- Home
- Web Cams
- Photos
- Interactive Map
- Calendar
- Request Guides & Maps
- In the News
- Contact Us
- Services
- Summer Attractions
- Trail Conditions
- Membership Benefits
Click below to view the
award-winning Keweenaw
Adventure Guide
Or click here to request any of our guides or maps by mail.
award-winning Keweenaw
Adventure Guide
Or click here to request any of our guides or maps by mail.
Showing all listings in Copper Harbor (alphabetical)
If you can't find what you're looking for, the search box on the left can help you find something more specific.
-
Absolute Serenity
Absolutely Serenity is a full log cabin on the waters edge of Copper Harbor and features two bedrooms, a full kitchen & dining area, full bath, stone fireplace and a deck overlooking the Harbor water. Thank you for not smoking. Full bed, queen futon, twin size bunk beds. Pots, pans, silverware, towels, pillow and blankets are provided. The wood shed is stocked and ready and there is a splitting mall available for the "Lumber Jack" in you. Contact: P. O. Box 102, Copper Harbor, MI 49918. Available June through October. 737 Harbor LaneCopper Harbor, MI 49918Phone: 906-289-4508Email: sundeenbuilders@att.net -
Antique Snowmobile Run for Fun
Make plans to attend the Annual Antique Snowmobile Run For Fun in mid-February in Copper Harbor. Events include: a Late Afternoon ride, a social and a bonfire in the Grant Township Park, the Run-For-Fun ride, a mid-afternoon cookout, the stride for pride radar run (non-sanctioned), live music and awards at the Mariner North and the Sunday mid-morning ride to the top of Brockway Mountain. For information call 906-369-0627 or email dubyal965@yahoo.com. All proceeds to benefit "No Kids Without A Christmas" Fund. -
Art in the Park
Art in the Park, always the weekend after the Eagle Harbor Arts & Crafts Show, is held at the Community Center in Copper Harbor. This two day craft fair features local and regional artists, food and live entertainment. For information contact Johanna at 906-289-4363 or punkin906@yahoo.com. -
Aspirus Keweenaw Copperman Triathlon
The Copperman Triathlon comes to Ft. Wilkins State Park on US-41 in Copper Harbor the first weekend in August. Swim tranquil Lake Fanny Hooe, bike the rocky shores of Lake Superior & run through the wilderness on shaded roads. Sponsored by the Keweenaw Memorial Medical Center. For information visit the website or contact Crystal Holzberger at cholzberger@aspiruskeweenaw.org. -
Astor House Motel
Our accommodations consist of a main lodge, deluxe motel and cottages with or without housekeeping facilities. Motel rooms are extra large with a dressing room and bath. Soundproof, insulated and hot water heat. Large picture windows allow a beautiful view of Lake Superior. All units have high speed wireless internet access, Direct TV. Open mid-May to mid-October. 562 Gratiot StreetP. O. Box 13Copper Harbor, MI 49918Phone: 906-289-4449, 800-433-2770Email: minnetonk@aol.com -
Astor House Museum
A very large collection of antique dolls, toys and Indian artifacts. Other local collections include rock & mineral specimens, mining memorabilia, shipwreck items, bottles & insulators, tools & lanterns. Antique & gift shop on premises. Open daily June through mid-October from 9 am to 6 pm. 562 Gratiot Streetat the Minnetonka ResortCopper Harbor, MI 49918Phone: 906-289-4449 Email: minnetonk@aol.com -
Bear Den Rental Cabin
The Bear Den has a full kitchen, full bath, housekeeping, air conditioning and local cable TV. It sleeps 4 comfortably and is within walking distance of all restaurants, gift shops, the marina, & the Isle Royale ferry service. We are only a block from the snowmobile trails (with plenty of parking for equipment & vehicles) and close to cross country skiing and Mt. Bohemia. Air conditioning, TV, coffee maker, refrigerator, microwave. Non-smoking. Available year round, daily or weekly. 733 Gratiot StreetCopper Harbor, MI 49918Phone: 906-289-4259, 906-289-3483Email: beardencabin@msn.com -
