Erin & Joseph
Things To Do
Estivant Pines Nature Sanctuary
The Estivant Pines is the largest tract of old-growth Eastern White Pines preserved in Michigan. It contains hundreds of 300-500 year old white pines measuring anywhere from 3 to 5 feet in diameter!
Hunter's Point Park
This 9.4-acre spit of land features a loop trail, pebbly beaches & views of Lake Superior. It's the perfect short hike, no major elevation changes and beautiful trail the whole way.
Copper Harbor Trails
The Copper Harbor Trails system provides over 35 miles of prime, scenic singletrack amid miles of untamed forestland spotted with unique geological features and overlooking Lake Superior. These trails are open to all silent-sport types including hikers, bikers, and trail runners, with the exception of a few downhill only trails.
Fort Wilkins Historic State Park
Built in 1844 on the rugged shore of Lake Superior, Fort Wilkins is a well-preserved example of mid-19th century army life on the northern frontier. 19 buildings survive, 12 of them original structures dating from the 1840's. Exhibits, audio-visual programs, and living history interpret routine military life and the hardships of frontier isolation.
The Jampot
Delicious bakery, jams, all made by the monks of Poorrock Abbey
Jacob's Falls
Right next to the famous Jampot is Jacob's Falls. Keweenaw waterfalls are some of our favorite gems.
Keweenaw Adventure Company
The Keweenaw Adventure Company has the best guides around. Take a paddle on the big lake or have experts show you the trails.
Brockway Mountain Drive
Take a drive up Brockway Mountain and see panoramic views of the Keweenaw.
Brickside Brewery
Feeling thirsty? Grab a beer at the Brickside.
Laughing Loon
Browse the cute shops dotted around Copper Harbor. One of our favorites is the Laughing Loon!