Fall Color Basecamp | Lake Superior, Sleeps 8

One minute from the sandy shores of Lake Superior, 20 minutes from Tahquamenon Falls, 18 minutes from Whitefish Point. Fall color peaks along the M-123 corridor around October 5 to 20, the falls run amber through gold hardwoods, and aurora season picks back up over Whitefish Bay. Wood-burning fireplace, open-concept living, full kitchen, and a roomy mudroom built for whatever you came back from. Firepit and gas grill out front. 4 bedrooms, sleeps 8. Direct sled and ORV trail access. Quiet hours: 23:00 to 7:00. Pets: Not allowed. Smoking: Not allowed. Events: Not allowed. Suitable for: children and infants. Additional rules: • Outdoor Fires Instruction: . • PLEASE REMOVE YOUR SHOES BEFORE ENTERING THE CABIN. • Beach access is across the street. Please stay on (mowed trail/easement (30ft wide). o By owner request: NO 4-wheelers/snowmobile down easement. o By law: No 4-wheelers/snowmobiles on the beach. • When returning from the beach, kindly be mindful and remove sand. It can damage the floors and is challenging to clean. • Absolutely NO SMOKING OR VAPING in the cabin. If you smoke outside, please dispose of butts responsibly, and do not throw in the bushes or grass. • THERMOSTAT: Lower level rear bedroom --- For the sake of efficiency, please keep the temperature below 70. • Riding ATV/ORV/Snowmobiles – Kindly show respect for your neighbors and the community. 25 MPH speed limit on public roads. Excessive noise or speed complaints will result in immediate eviction without a refund. Zero tolerance due to past guest issues. • DO NOT USE any household items outside of the home, including pots, pans, dishes, silverware, and towels. This includes using pans or dishes on grills, fire pits, beaches, or during outings away from the house. • Please watch bon fires closely and be sure to put them out when turning in for the night. • Rain showers can pop up quickly. Please watch the weather and close the windows if you’re leaving for the day and at the end of your stay. • Please place trash in GFL trash cart by garage. If you have an excessive amount of trash that does not fit in the provided GFL can, please take it with you for proper disposal. • Trash pickup is Wednesday morning… Please bring GFL trash cart to the road Tuesday evening. One minute from the sandy shores of Lake Superior, 20 minutes from Tahquamenon Falls, and 18 minutes from Whitefish Point. Northern Exposure sleeps 8 across 4 bedrooms, with a wood-burning fireplace, a full kitchen, and a mudroom built for wet boots and gear. Fall is the reason to come to Paradise. Peak color along the M-123 corridor runs roughly October 5 through 20, and Tahquamenon in that window is the photograph everybody in Michigan has seen and almost nobody has taken themselves. Amber water, gold hardwoods, 20 minutes south. Whitefish Point picks up its fall waterbird and raptor migration 18 minutes north. Grouse season opens September 15 and the two-tracks around here are the real thing. Archery deer opens October 1. Then the sun goes down at 6:45 and it gets properly dark. Aurora activity climbs around the equinox, and Whitefish Bay with zero light pollution is one of the better places in the Lower 48 to be standing when it happens. Firepit in the front yard, flannel weather, hot showers waiting. 4 bedrooms, sleeps 8. This is your UP basecamp in every season. WHY GUESTS LOVE IT — FALL 💧 Tahquamenon Falls at peak color — 20 minutes south on M-123, amber water through gold hardwoods, and the color runs roughly October 5 to 20 🌌 Aurora season ramps back up — activity climbs around the fall equinox, and Whitefish Bay with zero light pollution is one of the best viewing spots in the Lower 48 🦅 Whitefish Point fall migration — 18 minutes north, one of North America's premier migration sites, with raptors and waterbirds moving through September into November 🏖️ Lake Superior beach one minute from the door — the shoreline is completely yours in fall, and agate hunting is best when the crowds are gone 🎯 Grouse opens September 15 and archery deer October 1 — real two-track country, with parking for 3 trucks and trailers and a mudroom that earns its keep 🔥 Firepit nights in flannel weather — cool UP evenings, a wood-burning fireplace inside, and a sky full of stars with nothing competing LOOKING AHEAD — WINTER Groomed snowmobile and ORV trails run directly from the property — ride out the driveway, no trailering Michigan state snowmobile trails open December 1, and the eastern UP holds snow longer than anywhere else in the state Free parking for 3 large trucks and trailers, a mudroom with room for gear, and a wood-burning fireplace to come back to SLEEPING ARRANGEMENTS — SLEEPS 8 • Bedroom 1: Queen bed plus single bed — main floor • Bedroom 2: Four twin beds — perfect for kids or a crew that wants its own space; second TV area • Bedroom 3: Queen bed — upper level • Bedroom 4: Queen bed — upper level • Additional: Air mattress available for additional guests • 2 full bathrooms INSIDE THE CABIN • Wood-burning fireplace — the centerpiece of every UP fall evening • Open-concept living and dining area — bright, comfortable, built for groups • Fully equipped kitchen with stainless steel appliances — built for group meals • Second TV area in the upper level bunk room — perfect for kids or movie night • Fiber WiFi throughout • Washer and dryer • Roomy mudroom — built for gear, boots, and wet clothes after a day on the trails or the beach OUTSIDE • One-minute walk to Lake Superior and the Whitefish Bay beach — the sandy shoreline is your front yard • Large front yard with firepit and Adirondack chairs — pull up a chair and let the UP night take over • Gas BBQ grill • Free parking for 3 large trucks and trailers — snowmobiles, boats, kayaks, and ORVs all fit comfortably • Direct access to groomed snowmobile and ORV trails — ride out directly from the property • EV charger — Level 2 Siemens VersiCharge available for guest use overnight WHAT GUESTS ARE SAYING "Beautiful home and location. Super cozy, and it felt like home." — ★★★★★ "The sandy beach was just across the street and we had it to