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Upper Peninsula Superior Coast

1 day, 2 stops and about 1 h 6 min behind the wheel. Change anything below; the link always holds the latest version.

Total driving1 h 6 min
Distance54 mi (86 km)
Days1
Stops2
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  1. Day 1

    Around Marquette

    1 h 6 min driving54 mi (86 km)

    1. 01

      Trip starts here

      Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore Park & beach · MI · Lake Superior
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    2. 02

      1 h 6 min · 54 mi (86 km) from Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore

      Marquette Town · MI · Lake Superior
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How the trip builder works.

How are the drive times calculated?
Drive times and distances come from OpenStreetMap road data routed with OSRM, calibrated against typical published travel times. They assume ordinary traffic and include island ferry crossings where a stop needs one. Allow extra time for summer weekends, construction and border crossings.
Can I save or share my trip?
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Can I take my trip into Google Maps or a GPS?
Every day has a Google Maps directions link (long days are split into parts, because Google Maps allows nine stops per link). You can also download a calendar file with one event per day, or a GPX file for GPS units and apps such as OsmAnd and Gaia GPS.
What does “Best order” do?
It reorders your stops to shorten the total drive, keeping your starting point fixed and finishing back home if you chose a round trip, then spreads the stops over the same number of days so each day's driving is as even as possible.

Drive times and distances: OSRM routing over OpenStreetMap data (© OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL), calibrated to typical travel times. Times are estimates for planning, not navigation. Check road, border and ferry conditions before you travel.

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