Remote Lazy Bear Lodge

01/20/2026

As of two weeks ago, we have not been able to make it back to the lodge. Two weeks ago we received 2-3 feet of snow from a bomb cyclone. But not before getting about an inch of rain before it. The winds were in excess of 50 mph and caused the snow to pack in hard and freeze the snow onto and into the road making it like concrete. Attempts to clear it were unsuccessful. The Lazy Bear Lodge is closed for good. No more vacation rentals.

12/22/2025

Waiting?

11/30/2025

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11/30/2025

Base of snow is finally on the ground. Another 6” on the way. Book your January or February choice of stay before they are gone.

10/19/2025

Get your time booked before someone else gets the good parts of January and February. Accepting bookings now!

12/15/2024

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Find trails and information about permits and registration when snowmobiling in Marquette, MI. Explore Morgan Falls, Lakenenland and Da Yoopers Tourist Trap.

12/12/2024

https://www.remotelazybearlodges.com/

Get your booking completed for your winter snowmobiling.

Escape off the grid with comforts of home to this remote log lodge on a small private lake along the Clark Creek. Full off grid electric, hot/cold running water, solar power with propane generator backup.  Sleeps 8 in the main cabin and 6 more in the optional annex.  Annex is a separate building a...

12/01/2024

https://www.remotelazybearlodges.com/

Escape off the grid with comforts of home to this remote log lodge on a small private lake along the Clark Creek. Full off grid electric, hot/cold running water, solar power with propane generator backup.  Sleeps 8 in the main cabin and 6 more in the optional annex.  Annex is a separate building a...

11/13/2024

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For those who live in Michigan, you better gear up – we could be in for some above-average snowfall this year. Of course, it all depends on where you’re located, but according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), some parts of Michigan could see a lot more snow than usu...