Bella Vista
8 fully stocked housekeeping cottages and 30 unit motel. Canoe available, fishing off the dock. Complimentary morning coffee. All units are smoke & pet free. Open mid-May to mid-October. 180 6th StreetP. O. Box 26Copper Harbor, MI 49918Phone: 906-289-4213, 877-888-VIEW -
Bella Vista Motel
We have 30 units in town and on Lake Superior. All units are pet and smoke free. Cable tv, free WiFi, complimentary morning coffee. A canoe is available and a dock for fishing. Open mid-May to mid-October. 180 Sixth StreetP. O. Box 26Copper Harbor, MI 49918 Phone: 906-289-4213, 877-888-VIEW -
Berry Patch
We offer unique wild berry jams, antiques, gifts, maps, collectibles and plenty of old-fashioned friendly service. 31 flavors of ice cream, frozen yogurt and sherbert. Open daily mid-June to Labor Day from noon to 10 pm Sunday thru Tuesday and Thursday thru Saturday; 3 pm to 10 pm on Wednesday. 920 Gratiot AvenueCopper Harbor, MI 49918Phone: 906-289-4604Email: bgnous@aol.com -
Berry Patch
The shop features 31 flavors of ice cream, frozen yogurt and sherbert. Unique wild berry jams, antiques, gifts, maps, collectibles and plenty of old fashioned friendly service. Open daily mid-June to Labor Day from noon to 10 pm Sunday thru Tuesday and Thursday thru Saturday. 3 pm to 10 pm Wednesday. 920 Gratiot StreetCopper Harbor, MI 49918Phone: 906-289-4604Email: bgnous@aol.com -
Brockway Inn Motel & Coffeehouse
Michigan's northernmost coffeehouse is located in the Brockway Inn. Espresso drinks, fresh brewed coffee, teas, chai and more goodies. We service 100% organic coffees and teas. Gifts and lodging on premises. 840 Gratiot Streetat the Brockway InnCopper Harbor, MI 49918Phone: 906-289-4588 -
Brockway Inn Motel & Coffeehouse
Comfortable, cozy and clean rooms with a local flavor. Cable TV, free WiFi, whirlpool rooms. Complimentary morning coffee and guest discounts in on-premises coffeehouse. Open year round. 840 Gratiot StreetP. O. Box 92Copper Harbor, MI 49918Phone: 906-289-4588Email: brockwayinn@pasty.com -
Brockway Inn Motel & CoffeehouseBesides great coffee, our coffeehouse features a "mini gallery" of local images on matted art prints and note cards. Coffee-related gifts and packaged coffees and teas. Lodging on premises. Open year round. 882 Gratiot Streetat the Brockway Inn/Copper Harbor, MI 49918Phone: 906-289-4588Email: brockwayinn@pasty.com
-
Brockway Mountain Drive
The 9 1/2 mile seasonal drive is the highest above-sea-level-drive between the Rockies & Alleghenies. Breathtaking views of Lake Superior and thousands of acres of the Keweenaw. Sunsets are free. M-26 between Eagle Harbor & Copper HarborKeweenaw County -
Civil War Encampment
History comes alive in August at Fort Wilkins State Park on US-41 just east of Copper Harbor. Battery D, 1st Michigan Light Artillery, a Civil War era living history group returns to Fort Wilkins for a weekend encampment. The weekend event is open to park visitors from 8 am to 8 pm on Friday and Saturday, and 8 am to 4 pm on Sunday. Battery D will interpret army life of the period demonstrating artillery and small arms drills, period cooking and soldiers' pastimes. A Michigan Recreation Passport is required for entrance into the park. For more information, contact Fort Wilkins at 906-289-4215. -
Copper Harbor
Along US-41, just south of Copper Harbor. Founded in 1853. -
Copper Harbor Cam
A view from the field almost live from Copper Harbor. The camera points almost due west from Copper Harbor and refreshes every 15 minutes. -
Copper Harbor Lighthouse Tour by Boat
Short boat ride takes you to one of the oldest lighthouses on Lake Superior and includes a 90 minute hosted tour of the lighthouse, maritime museum & historic walking trails. 2 hour sunset cruises also available. Gift shop on premises specializing in lighthouse & nautical collectibles and apparel. Daily trips from Memorial Day through mid-October.Phone: 906-289-4966Email: info@copperharborlighthouse.com -
