Whether you want to work, build a business, or retire, this community of well-kept homes and quiet tree lined streets welcomes guests with a hospitality unique to Rogers City. Here is a community where you can still enjoy some of the most beautiful and plentiful lakefront in Northern Michigan – fresh, clean, and unspoiled with downtown parks & trails, beaches, and one of Michigan's best marinas and fishing areas.

We're far from the bustle of the big cities. In Rogers City you can still hear the breeze blow through the trees - smell the pine and clean cedar scented air. You can walk to the harbor to fish or sail at a moments notice, or take to the trails to walk, roller blade or bike on our 7 miles of paved, maintained trails along Lake Huron and through wooded parks.

Go kayaking inside the city limits or enter upon a real adventure in Lake Huron. We're the best supply point before entering Canada's North Channel which is just 35 miles north of us. Sounds great doesn't it ! We're inviting you to come up and visit us some time. You CAN have it all. New homes and condos are under construction for you now - existing home prices are probably the most reasonable in the state.

THE BLOG IS BACK! Checkout the lastest from the city manager by clicking below.

We're not just a pretty town. Rogers City is well-kept, friendly and affordable. Our town is rooted in old-time values but has the infra-structure to meet the needs of businesses that can be run locally and operate globally. If you've been looking for a great community to work in, raise a family or simply retire and enjoy year 'round recreation activity, the choice is      clear: Rogers City, Michigan.                               

Downtown Economic Growth Strategy

Click here to see a final narrative of the Downtown Economic Growth Strategy.

Have a business in Presque Isle county? Be part of the free business listing found at the county CDC site.
To learn more about the Presque Isle County Development Commission,  Click here.

Click on picture to checkout the new coastal business resource tool.

The 2010 Rogers City Visitor's guide is now available. Click on cover to request one for you!

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