Sault Ste. Marie MI Weather

There are things to do year-round, but with Lake Superior, Lake Huron, and Lake Michigan coming together, Sault Ste. Marie MI weather and seasonality can impact what you and your family might want to do. Below you’ll find a 7-day forecast, a snow map, and tips for things to do each season.

7-day Forecast

SAULT STE. MARIE WEATHER

Snow Map

Spring

In the Spring, things are starting to warm up. For tourists, most of the seasonal businesses and restaurants don’t open until May, but some of the local services and activities are available.

Big Bear Arena in Sault Ste Marie, MI has skating, youth programs, and a 1.4 mile nature trail for hiking, or snowshoeing – if snow is still on the ground. Stop by Cup of the Day for a warm cup of coffee or hot chocolate to get your day started. Keep in mind, it will be quieter in town due to the weather, but still a great experience for an out-of-towner.

Summer

Summer-time in Sault Ste. Marie, MI is always a good time to visit. Stop in at one of our downtown restaurants, like the Lockview, or Grillroom 1901. There are several restaurants with fresh fish from the lakes, deliciously served.

Then take a tour of the Soo Locks – either visiting them from the sidelines, or going through them in a boat. The Original Soo Locks Boat Tours is a great option.

Then head over to the Tower of History to see how things used to be!

Fall

Fall colors are beautiful in Sault Ste. Marie. If you are staying or driving through, you are 30 minutes away from Point Iroquois Light Station, and an hour and half from Tahquamenon Falls.

Head over to the Tanglewood Marsh Golf Course for a relaxing game, or visit the Soo Theatre for an opera or stage production.

Winter

If you are visiting in the winter, be prepared for cold and snow. Snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, snowmobiling, and other winter sports are all within driving distance. Visit Allstar Marine and Powersports if you are looking for parts or service, or a new snowmobile.