Copper Harbor Pathway
Enjoy the romance and wilderness experience of the Northwoods when skiing Copper Harbor's Pathway. The 9km of classical skiing trails are groomed as necesary. Copper Harbor Pathway also offers 15km+ of snowshoe trails. Areas of the trails open to vehicles, hikers and bikers in summer. Lodging, dining, shops and services nearby.Open year round.Trailhead/parking/restrooms available at the Copper Harbor Welcome Center on US-41. -
Copper Harbor Trail System
This trail systems has various loop lengths with over 25 miles of designated singletrack trails. Trails offer natural obstacles, challenging climbs and fun downhills along scenic streams, woods and rock bluffs. Riders may park at the Copper Harbor Welcome Center to access the trailhead. Vehicles, hikers and other bikers may be encountered at any time, so please be courteous and aware of your surroundings. Copper Harbor's trail has earned the elite "Epic Ride" status designated by the International Mountain Bicycling Association. The trails are one of only 47 "Epic Rides" in the world and the first "Epic" in the U.P. They have also been designated as a new IMBA "Ride Center", one of only seven in the world. Lodging, dining and services available nearby.(Photo courtesy of Aaron Peterson and aaronpeterson.net) -
Country Village
Three shops with everything in gifts, clothing and fudge. Open year round 10 am - 8 pm from May to October; noon to 6 pm, Monday - Wednesday from December through April. 1 Country Village Lane at the blinker light.Copper Harbor, MI 49918Phone: 906-289-4212 -
Elizabeth's on the Waterfront
60 Fifth StreetCopper Harbor, MI 49918Phone: 906-289-4437 -
End of the Road Keweenaw Tour
The End of the Road Keweenaw Tour & Car Show brings car and truck enthusiasts to Copper Harbor in late July. The Cruise leaves from the Pat's IGA Parking lot on Sixth Street in Calumet and the Car Show is held in Copper Harbor with awards, live entertainment, food and refreshments. The event is a benefit for the Copper Harbor school. For more information contact Matt at the Drift Inn at 906-337-3884 (ride questions) or Don at the Mariner North at 906-289-4637 (lodging questions). -
Estivant Pines Nature Sanctuary
The Estivant Pines Wilderness Nature Sanctuary includes moer than 510 acres of virgin northern hardwoods, interspersed with groves of eastern white pine. Three trail loop combinations give the hiker a choice of 1 mile, 1.2 mile or 2.5 mile loops over rugged terrain. Besides the old growth pines, features include 256 plant species with 10 species of orchids, some 85 nesting bird species and large mammals. The trail is in a Michigan Nature Association Sanctuary and all sanctuary rules apply. Collecting plants, seeds, or animals of any kind is strictly forbidden. Stay on established trails. Only foot traffic is allowed - the use of all motorized vehicles or mountain bikes is prohibited. No hunting, fishing, trapping, camping, campfires, or pets are permitted. Carry out all refuse. Leave only footprints, take only pictures. DIRECTIONS: From Hancock take US-41 to Copper Harbor. At the Copper Harbor Community Visitors Center on US-41, turn right and go 3 miles, following the signs. This bush road is rough, so be careful.Open year round for hiking, cross country skiing and snowshoeing. -
Fat Tire Festival
The Copper Harbor Fat Tire Festival Mountain Bike Races always take place the Saturday and Sunday of Labor Day weekend on the Copper Harbor Trails. For information call Sam at 906-289-4303 or visit the website. -
Fisherman's Daughter495 Brockway AvenueCopper Harbor, MI 49918Phone: 906-289-4285
-
Fort WilkinsLocated on the grounds of Fort Wilkins State Park on US-41 east of Copper Harbor. Founded in 1844.
