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Science communicator and YouTube creator Alexis Dahl is drawn back time and again by the Keweenaw’s ancient landscapes and rich industrial past. From billion-year-old rock formations to copper-boom history, she shows how science and history aren’t just buried in the ground - they’re alive and accessible to every curious Copper Country visitor.
The rich histories of the Keweenaw’s landscape and people are far from forgotten. In the Copper Country, national parks, museums, archives, and immersive experiences invite both locals and visitors to explore, learn, and connect more deeply with the region’s unique heritage. Discover how much there is to uncover about the Keweenaw for yourself!
Discover MoreLocated 6 miles southwest of Houghton off M-26, Baltic was the home of the Baltic Mining Company. An underground copper mine near South…
Approximately 13 miles west of Houghton. Take the Houghton Canal Road west off M-26 to the Coles Creek Road to the Freda Road, then left…
Lac La Belle, one of Keweenaw Counties larger lakes, is a 1,146 acre lake with a maximum depth of 39 feet and access to Lake Superior…
In 1893, Craig, also know as Portage Entry, located on the shore of Keweenaw Bay at the mouth of the Portage River and on the Soo Line…
In addition to wild forests and lakeshores, Michigan's largest state park has numerous historic copper mining sites. The 52,020 acre park…
"The Copper Falls mine was one of the region's pioneers. It was 1845, and the Copper Falls Company gained a tract of landing spanning…
The Copper Country mining district stretched from the Porcupine Mountains to the tip of the Keweenaw. Hundreds of mines and dozens of communities sprang up along the mineral-rich hills, most long since lost to time. Not all of them completely faded away though, and right on the Keweenaw’s doorstep…
Mining ruins are everywhere you look in the Keweenaw, a testament to how all-encompassing the Copper Mining era was in our community. Wherever you go you’re almost guaranteed to find a historical site nearby! Some are mere remnants of their former glory, while others stand tall decades after the…
Adventurers and history buffs, listen up: what if we told you there was a place where you really could have it all? We’re talking amazing views, a challenging yet rewarding hike, generations of copper mining history underfoot, and more. For those looking for solitude, make tracks for Norwich…
Often referred to as the "Copper Country," the Keweenaw Peninsula was the center of the…
Michigan’s northernmost town of Copper Harbor is a beautiful destination that is well-known…
Home of the famous Chassell Strawberry Festival, the small town of Chassell, Michigan has become…
As winter winds sweep across the rugged landscape of the Keweenaw Peninsula, its historic…
Built in 1844, Fort Wilkins was intended to keep law and order during the Copper Rush. The fort tells the story of life on the northern…
Enjoy 100 feet of private beach on Lac La Belle Lake, conveniently located 1/2 mile from the base of Mount Bohemia. This three bedroom…
The Brockway Inn is an owner operated establishment. We are dedicated to providing our guests year round, friendly, efficient service in…
2300 sq.ft house with 3 bedrooms on 2nd floor: 1 king and 2 queen beds, 2 1/2 bathrooms: half bathroom on 1st floor, 2 full bathrooms on…
Keweenaw Mountain Lodge - getting people closer to nature. The historic Keweenaw Mountain Lodge is a four-season rustic resort with log…
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