I can't believe no one has wrote a good review on the St. Vincent De Paul store. It has help alot…read moreof people . I like going there and finding stuff I can reuse. It is a good place to get toys for grand kids that grow up fast. Thank you ST Vincent De Paul for helping people that need help. People that read this don't forget to donate food to St Vincent De Paul.

Great place to look for odd and ends . Clean and organized . Worth a stop and found some fun items…read morefor our condo

What a neat Restore. Love the different rooms. Felt like a great scavenger hunt. Found a hidden…read moretreasure. Will definitely stop in again.

Horrible dont come to this place if u have small ones or a stroller, mud all over my legs,…read morescratches and mosquito bites had me carry the stroller, a good majority of the way

Excellent, well groomed trails. I wish they allowed dogs but I guess too many people abuse that…read morewith not cleaning up and letting them off leash. Great place to hike or go for a trail run. Watch out in the spring or after rains as it can get very muddy in spots if you venture out more than 1/2 mile.

In my travels up north, I came across a non-profit organization that supports sustainability and…read moreconservation in the Michigan UP and northern Wisconsin. Based out of Escanaba, UP Whitetails appears at fairs and outdoors events to teach the public about deer management and conservation in general. For most people, the words conservation and hunting seem like opposites, but in reality they go hand-in-hand. Outdoors enthusiast Tim Kobasic hosts a weekly Saturday morning radio show called "Trails and Tales" syndicated throughout Michigan and Wisconsin. It talks about hunting, fishing, ethics, and the environment. I have never been a deer hunter nor do I ever see myself doing that, but I understand it better thanks to this show. While hunting may seem cruel to people, the upper peninsula of Michigan has a deer overpopulation problem. Conservation does not mean saving every animal, but rather preserving an ecosystem to assure long-term sustainability for all. What people don't know is that the deer population is more than it was when Eurpean settlers first arrived in the UP. At the same time, wolves, their natural predators, have been largely wiped out by the settlers long ago, leaving the deer population unchecked. Further, the mass of deer can face starvation in harsh winters, leading to damage to forest shrubbery and trees as they eat tree bark and other things. While I love feeding corn to the deer every night when I'm up north, I understand that when I'm gone they have to find their food elsewhere, competing with the other deer for the same food. The "deer and beer" stereotype of bloodthirsty hunters is dispelled by Tim's viewpoint and understanding of the delicate balance and interdependency of all living things. Poaching is a crime as well. I respect his way of life and his effort to increase awareness to regular folks and the government agencies managing things like invasive species of animals, fish and plants.

The facility is well-maintained, nicely organized and has a large selection of items to browse and…read moreexplore . The staff have always been friendly and accommodating. We almost always find an item or two which end up accompanying us home. For those who enjoy the "hunt", this location is a solid option.

This shop was fantastic. I needed to replace an item that I forgot to pack and didn't want to spend…read morea lot of money This shop had tons of selection and the money they earn goes to a good cause.

I loved this little coffee shop so much that we visited twice in three days while staying at our…read morefriends' cabin near Manistique. The menu is pretty large, with lots of options for coffee and non-coffee drinkers. The first visit I got a medium iced latte with English toffee syrup. They told me that the medium lattes have two shots of espresso and asked if that was okay - appreciated that check in (and it was definitely okay!). The latte was good, I was hoping for a bit stronger espresso flavor, but it did the trick. Nate got the Yooper latte, which was a s'mores flavored drink that was sweet and delicious. On our next visit, I got an iced coffee with vanilla cold foam, which was so tasty! Nate got a cappuccino that was nicely balanced. The employees we interacted with (younger, students?) were all SUPER polite and friendly. Great customer service! The shop is cute and rustic and they have items for sale like mugs, shirts, stickers, cards, etc. I'll be back!

Cute coffee shop in downtown Manistique. Service was quick and the girls working were nice and…read morehelpful. However the coffee was not great imo. The drinks were super sweet and I couldn't really taste any coffee flavor. My husband got a mocha which really was not mocha tasting - just tasted like a super sweet latte. I even ordered my drink half sweet and it still was super sweet without any coffee tasting. I would come try other drinks.

Farmers market open on Monday from 3-7. Mom and sister said out of the local farmers markets around…read morethis one is small and lacks variety. There Are various vendors and something for everyone's price range. You can get a variety of in season produce, breads, jams/jellies, honey, etc. My mom got a bag of 8 cucumbers for $3 and I got a nice bag of fresh basil for $2.50. The prices are definitely reasonable.... Just on the small side of farmers markets. Mom and sister expected a larger size market, but if your driving by definitely stop in and grab some fresh produce!

From the owner: Our 4-acre property was previously a commercial nursery, which we have revitalized over the past 10…read moreyears to include a 3,000 sqft event center, 1,500 sqft incubator kitchen, 20,000 sqft of hoop houses and community gardens, and a 3,200 sqft office building. Our programs include after school youth activities, summer farmers market, culinary & nutrition classes, gardening and farming classes, and business incubator opportunities for farmers and our "Grill Benzie" food truck. We also host DIY projects in our MakerSpace and sewing studio, and organize community guilds including beekeeping, seed sharing, compost, and fiber.