This issue: Photo Contest Winners; Cruise Ships and Tall Ships; a special section on Delight in the Details for weddings, plus Cookies & Cocktails for your Valentine, 2 young wellness entrepreneurs plus Fat Biking, Mitt Stitching and More Winter Fun.
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Featured photographer Heidi Pinkerton helps you "Winter-Eyes" your view of the season, plus ideas for Gifting Experiences, book gifts for kids, advice on Embracing Winter from two (relative) newcomers' and more love the season, love the region tales. Read more
We announce our 2021 Achievement Award winner, stroll along the Ontario shore in autumn, meet 4 artists plus talk about homes, weddings and easy-peasy fish recipes. Oh, and introduce our newest items in our Lake Superior Collection for gift shopping! Read more
Our Full Circle with the Best of the Lake winners! Bring It Home to the Lake special section; a top photographer shows us all four shores; the Michigan Paranormal Convention in the Sault; a steelhead angler’s confessions; and the Trans Superior Race. Read more
Rolling off the presses is our June/July issue, packed with stories about kayaking Pictured Rocks, what you might see in a summer visit to Sax-Zim Bog, a short-sweet sampler of accessible trails, plus a profile of a young U.P. opera singer. Read more
The Care & Feeding of Our Museum Ships • A Photo View of Open Waters & Bold Blossoms • Maple Sugaring with the director of the Cedar Tree Institute • The upcoming book A View from Split Rock about nearly 4 decades of "keeping" that iconic light Read more
Photo contest winners, how our ports weathered the pandemic, a lucky photographer’s peek-a-boo bobcats, a wedding planner helps rediscover the joy, plus 5 great low-impact winter recreations to celebrate the outdoors. Read more
Medicine bears teaching us about heart health, Ojibwe horses reared in our northern climes, a home with a cabin at its center and a beautiful photo feature embracing winter by Travis Novitsky. Plus a special round up of children's book options. Read more
2020 Achievement Award Winner reveals; an autumn photo tour on various shores; a history of the Women of Gull Rock Lighthouse; Picture Perfect observations about Big Lake weddings from two seasoned photographers; Healthy Research in Thunder Bay. Read more
2020 Best of the Lake winners revealed; a special fact-packed Bring It Home to the Lake section with remodeling to real estate; young mates following the Path to the Pilothouse, plus a photographer's homage to his hometown shores. Read more
Thunder Bay at 50, a Keweenaw community rescues a rescue boat, "Viral" adaptations and a photo journey from Bob Jauch in Wisconsin (and cover). All these plus a mushroom Pan Roast recipe, an inland lake home and the storytelling of Catalyst in Duluth Read more
Many Happy Returns of wild critters and their babies; way back view of the Apostle Islands and the National Lakeshore's 50th; introducing some young people passion to go deep - 80 ft. – into diving, plus a recipe, home project ideas & lots more. Read more
The February/March issue. Besides a tribute (plus) to the departed Sea Stack on Minnesota's shore, we have the Photo Contest Winners, I Shore Do weddings, the making of Glensheen mansion plus an overview of the high water levels (and much more!) Read more
Hooking up with the CP Holiday Train across Ontario’s shore; a photo collection of December Days; hot trends in saunas; the brews-and-blessings culture of our craft brewers plus a special Destination Inland visit to the Cable/Hayward area. Read more
What's happening on the book, music and video scene? Regionally specific reviews.
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