 Lake
Gogebic, Michigan, (Bergland and Marenisco) Lodging
Lake
Gogebic is Michigan's largest inland lake located in
the far western end of the Upper Peninsula of
Michigan. The north half of the lake is in Ontonagon
County, Bergland Township, and the Eastern Time
zone. The south half of the lake is in Gogebic County,
Marenisco Township, and the Central Time zone.
In
13,380 acres of prime fishing water, there are walleye,
smallmouth bass, northern pike, jumbo perch and some
whitefish.
 This
region is also a prime hunting hot spot for deer,
bear, small game and birds. Families will enjoy Lake
Gogebic's summer water sports, camping, sightseeing and
hiking the surrounding timberland. Winter is a "world
of its own" with an annual snowfall of nearly 300
inches. Lake Gogebic is situated within a vast
snowmobile trail system extending throughout the Upper
Peninsula. Cross country ski trails are abundant
and five major downhill ski facilities are less than a
hour's drive. It is a great place to use snowshoes.
Click here for the Lake
Gogebic Area Chamber of Commerce
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 Fishtales
Pub and Grub (S,
D, FF, CO, L, Lq, DS)
Jon Missant
N10596 State Hwy M-64
Marenisco, Michigan
49947
Fishtales Resort is located on Lake Gogebic, the
largest inland lake in the Upper Peninsula. Dining at
Fishtales is an experience of delight for the most
discriminating, served in a congenial atmosphere
overlooking Lake Gogebic. On our menu you will find
varied daily specialties. The full service bar over
looks the gorgeous shoreline of Lake Gogebic.
Phone: (906) 842-3366
 Root
Cellar All Seasons Lodging, Inc. (S,
D, FF, CO, L, Lq, DS)
N.
11071 East Shore Road
Marenisco, Michigan 49947
(906) 842-3535 or (906)842-3534
The
Root Cellar is well known throughout the entire area
for casual dining, friendly atmosphere and specially
prepared food.
Web
Site: rootcellaronlakegogebic.com.
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