Birch Lodge Blog

Life and Birch Lodge...Love of historic preservation, nature, the northwoods, and a mid-life business venture all coming together. Exploring Michigan's upper peninsula, from our base at Trout Lake, Michigan.

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Sunday, May 29, 2011

Heart-Break Motel or Bill learns to "Clean"

While the century-old lodge building is the anchor of the property, the business is known as Birch Lodge AND MOTEL. The last month or so has...

Sunday, May 22, 2011

Trout Lake Trains and a Train Wreck

Among the things we most enjoy about saving Birch Lodge are the people we come in contact with who have stories to tell about the historic i...

Saturday, May 14, 2011

Trout Lilies, spring wildflowers and Trout Lake, MI

There seems to be a preoccupation here in the spring with trout. Trout opener is the last Saturday in April, which also coincides with the f...

Saturday, May 7, 2011

The North Country Trail

There are several access points to the North Country Tail within a dozen miles of Birch Lodge and Trout Lake, MI. The North Country Trail i...

Friday, April 29, 2011

Easter at Birch Lodge

Easter afternoon found us at Birch Lodge. The weather was beautiful, and we packed the left-over ham and potato salad, and planned to stay a...

Saturday, April 23, 2011

Whitefish Point, April 2011

The weather was nice so we took a quick trip to see what was happening up on Whitefish Point, north of Paradise, MI. At Birch Lodge, the wa...

Sunday, April 10, 2011

Hemingway in the Upper Peninsula: Seney and Trout Lake

Ernest Hemingway visited Michigan's Upper Peninsula in 1919 after he returned from the Great War, travelling from St. Ignace to Seney. ...

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