Located in a beautiful 150 year old white pine plantation, the two cottages and three log cabins offer lodging for up to 34. The guest cottages feature extraordinary comforts with all modern amenities and are available year round. One cottage even has a hot tub with a view of the wild Michigamme River.

Go canoeing, kayaking, boating, and fishing on Juncob Lake or the Michigamme River. Cottage rental includes canoes, a boat, and a paddle boat. Wonderful opportunities for bird watching and photography. Lots of public lands surround Pine Crest for hiking, biking, and hunting. Snowmobile trails run by the cabins so you can snowmobile from your door for some exciting riding. Go cross country skiing on the trails on our property or try out some snowshoes and tramp through the forest. Don't have equipment? Rental gear is available in the area.

The Lakeside Cottage is perfect for a large group or family with 4 bedrooms, a large living room, kitchen and a private porch. The amenities are exceptional. From every possible kitchen appliance to the sauna next to the lake this is one to enjoy.

Lakeside Cottage

In summer, enjoy swimming, fishing, canoeing, hiking, biking, boating, sight-seeing or just relaxing. Sit down by the dock and read a favorite book or just enjoy the beauty of the woods and the waters. Take a moonlit walk, listen to the breeze whisper through our giant pines, have a cook-out or a great meal in Ishpeming.

	Finnish Sauna House The Finnish sauna is available for all guests of the Pine Crest Resort. This is the real Finnish sauna, located just a short way from the lake, so you can top off your sauna bath by jumping in the water.
Sauna

For the fisherman in summer and winter, take your pick of either the Michigamme River or Juncob Lake. Walk to either one from your cabin. The lake is filled with Northern Pike, Large Mouth Bass, Crappie and Bluegills. The river has these fish plus Rock Bass and Walleye. Guided fishing on inland lakes and streams with Uncle Ducky Charters. Call Uncle Ducky toll free at 1-877-228-5447 or Pine Crest Resort to set up your guided fishing trip. Ice fishing trips also available from Uncle Ducky.

For the hunter, there is excellent hunting on our 100 private acres, adjacent to large tracts of public land also available for hunting. Guided Hunting tours for bird, bear, and deer. Call 1-800-410-9493 or e-mail Ilona at Pine Crest Resort for more information.

Spruce Tree Cottage

Winter brings "great snows" to our area. Jump on your cross-country skis, snowmobile or snowshoes and take off into the woods.. Our private cross -country ski trails run through the beautiful pine and aspen forest.

River Suite

We are located on the snowmobile trails which connect you with the 2,500 miles of trails in the Upper Peninsula. Snowmobile from your cabin door. Snowmobiles can be rented at Ace Hardware, located in the Country Village in Ishpeming. Phone: 906-485-1870. Cross country skis and snowshoes can be rented at Wilderness Sports in Ishpeming. Phone: 906-485-4565. Ice fishing right in front of the cabin door or set up a guided trip with Uncle Ducky Outfitters.

Although we are only 35 miles from Marquette, we are totally secluded, wildlife abounds. The private bridge at our entrance is called a "woods bridge" but it is strongly braced with cement cribs and 24 inch wide steel I-beams across a 60 foot span. Please drive slowly.

Directions: Pine Crest is 1.2 miles west of M-95 on River Road (Formerly called County Road LG). Turn north on Pine Crest Lane.

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