- Join for free
- Sign In
Latest Marquette hotel reviews
Clothing/Shoes/Weather Gear: I've only been to Marquette in the winter time, so I'm not sure on what to bring at other times of the year, but the following is what we bring: snow boots, snow pants, winter jacket, 2 to 4 pairs of gloves per person (if you play in the snow a lot like we do, they get wet on the inside), hat, scarf or neck warmer, sunglasses (if the sun comes out, that snow sure gets bright), winter sports equipment. Also, when traveling with children, it's a good idea to bring some indoor games, like a deck of cards, Uno, Outburst Jr, and play games like Hangman, 20 Questions, and Charades.
Toiletries and Medical Supplies: Blistex or something for chapped lips
Written Oct 26, 2003
Clothing/Shoes/Weather Gear: Make sure you pack a few warm items of clothing if traveling there in the summer because it can get cold there in the during the summer months.
Written Aug 26, 2002
1 - 2 of 2
Sponsored Links
67 Opinions
Country Inns & Suites Marquette
37 Opinions
4 Reviews and 67 Opinions The Landmark Inn is not only a beautiful hotel, but has friendly service, and great dining options...
Reviews and photos of Marquette attractions posted by real travelers and locals. The best tips for Marquette sightseeing.
Make sure you pack a few warm items of clothing if traveling there in the summer because it can get cold there in the during the summer months.
55 members live in Marquette
Q: I loved all the information on Marquette. I would like to catch the music Thursday nights at Vango's but wonder what time the duo...
A: I am assuming that you are talking about Marquette, Michigan. Here is a telephone number for Vango's, I would recommend you just call them, as schedules can change. ...
Read 2 Replies
1
A Small Town next to a Big Lake
Whoever came up with the idea of painting the Coast Guard lighthouse red should get a ribbon - preferably a red ribbon. This is probably the closest thing we have to an "official image" for...
2
Marquette, Michigan, One of My Favorite Towns
In 1845 iron was discovered in the Marquette Range, which led to the settlement of the town in 1849. Marquette was named for Father Jacques Marquette, a Jesuit French missionary and explorer who...
3
This is the town where I grew up. Small, yet beautiful in the summers and excellent for winter sports. Great place for boating, camping, and biking. If you like nature, then you'll fall in love with...
4
My husband and I moved to Marquette in July 2006...after having only visited once. We're both attending Northern Michigan University and wish we had more free time to enjoy day to day living up here....
5
Our family lives in Texas: it doesn't snow in Texas :( We love going up to Marquette to play in the snow. We have snow ball fights, we build forts, make snowmen, and we go sledding and skiing. Our...
Build your own Marquette page
Sponsored Links
