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* Econo Foods > Walmart > Pat's Foods & Festival Foods.
* Bread Loafers Bakery has amazing breads (787 Market St, Hancock, MI 49930)
** Marquette, MI. It has all the good food.
* Schmidt's sells wings on Thursday for cheap
{{Important|Get to Schmidt's before 8pm or you'll wait an hour for your wings.}}
* Nutini's does trivia on Thursday at 8pm (or sometimes 9pm
{{Note|The place hasn't been renovated since the 70s, but if you win a round you get a $10 waiver for food. Pro tip: you won't win, people are good at trivia, but it's a fun time nonetheless.}}
= Outdoors =
I have to assume you have Adam's Adventure guide. And if you don't, you're probably not part of Outdoor 'Venture Crew, the superior camping club in Michigan Tech.
* Porcupine mountains
** Drive past walmart and keep going until the road ends.
* Cliff drive is a good hiking spot.
** Drive past Calumet and there'll be a sign that says "Cliff Drive", then park on one of the outings. You may need to bring boots if it's not winter.
* Breaker's is a nice place and there will be a lot of people there on O-week.
** Drive past Schmidt's and keep going until the roads ends.
* Gay beach is a place, but it's pretty shitty outside of the novelty saying you've been to Gay beach.
* Ask around for the following waterfalls
** Douglass-Houghton falls
* Jampot is near Eagle River and sells really good jam. It's a must visit. They close once the harvest is done.
* During Fall, Covered Road is a very beautiful road.
** On the way to Breaker's, take a left onto A-63. There should be a sign that says "Covered Road", follow this.
* Quincy Mine tour is actually worth the money to do it.
* [https://www.copperdog150.com/ Copper Dog 150] is a sled-dog race in Calumet.
* Northern Lights ([https://www.mtu.edu/tour/copper-country/northern-lights/ MTU's page] gives really good tips ([https://archive.ph/6osvU archived]))
** Brockway in Copper Harbor is the best place.
** Breaker's is fine, but not ideal.
** Tip: Use long exposure to get a more green northern lights picture.
* The Rosza hosts a lot of good festivals. I recommend the Nutcracker.
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