Just 6 miles south of Marquette, Blueberry Ridge Pathway is a premier destination for cross-country skiing in Michigan's Upper Peninsula. Its 13.7 miles of trails weave through scenic jack pine forests and blueberry patches, offering seven distinct loops for all skill levels. Enjoy evening outings on a 1.7-mile loop, illuminated nightly from 5 to 10 p.m. during ski season. A cozy warming hut provides a perfect spot to take a break and warm up.
The trail is groomed Dec. 1 to March 31 for cross-country skiing (weather permitting).
Both parking areas are plowed for access to the groomed ski trails in the winter months.
During winter, from December 1 to March 31 (weather permitting), all 13.7 miles of the trail are groomed for cross-country skiing. For evening adventures, a 1.7-mile loop to the left of the parking lot is lit daily from 5 to 10 p.m. throughout the ski season.
Snowshoers are asked to stay off tracks groomed for cross-country skiing.
