Sunrise at Sunset Point? Yes, you read that correctly. The beloved and always popular sunset destination at Presque Isle in Marquette, also offers a view of sunrise throughout the summer.
The primary question here is, why does Presque Isle have a Sunset Point and not a Sunrise Point?
My hypothesis is because Marquette is clearly a sunrise town. With a shoreline sloping from Northwest to Southeast, there are countless locations to watch sunrise. For the same reason, there are only a few locations to watch the sunset over the open water. Even so, sunset here sets behind the land rather than the open water of the Lake Superior shoreline.
π 46Β° 35' 34" N, -87Β° 22' 58" W
Today's sunrise
Today's sunset
Earliest sunrise
5:55 a.m. on June 15
Earliest sunset
5:02 p.m. on December 9
Latest sunrise
8:33 a.m. on November 2
Latest sunset
9:47 p.m. on June 27
Shortest day
Monday, December 9
8 hrs 39 mins and 41 secs
Longest day
Wednesday, June 26
15 hrs 48 mins and 60 secs