This is a good place to fill a little time before taking a glass-bottom boat tour. Learn some…read morelocal history and browse some locally-relevant gifts (e.g., a book with stories from the career of a local game warden). We were surprised to learn that stereographs were the ONLY entertainment in the 1800s!

With the growing popularity of the Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore, this space is a welcome…read moreaddition to downtown Munising. Whether you're familiar with the area or not, I recommend stopping in to learn more about Lake Superior and this magnificent splendor. It's a self-guided experience with lots of neat information. There is also a short movie that plays in a separate room for more info, as well as a gift shop with great photograph prints, t-shirts and other souvenirs.

The store is very welcoming with many different local items to shop. There are many wonderful…read moreflavors of hard ice cream to choose from, it's difficult to decide what to have. The owners were so helpful & gave us tips on places to visit. We left with fun souvenirs, stickers, & treats.

Great little spot. My kids got the ice cream and it was great. I love getting ornaments from the…read moreplaces we go and this place had the best $. The same offerings at other spots for half price.

Everything was closed...no visible signs of it being open in weeks/months. Very disappointing as I…read morewas looking forward to visit. Town does have service of post marking your Christmas cards for a special touch.

While the Large Santa billboard still remains along with the North Pole and large Snowman, this…read morebusiness is sadly no more. The owner retired and sold the building a few years ago and the new owners changed the use of the building to residential rentals. You can still stop and take photos with the outside figures though.

So delicious! All three kids had the chicken, two with chicken gravy. I had the veggie with beef…read moregravy and my husband had the traditional with beef gravy! We all tried each others as well. All were delicious and my son said they hit the spot after our 6.5 mile hike and 2 hour boat tour! After the boat tour, back to Muldoons to get their apple pastie and flavor of the day, blueberry pastie! Would highly recommend!

Pasty is something we have heard of and had several variations where it's turned up. No ties being…read morewhat we'd grab from the pub, and of course the Midwest hand pies. But this is the truly authentic one - beef, potatoes, carrots, and rhubarb. Thick brown gravy (it completes the pasty - don't skip on it). Coleslaw was tangy, that balance between creamy and vinegary. It's worth checking out - expect a nice, warm, hearty meal!

We really enjoyed our visit. Had fun hunting for gnomes and the waterfall was beautiful. Shop also…read morereally cute. Only complaint was the mosquitos. Bring your bug spray!

The first falls we found where there was an admission cost, but don't let that deter you. With all…read moreof the fun, whimsical stuff on the grounds and the beautiful, private falls... it's well worth it. The gift shop is cute and the was is friendly. Make sure you get quarters to feed the ducks!

The Gift Station is a great little place to find that perfect something. Lots of variety...catered…read morefor the tourist or local, with many Yooper gift ideas. Met one of the owners. Absolutely wonderful and friendly. Great conversation with her. The downside is that when Munising redid their streets, The Gift Shop lost their drive. Pull in north of the shop...or just park right to the south and walk around to the entrance. Support your local businesses.

This was fun! Bought some books and had an excellent lunch. It's a nice little set up. I had the…read morechipotle BLT on croissant and LOVED it. 16 had it and said it was too spicy for her.

We love stopping at Falling Rock Cafe when we head up North. The coffee is great. The smoked…read morewhitefish is the best! Our go to drink is a latte. If I want to treat myself, I get a mocha. My favorite item is the whitefish bagel. Our last stop before heading home last week, we wanted to get our normal. The whitefish was sold out!! Good and bad... it pushed us to try something different, which was great! We both go the brisket burrito. So good. So much flavor. Portions are huge!

Nice selection of materials, fairly priced. The owner, personable, helpful, and knowledgeable…read more Highly recommend shop.

I visited Miss Good Stitch while camping at Hiawatha National Forest. It was a pleasant surprise to…read morefind the shop. Friendly and helpful staff. I bought yet another quilt kit, so my day was made .

I absolutely love this small town pharmacy. Everyone is so friendly and helpful every time I go in…read morethere. All the staff is knowledgeable and courteous. Jeff the pharmacist is fantastic and always makes sure to relay any necessary medication information. Love that you can get your medication, jewelry, perfume, cards and gifts. I recommend you stop in and take a look around.

This is the best pharmacy I've ever used. Truly caring & helpful! They embody small.town values and…read moreconvenience. They also have a wonderful store and radioshack. If i could give them 10 stats I would!

Lots of parking and easy to find. Staff was friendly and provided a hang tag for my America the…read morebeautiful pass! They have the stamps for passport here! Beautiful lakeshore, well maintained and worth the visit!

When I first visited here about two years ago, the visitors building was under renovation and there…read morewas no way to visit. I'm glad to report that now it's fully finished! Inside there's a counter with maps and the NPS cancelation stamp, but not much else. You also have to pay the admission fee at the counter The ranger there is pretty friendly and I overheard her giving advice to other visitors. There's no gift shop or displays/exhibits yet, but I'm hoping they're added in the future. The restrooms are located outside across the path. There's plenty of bathroom stalls. There's also an informational board next to the bathrooms with information about the area and hiking conditions. The Munising Falls are about 800 feet from the visitor center. The main path is paved with some wooden bridge areas, but overall it's a smooth trail. There's a trail to the lower falls which takes you to the level of the plunge pool, but also stairs to the upper falls if you want to get another viewpoint. Make sure to bring bug repellent since there's plenty of mosquitoes around!