-
Fred's Charters
We will take you out on the Equinox, a 41' ChrisCraft, which accommodates up to six guests and is available for half-day, full-day or extended trips. We have heated cabins, full galley and bathroom facilities. Your captain has over twenty years experience sailing and guarantees that we will be ready as scheduled and fully equipped for your needs. Fishing equipment is provided though you do need to have a license which may be purchased locally. Available mid-May through mid-0ctober. P. O. Box 89Copper Harbor, MI 49918Phone: 906-289-4849Email: kraig@pasty.com -
Fred's Charters
We will take you out on the Equinox, a 41' ChrisCraft, which accommodates up to six guests and is available for half-day, full-day or extended trips. We have heated cabins, full galley and bathroom facilities. Your captain has over twenty years experience sailing and guarantees that we will be ready as scheduled and fully equipped for your needs. Fred's Charters can take you to unique and out-of-the-way locations to explore shipwrecks, debris fields and even underwater caves. More information is available on request. Available mid-May to mid-October. P O Box 89Copper Harbor, MI 49918Phone: 906-289-4849Email: kraig@pasty.com -
Ft. Wilkins Historic Site
Built in 1844 on the rugged shoreline of Lake Superior, Ft Wilkins is a well-preserved example of mid-19th century army life on the northern frontier. Today, through exhibits, audio-visual programs and living history interpretation, visitors may explore the daily routine of military service & experience with soldiers' families the hardships of frontier isolation. A Michigan Recreation Passport is required for entrance. A Heritage Site of the Keweenaw National Historical Park. Living History Program runs daily 9:30 am to 5 pm in July & August. Weekly Evening Programs. Civil War Encampment in August. The fort is open from 8 am to dusk daily, mid-May to mid-October. US-41Copper Harbor, MI 49918Phone: 906-289-4219 -
Ft. Wilkins Nature Trail
Ft. Wilkins State Park, 1 mile east of Copper Harbor, has a 2 mile nature trail with easy to moderate walking on flat to gently rolling terrain with views of Lake Superior, Lake Fanny Hooe and the Copper Harbor Lighthouse. A Michigan Recreation Passport is required for entrance. DIRECTIONS: From Hancock take US-41 north to Copper Harbor. Turn right at the light and drive 1 mile to the state park entrance.Phone: 906-289-4303 -
Ft. Wilkins State Park
165 grass sites on Lake Fanny Hooe. Open mid-May to mid-October. US-41Copper Harbor, MI 49918Phone: 906-289-4215, 800-44-PARKS -
Ft. Wilkins Trading Post15318 US Highway 41Copper Harbor, MI 49918Phone: 906-289-4705
-
Gas Lite General StoreLocated on US-41 in Copper Harbor, we offer a wide range of groceries, beer, wine, ice and supplies. Bait, tackle & fishing licenses and snowmobile trail permits. Open year round. 39 Gratiot StreetCopper Harbor, MI 49918Phone: 906-289-4652Email: jcoltas@pasty.com
-
Grandpa's Barn4th StreetCopper Harbor, MI 49918Phone: 906-289-4377
-
Gull Rock Lighthouse
This light, located west of Manitou Island off the tip of the Keweenaw Peninsula, went into operation on November , 1867. The last known resident keeper left in 1897, after which it was maintained by the keepers from Manitou Island. Abandoned and in poor condition due to its exposed location, it is only accessible by boat. The Gull Rock Lightkeepers Association continues to do restoration work on the lighthouse. -
Harbor Haus Restaurant57 First StreetCopper Harbor, MI 49918Phone: 906-289-4502
-
Harbor Lights Inn
We have 8 cozy rooms in "downtown" Copper Harbor, walking distance to shops, restaurants and attractions. All rooms are smoke free and have in-room coffee, microwave, refrigerator, alarm clocks, cable tv and wireless internet. Old Fashioned Candy Store with candies from the 50's, 40's and before: Candy buttons, Sen-Sen, Slo-Poke and other old time favorites that are hard to find anywhere. Seasonal. 515 Gratiot StreetCopper Harbor, MI 49918Phone: 906-289-4741 -
