Explore the Keweenaw

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Manganese Falls

On an island full of beautiful waterfalls, Manganese Falls is not only one of the most unique, but also holds the distinction of being the last waterfall before you reach the tip of the Keweenaw.

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Estivant Pines

Despite the buzz of ATVs along the adjoining roads, a reverent hush pervades this boreal forest sanctuary.

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Fort Wilkins State Park

Ever wonder what life was like during the mining heyday that gave Copper Harbor its name? Fort Wilkins State Park has the answers.

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Hunter’s Point

This rocky point serves as the western arm of the harbor that gives Copper Harbor its name.

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Esrey Park

Fair warning: a "quick" pull-over stop could turn into spending all day at this magical coastal green space.

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Copper Harbor

For being just 2.5 square miles in size, Copper Harbor offers a lot to do, from biking, hiking and fishing to souvenir shopping and craft beer sipping.

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Bête Grise

Bête Grise refers to a beach, a bay, and a nature preserve, all located just below the tip of the Keweenaw Peninsula.

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Swedetown Recreation Area

Sport junkies, rejoice! This public recreation area is the Keweenaw's premier playground for all things mud-splattering, teeth-rattling, and heart-pounding.