229K views · 3.1K reactions | Looking to get some exercise and while experiencing Michigan history? The 14-foot Lumberman’s Monument in Oscoda is a tribute to Michigan's logging history. It's 242 steps above the Au Sable River, where you can enjoy some scenic views and check out a replica of a wanigan, a loggers floating kitchen. (Kaytie Boomer | MLive.com) | MLive.com | Facebook

Lost Lake Woods Club near Lincoln, Michigan, has a history as rich as the surrounding forest. Founded in 1926, it began as a hunting and fishing retreat on land once stripped bare by logging. Members passed through the gated entrance to find a family lodge, golf course, and thousands of acres of wilderness. | Thumbwind

86 reactions | From shipwrecks to copper mining history, there’s a museum for everyone in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan!  Learn more at the link in our bio #UPTravel #PureMichigan #MichigansUpperPeninsula #UpperPeninsula #Michigander #UP #Travel #Vacation #Explore #Adventure #RoadTrip #History #NationalMuseumDay | Michigan's Upper Peninsula | Facebook