Luce County features dense forests, rivers, inland lakes, as well as 31 miles of Lake Superior shoreline. It is also home to the Tahquamenon Falls, one of the largest waterfalls east of the Mississippi, which draws hundreds of thousands of visitors annually. The county's lakes and forests provide a habitat for a variety of wildlife. Moose, black bears & white-tailed deer are commonly sighted, and the area is a haven for bird watchers. The Seney National Wildlife Refuge, partially located in the county, further enhances its ecological significance, offering a sanctuary for many species and a destination for nature enthusiasts, both local and not. 

Today, Luce County's main industries are tourism, forestry, outdoor recreation and small-scale agriculture. The area's natural attractions make it a popular destination for outdoor activities including fishing, hunting, hiking, and snowmobiling, and feature some beautiful real estate! The forestry industry remains important, with sustainable practices ensuring the preservation of the region's natural resources. Living in Luce County offers a blend of rural tranquility and a close-knit community atmosphere. Residents enjoy a slower pace of life, with ample opportunities for outdoor recreation and a strong connection to nature.