Michigan Tech Trails Groomed and night-lit cross-country skiing. Rugged mountain biking trails and challenging single-track. Quiet paths for gentle hikes. Michigan Tech offers more than 35 km of nationally-recognized hiking, biking, and skiing trails in a beautiful hardwood forest—right in our back yard. Escape into the North Country without ever leaving campus! [read more]

Get fit, have fun—Adult Community Programs Take some time for yourself! Michigan Tech’s Community Programs offer plenty of classes to help you tone, tighten, stretch, or sweat in a fun and relaxing atmosphere. Chill out with yoga, get your Latin dance on with Zumba, tighten and build strength with TRX Suspension Training, work your booty off in a spin class, and more—there are programs for all ages and fitness levels. No more excuses—jump in, get moving, and have a blast! [read more]

Friends, fun, & fitness—Community Programs for kids Rain or shine (or snowy cold), the conditions are always right for kids to stay active and have fun with Michigan Tech’s youth Community Programs. Short-term classes (six, seven, or eight weeks long) in tumbling, swimming, aikido, yoga, ice skating, and dance are available—with opportunities for students of all ages and levels! [read more]

Ice Arena Summer Rental The John MacInnes Ice Arena has summer ice available for rent. For $160 you get 50 minutes on a clean sheet of ice along with locker rooms. This summer get a group of skaters or hockey players together and enjoy time on the ice! Summer rentals run from Saturday, June 29 to Monday, September 2. [read more]

Get in the game! Sports Camps @ Michigan Tech Cheer, jump, shoot, goal—score! Michigan Tech’s summer Sports Camps are the best way for kids and teens to learn a new sport, develop skills, or perfect their play and gain a competitive edge. Camps in boys’ and girls’ basketball, cheer, dance, football, hockey, soccer, tennis, mountain biking, skating, and volleyball provide lots of competitive fun—and one-on-one training with Tech’s renowned head coaches and student-athletes. [read more]