travel hiking its elaborate trail system along Pictured Rocks or snowmobiling the deep Hiawatha National Forest,