Often referred to as the "Grand Canyon of Michigan," Canyon Falls is located south of L'Anse in Baraga County. This scenic location is a local favorite because of its impressive geological formations and rushing waters. Join us for a tour of one of the Keweenaw's most beloved waterfalls and outdo...

Located on the west coast of the Keweenaw Peninsula you'll discover the small community of Freda, MI which is the site of the former Champion Stamp Mill. After the mill closed in 1967, the populate dramatically declined to create one of the Copper County's most beloved ghost towns. Visitors explo...

Each winter, riders from across the Midwest make a trek to a remote peninsula in the heart of Lake Superior in pursuit of white gold and hundreds of miles of sledding trails. Follow along as we hear from the locals about what makes Michigan's Keweenaw Peninsula a bucket-list destination for snowm...

The ruins of the Cliff Mine tell the story of the Keweenaw's first profitable copper mine in the 19th Century. Its brief success spurred the nation's first mineral rush attracting prospectors from across the world. Today, the Cliff Mine's legacy can be experienced as visitors explore informal tra...

Follow along as Tom Wright, owner of the Delaware Mine, shares the Ghost Town's history and how visitors can still tour this once thriving copper mine site.

Located in the heart of the Keweenaw Peninsula rests the ghost town of Central Mine. Once a thriving mining community, this quiet place nestled among forests and cliffs provides a window into the epic copper boom of the 19th century.

Tom Wright, Manager of the Quincy Mine Hoist Association, shares some interesting history behind this Keweenaw Heritage Site. Explore the history of Quincy Mine for yourself by taking a guided underground tour the next time you visit the Keweenaw.