Planning a trip to Keweenaw's Cooper Country Trail? You'll want this free trip planner with itineraries, what not to miss, best hikes, how to avoid the crowds and lots of other local tips.Read More
Copper Harbor is the north shore’s hidden gem. Stroll the harbor, explore Fort Wilkins, or catch a boat to Isle Royale. It’s peaceful, remote, and full of history and rugged charm.Read More
Brockway Mountain Drive is pure Keweenaw magic. Climb to panoramic views of Lake Superior, forested hills, and fall colors that light up the landscape. Scenic pull-offs make every turn worth a stop.Read More
Fort Wilkins brings copper rush history to life. Explore original 1840s buildings, watch summer reenactments, and enjoy scenic views of Copper Harbor from this lakeside post.Read More
Lake Superior is the ever-present backdrop to the Copper Country Trail. Watch waves crash, catch a pastel sunset, or simply breathe in the vastness of this inland sea.Read More
Run by monks and loved by travelers, The Jampot is famous for fruitcakes, wild berry jams, and baked goods with soul. Stop by for a sweet slice of Keweenaw tradition.Read More
With its classic lighthouse and sweeping lake views, Eagle Harbor captures the soul of Michigan’s north coast. Tour the light, wander the village, and soak up maritime history.Read More
At Quincy Mine, step into the copper boom era. Ride into the old shafts, explore the towering hoist house, and uncover the gritty, ingenious world of 19th-century mining.Read More
Walk among giants in Estivant Pines, one of Michigan’s last stands of old-growth white pine. These towering trees, some over 125 feet tall, offer a peaceful, primeval forest escape.Read More
Eagle River Waterfall is a quick but scenic stop where water tumbles over rocky ledges near town. The flow changes with the seasons, but the beauty stays year-round.Read More
