Upper Peninsula Outdoor Alliance

06/15/2026

06/11/2026

EPIC ROCK FORMATION ALERT!

Miners Castle is a MIND-BLOWING natural wonder at Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore!
400M Years in the Making**: Shaped by erosion into a breathtaking castle-like structure.
Sacred & Stunning**: Revered by Native Americans & boasts jaw-dropping views.

Share your Miners Castle pics & vids on Facebook Reel! ゚

06/11/2026

🔥 UPPER PENINSULA LIFE OFFROAD 🔥

Over 3,000 miles of ORV/ATV trails are waiting across the UP — from deep forests and muddy backroads to waterfalls, lake views, mining towns, and wild scenic overlooks!

Explore places like the Keweenaw, Munising, Marquette, Drummond Island, Iron County, and beyond. The UP is built for adventure — let’s ride! 💪🌲

06/11/2026

🎉 WOW — 3,500 MEMBERS in just over a month! 🎉

Thank you to everyone who has joined, shared, invited, and supported this growing community. The momentum is incredible, and we are just getting started!

Now let’s keep it going — invite your family, friends, neighbors, and anyone who loves the UP. Together, we can help make UP recreation stronger for years to come.

We are also starting to plan our next event, and we want YOU involved! Bring your ideas, your energy, and your passion. Let’s make this a great opportunity to show what the UP is all about!

Invite. Get involved. Let’s build something amazing! 💪🌲

06/09/2026

Another great ride in the Upper Peninsula Thank you to our sponsors

06/04/2026

Michigan’s Upper Peninsula was made for off-road adventure.

Our video takes you across the U.P., where rugged forest roads, scenic ORV routes, world-class bike trails, and wild Lake Superior views come together in one unforgettable ride. From the deep woods of Hiawatha National Forest to the cliffs of Pictured Rocks, the legendary trails of Copper Harbor, and the adventure-filled backroads near Iron Mountain, every mile brings something new.

This is where dirt meets history, where mining towns meet mountain bikes, and where every trail leads to another reason to love the U.P.

Watch the video, share the adventure, and tell us: what U.P. trail should we ride next?