Explore the Keweenaw

History

Quincy Mine

Standing 5 stories high on the ridge that forms the Keweenaw's base, the Quincy Mine is the first to let you know you've arrived in Copper Country.

Hike

Delaware Mine

In the historic ghost town of Delaware lie the ruins of the Keweenaw's oldest copper mine.

History

Eagle Harbor Lighthouse

One of the Keweenaw's most iconic landmarks, the Eagle Harbor Lighthouse is a piece of living history.

Beach/Swim

High Rock Bay

The Keweenaw's reputation as the "end of the world" probably came from a visit to High Rock Bay.

Hike

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.

Hike

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.

Beach/Swim

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.