Sugraloaf Mountain Marquette MI

Sugarloaf Mountain

www.co.marquette.mi.us
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(577) · Hiking area in Marquette, United States
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Nov 27, 2024
If you’re looking for an outdoor adventure in Upper Michigan, Sugarloaf Mountain is an absolute must-visit! The hike up this stunning peak is above amazing, offering some of the most jaw-dropping vie…Full review by Daydream34961742217
May 27, 2024
While a mountain by Michigan standards, Sugarloaf is, at least for anyone who has done the Rockies or other real mountains, a glorified hill. While it's about 1,080 feet above sea level, the actual…Full review by 80237travel
Oct 16, 2023
The views at the top are worth the climb! It is a decent hike to the 3 viewing areas at the top- many steep stairs, but they have railings. There is also an option of an easier hiking route vs more…Full review by heatherrD6623FM
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The landscape of Marquette and its surrounding region is sprinkled with lush green forests along the shoreline of Lake Superior, which offers m…
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Questions & answers

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Are the trails open in the winter months?
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I believe they are!
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Answer by Betsy T · Mar 29, 2022
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I read one of the reviews that stated no restrooms here. Is that true?
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We stopped at a gas station to use restrooms. We didn't see any onsite.
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Can we bring our dogs?
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Yes
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How long did it take to do the hike round trip?
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The person saying 10 to 15 minutes must have been running the whole way.
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Portable restrooms are available near both parking areas; plan to take your trash home with you.
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As with all Virginia hikes; the woods are humid and buggy in the summer. The best seasons for the Sugarloaf Mountain hikes are late spring, early summer, and fall.
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Check the Sugarloaf Mountain website for updates on closures and restrictions.
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The park requests a $5 or more donation to help maintain the mountain roads, parking, and facilities. Pay in cash at the donation box by the entrance.
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For minimal walking with great views, stop at the East View parking area and have a picnic.
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The Cost of Visiting Sugarloaf Mountain. Cable tickets are around $ 40. If you are a student, this cost will be halved. So to save on travel expenses, do not forget your student card!
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The Sugarloaf Mountain gate is open 8:00 until one hour before sunset.
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Naming Sugarloaf mountain. The 396-meter peak, also known as the Pão de Açúcar, was named in the 16th century. But at that time, its name was not registered.
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There is a small lookout platform near the West View parking area which is worth a visit.
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Trails are mostly dirt and rocks through forest. They will be slippery and muddy if it’s been raining.
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Leashed dogs are allowed, so bring your furry buddy along.
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Avoid the mountain or arrive early on warm Saturdays and holidays. We once arrived at 10:00 for a Mother’s Day hike and parked easily. By the time we left at 2:00, every road and space was packed with…
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Sugarloaf Mountain Cable Car. One of the ways you can get to the top of this mountain is by using a cable car. To reach the highest point of Sugarloaf mountain, you need to change your cable car twice…
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Hike in early June to enjoy beautiful mountain laurel in bloom.
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Sugarloaf mountain neighbors. Do not think that Sugarloaf mountain is alone. Around this mountain are two other beautiful peaks called Morro da Urca Mountain and Babylon Mountain.
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Mountaineering in Sugarloaf Mountain. Since this mountain has many rocks and its slope is relatively high, it is more suitable for rock and roll people.
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The road is one-way and passes the Stronghold Mansion. Louise and Gordon Strong created a non-profit that keeps Sugarloaf Mountain available to the public and maintains the roads and trails.
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