Visit Escanaba

Visit Escanaba Delta County is in the heart of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula. Plan an unforgettable getaway with us.
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We love to promote Delta County and the Bays de Noc as a place to stay, play and get away. We have vast tracts of public land and wilderness, more shoreline than any other county in the country at 211 miles, sandy beaches, friendly people, and great recreation.

04/27/2026

🎡🎸 The countdown to Fair Week is bringing the ROCK! 🎸🎡

We’ve got another grandstand announcement for the 2026 U.P. State Fair… and it’s going to be unforgettable! 🔥

🎤 Daughtry takes the stage on Friday, August 21! 🎤

Known for powerhouse vocals and emotionally charged hits, Daughtry—fronted by Chris Daughtry—delivers a live show packed with energy, passion, and fan-favorite songs like “It’s Not Over,” “Home,” “No Surprise,” and “Waiting for Superman.” 🤘🔥
With multiple No. 1 albums and billions of streams, this multi-platinum band has become a staple of modern rock—and their live performances bring it to a whole new level. Expect a dynamic set full of the songs you love plus newer music that hits just as hard. 🎶

Tickets go on sale tomorrow, April 28 at 9am EST at www.upstatefair.net/entertainment/grandstand-events/

🎟️ Mark your calendars, grab your crew, and get ready for a night of powerful live music… we’ll see you at the fair! 🎡✨

04/23/2026

Don't let the cones stop you! Escanaba businesses in the downtown will remain open during construction this summer. For construction updates, go to escanabadowntown.com/construction.

04/21/2026

The kind of quiet you don’t realize you’ve been missing.

A shaded trail, the sound of your steps, and just enough space to clear your head. Summer is on its way, and the woods of Delta County are ready when you are.

Start planning your trip north today and give yourself something to look forward to.

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04/21/2026
04/18/2026

Just days ago, the Tacoosh River stepped beyond its banks, moving with a force you don’t often get to witness. Water rising, currents shifting, the kind of raw, unscripted moment that reminds you how connected we are to the seasons.

Change isn’t hidden. It’s right out in the open.

Flowing 20 miles through the Hiawatha National Forest and into Little Bay de Noc, the Tacoosh carries more than water. It carries a slower moment, exactly when you need it.

04/17/2026

A week of change.

These views show from April 10 to April 15 how Rapid River Falls found its voice again. What was once steady and measured is now alive with movement, shaped by the thaw and the quiet work of spring.

This is the season of transformation. Water carving new paths, landscapes shifting, and moments that never look quite the same twice.

04/16/2026

This extended drone view of Boney Falls Basin offers a different perspective on the Escanaba River right now.

The river moves with a steady, unmistakable force, shaping the landscape as it always has. It’s a current view of conditions, and a look at the natural power that defines this stretch of Delta County.

Take a moment to watch it unfold.

04/13/2026

Some places aren’t meant to be rushed.

Drifting along the Escanaba River, this quiet stretch reveals Rose Falls and a series of small cascades you’ll only see from the water. No crowds, no signs pointing the way, just the steady movement of the river and the sound of it finding its path.

Captured just a few days ago, this view has already started to change. Spring is pushing more water through the system, reshaping the river and everything along it.

It’s the kind of float that turns into a full afternoon without trying.

If you’ve been looking for a new way to experience Delta County, this might be it.

Plan your paddle and see what you discover.

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