Marquette is an adventurer's playground nestled on the Upper Peninsula of Michigan off the shore of Lake Superior. Sand dunes, lakeshores, sea cliffs, and waterfalls are just a few of the features that make Marquette admirable. Summertime offers green hikes through over 100 miles of trails as well as kayaking and fishing in the deep blue lake water. Wintertime provides skiing through Nordic trails, mountain biking through snow, snowshoeing, and exploring awe-inspiring ice caves. But Marquette isn't just an outdoorsmen's paradise; foodies are delighted by the city's downtown district. Coffee shops, taprooms, food trucks, and more restaurants serving just about every cuisine are available for residents to enjoy. Downtown also hosts several events to connect the community and support local business; restaurant weeks, Art Week, the Blueberry Festival, seasonal festivals, and a sled dog race are just a few of the events hosted by the city. Outside of downtown, in the northern tip of Marquette, Northern Michigan University and the Superior Dome find their home. Watching a sporting event at this state-of-the-art facility is popular among residents. Along the shore, more laidback fun like museums, the Marquette Harbor Lighthouse, and waterfront parks can be found. The rest of the city is made up of residential avenues. Lakefront apartments, places near campus, and cozy houses farther inland make up Marquette's rental scene.