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Hancock is located on the “sunny side” of the Portage Lake Lift Bridge on the north shore of the Keweenaw Waterway. Home to Finlandia University, Michigan’s northern most city offers travelers a great selection of local restaurants, culture, and the outdoors. Head north on US 41 to reach the Historic Quincy Mine, one of the Keweenaw’s most beloved historic attractions or take some time explore the Keweenaw’s Finnish heritage at Finlandia’s Finnish-American Heritage Center. Nearby outdoor attractions include Hancock Beach, McLain State Park, and the Maasto Hiihto & Churning Rapids Trail System. For winter downhill enthusiasts, Michigan’s oldest ski resort, Mont Ripley, is a short drive east on M-26.
Today, you’ll find this small town brimming with energy and Pacific Northwest vibes thanks to mountain bikers and outdoor…
Houghton is often referred to as the Gateway to the Keweenaw seamlessly blending the great outdoors, history, and smalltown charm. Home…
Here, history runs deep. As the epicenter of the historic 1900’s Keweenaw copper boom, Calumet has a rich past. But today…
The downtown historic district now houses local shops, galleries and restaurants while the east side of town showcases many Victorian…
You can tour the Eagle Harbor Lighthouse, take advantage of the sandy swimming beach or explore the many hiking trails that surround the…
Eagle River has a beautiful beach that is great for watching the sunset and the northern lights. You’ll find miles of…
Today Laurium is more modern than back in the mining days but you can still feel the history as you pass through. Restaurants…
Bete Grise (French for Grey Beast) offers white sandy beaches that are perfect for a day of relaxing with the family. The bay area…
Established in 1888, Chassell was once a stop on the Duluth, South Shore and Atlantic Railway for mainly the logging industry. Today…
Lac La Belle was once the site of a stamping plant for the Delaware and Mendota copper mines back in it’s hay day but now resembles…
Today you will find small “mom and pop” places and remains of those old buildings that once made this area so popular as well…