USA Lonely house at 4-Peaks Loop, Michigan

The “4 Peaks” route is a well-known classic in Marquette, used for decades by runners, skiers, cyclists and hikers. It links the area’s four most distinctive summits (Hogback, Top of the World, Bareback and Sugarloaf) and offers wide-open views across a sea of leaves all the way to Lake Superior.

Work with the power of a zoom-lens.

Look for some nice objects between the forest like this old house to have a good mix of different perspectives.

From the parking lot you can follow the signs for the track near the road. Make sure you have an offline card with you to get the exact track coordinates. For the loop you need around 16 kilometers. The elevation level is moderate as the peaks are not that high. Especially in autumn it's a stunning place where all leaves are changing its colors.