New Manistee kids/family course officially added to DGCR.
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Absolutely. I am also in the Manistee area several times a year, so it will be a convenient option for that.
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Wish I knew about the art prize disc golf course in advance. I def would have made a day trip to hit it, but I only found out about it after I already had other plans. :\
But it's great those baskets/sculptures will be put to use on a another course.
But it's great those baskets/sculptures will be put to use on a another course.
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This was excellent work good sir. Just finished our round in the howling winds...
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An update on what was the Artprize course. See screen grab from Facebook below.
This will be another exciting and unique addition to Marquette area disc golf!
I've played exactly zero courses in Marquette MI to date. This is awesome to here. Agree with elmex that it's beautiful up there.
Plus I've always wanted to play a course that Chris Pratt had a hand in designing.
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I've played exactly zero courses in Marquette MI to date. This is awesome to here. Agree with elmex that it's beautiful up there.
Plus I've always wanted to play a course that Chris Pratt had a hand in designing.
Hahaha!
I may have said this before but I highly recommend Marquette as an under-the radar DG destination. There are now three 18-holers and a 27-holer all basically right in town that are fun. Plus three 9-holers in the area that have wide variety between them and aren't terrible plays either. I have two reviews to update and one to write from that collection of courses in my queue.
plus the general hiking around there is awesome
bunch of waterfalls and overlooks
dg feels like an after thought/leftover land but overall is a great place to visit
get bored head an hour or so east to pictured rocks
Really....the entire UP is a stunning roadtrip.
"if you seek a pleasant peninsula, look about you,"
agreed
i just planted the seeds to backpack there with my partner next summer
so much to explore
and i found a ton of water falls not on any maps or found out some local knowledge
never know what yer gunna find out there
i loved it and cant wait to go back
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UP is great stuff. Love hiking along Superior!
If you haven't checked out North Manitou Island, that's totally worth the time/effort, though not quite UP.
that was not on my radar but thank you for the heads up
i am goin down the wormhole investigating
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This is why I love it UP there too. I keep uncovering new things to see and do.
One waterfall for your list should be Dead River Falls. It's only about a 15 minute drive from downtown Marquette. Despite vacationing in the UP three other times in the past two years and staying in Marquette two of those times, I had never heard of that one until last month. All I can say is WOW!
As you alluded to, I think Marquette is also centrally located to the UP's other top destinations - both DG and non-DG. 1000% worth a visit!
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Moar info pleez?
# of holes?
In the woods? Fairly open / park style? A bit of each?
Who knows, I may be able to make it down there this weekend.
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