ourselves. Thanks again for having us." — ★★★★★ "Perfection — a great place to come back to after exploring for the day. The area is fantastic!" — ★★★★★ Rated 4.9 out of 5 across 55+ reviews. Save this listing — color weeks and sled season on Whitefish Bay fill fast. We'd love to be your Lake Superior basecamp. Feel at home with full access to our property! Enjoy cozy bedrooms, laundry, a fully-equipped kitchen, a beautiful living room, fireplace, outdoor seating, games, and proximity to local attractions. Your reservation comes with a unique access code via RemoteLock for added convenience and will be sent 72hrs before your check-in date. We prioritize your privacy and provide a seamless self-check-in experience. While we won't be on the property during your stay, we're always available via the messaging platform to answer any questions or address anything you need to ensure a comfortable 5-Star stay. THE NEIGHBORHOOD Paradise, MI is one of the most adventure-rich addresses in the entire Upper Peninsula — and Northern Exposure puts you right in the middle of it. Here's what's on your doorstep: ★Whitefish Bay Beach — 1 minute walk Lake Superior's sandy shoreline is steps from the front door. Swim, kayak, search for agates, or hunt for Yooperlites after dark with a UV flashlight along the water's edge. One of the most accessible and uncrowded Lake Superior beaches in the UP. ★Tahquamenon Falls State Park — 20 minutes Michigan's most visited waterfall and one of the largest waterfalls east of the Mississippi. Hike the trail between the Upper and Lower Falls, rent a rowboat to reach the Lower Falls island, and watch the amber water thunder through old-growth forest. Peak snowmelt in spring and peak color in fall — both are unmissable. ★Whitefish Point Lighthouse & Shipwreck Museum — 18 minutes The oldest active lighthouse on Lake Superior and the final resting place of the Edmund Fitzgerald. The Great Lakes Shipwreck Museum is one of the most compelling stops in the entire UP. Spring migration at the Whitefish Point Bird Observatory peaks in April and May — one of the premier raptor migration sites in North America. ★Tahquamenon Brewery & Pub — 5 minutes Craft beer brewed in the heart of Paradise, steps from the river. One of the most unique brewpub settings in Michigan — cold pints after a day on the trails or the beach. ★Vermilion Point & Crisp Point Lighthouse — 45 minutes Two of the most remote and photogenic lighthouses in the UP, accessible via seasonal dirt road. Crisp Point sits directly on Lake Superior with nothing around it for miles. Worth every mile of the drive. ★Yooperlite Hunting — steps from the cabin Whitefish Bay's shoreline is one of the best Yooperlite hunting grounds in Michigan. Grab a UV flashlight after dark and watch the rocks glow fluorescent orange along the water's edge. A genuinely unique UP experience you won't find anywhere else. ★Oswald's Bear Ranch — 45 minutes North America's largest black bear ranch, outside Newberry. An only-in-the-UP experience the whole family will remember. ★Newberry — 30 minutes The gateway to the Eastern UP's most remote adventures. ORV and snowmobile trail systems, the Tahquamenon River, and access to Crisp Point Lighthouse all run through here. ★Sault Ste. Marie — 1 hour Michigan's oldest city sits on the St. Marys River at the Canadian border. Watch 1,000-foot freighters navigate the Soo Locks — one of the engineering wonders of the Great Lakes. The Tower of History, Point Iroquois Lighthouse, and Lake Superior State University round out a full day trip. ★Mackinac Island — 1 hour to St. Ignace ferry No cars. Horse-drawn carriages. World-famous fudge.. ★Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore — 90 minutes Towering sandstone cliffs, sea caves, and the most photographed shoreline in the Midwest. Kayak tours, boat cruises, and hiking trails from Munising to Grand Marais. Plan a full day — it earns every minute. ★Kitch-iti-kipi (The Big Spring) — 1 hour Michigan's largest freshwater spring pushes 10,000 gallons of crystal-clear 45°F water per minute from the earth. Take the self-operated observation raft over the spring and watch the trout swim below. One of the most surreal natural sights in the entire state. ★Lake of the Clouds — Porcupine Mountains — 3 hours Michigan's most iconic overlook. Worth the drive for the view alone — especially in fall color season. Northern Exposure is your basecamp for all of it. Everything above is within reach — most of it within an hour. Book your stay and we'll send our personal Paradise Concierge Guide with insider tips, hidden stops, and local favorites no travel website will tell you about. To ensure a smooth and enjoyable stay for all guests, please review the following property policies before booking. Property Policies • No smoking or vaping inside the home or on the property • No pets allowed unless specifically approved in advance • No parties, events, or large gatherings • Primary guest must be 28 years or older to book • Some homes may require stairs; outdoor wildlife may occasionally be present • A security deposit or damage waiver is required prior to check-in • A signed rental agreement and photo ID are required within 48 hours of booking All One Destination Properties homes comply with local short-term rental regulations. Guests must follow occupancy limits, parking guidelines, quiet hours, and community ordinances during their stay. Safety & Security Your safety and comfort are important to us. • Exterior security cameras may be installed around the perimeter of the property for safety and property protection. These cameras face outward and do not monitor interior spaces. . • Quiet hours are 10:00 PM – 7:00 AM in accordance with local community guidelines. A Note from One Destination Properties Thank you for choosing to stay with One Destination Properties. We take pride in creating comfortable homes where guests can relax, explore, and experience the best of Northern Michigan and the Upper Peninsula. We appreciate your respect for the home, neighbors, and surrounding community, and hope your stay becomes part of your Michigan travel tradition.