Harborside60 5th Streetat the Isle Royale Queen dockCopper Harbor, MI 49918Phone: 906-289-4437
-
Hawk Migration
Migrating birds - some from as far away as South America - use the Keweenaw as a bridge in their flight to Canada over Lake Superior. Counters have recorded up to 15 different kinds of hawks, falcons, turkey vultures, owls and even eagles passing in numbers upwards of 20,000. Ornithologists from as far away as South Carolina and Florida make their way to Brockway Mountain for the annual "Hawk Watch". Birds start arriving around the middle of April and the migration continues through the end of May. Depending on the weather, peak viewing time is usually around the middle of May. -
Hebard Park
Located approximately 2.5 miles west of Copper Harbor on M-26, this day-use county park is on Lake Superior with a rock beach and picnic area. -
Hunter's Point Park
Hunter's Point Park is 9.4 acres in size with 4,800 feet of shoreline. Bird watching, photography, studying the many colorful and unique rock formations, and simply enjoying the quiet while viewing Lake Superior, are what make Hunter's Point a very special place. Please remember...take nothing but pictures and leave nothing but footprints. Trails run along the north and south borders of the park. Those on the north shore have connecting links to the north shore beaches. The North Beach and South Beach trails have connecting trails that provide many combinations of varied walking experiences.Access is from the Copper Harbor Marina on M-26 or the parking area 3/10 of a mile west of the Marina off M-26 on North Coast Shores Road to Harbor Coast Lane, at the end. -
Hunter's Point Trail
The Hunter's Point Trail begins at the Copper Harbor Marina and goes out to the tip of Hunter's Point along Lake Superior and the western end of the harbor. Look for natural history, birds, plants & animals and unique geological structures. DIRECTIONS: From Hancock drive north on US-41 to Copper Harbor. Turn left at the light and drive to the Marina entrance and follow the trail to the left (west) of the boat launch or continue driving west on M-26 for .3 of a mile. Turn right on North Coast Shores Road. At the end of this road turn right on Harbor Coast Lane and drive east to the parking area. -
Into The Woods Mini Golf & Gardens1028 Gratiot StreetCopper Harbor, MI 49918Phone: 906-289-4370
-
Isle Royale Line, Inc.
The Isle Royale Queen IV operates between Copper Harbor, Michigan and Rock Harbor on Isle Royale and is a US Coast Guard inspected and certified 100-foot aluminum, triple diesel engine passenger boat. She is fully equipped with navigation aids and required safety equipment. Passenger ferry service to Isle Royale National Park leaves Copper Harbor at 8 am for the 3.15 hour trip and returns the same day. Reservations required. The Evening Cruises offer lovely sunsets on Lake Superior. Head out into the shipping lanes, enjoy the Captain's stories of the history and lore of Copper Harbor, cruise past Copper Harbor, view the historic Copper Harbor Lighthouse and see the rocky, forested coast of the mostly uninhabited northern end of the Keweenaw Peninsula. 1/1/2 hour cruise on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Saturdays (weather permitting) start at 8:30 pm from July 4 to Labor Day. 14 Waterfront LandingCopper Harbor, MI 49918Phone: 906-289-4437Email: dkilpela@pasty.net -
Isle Royale National Park
While long known for and associated with its superb opportunities for backpacking, Michigan’s only Island National Park also is recognized to be a world-class destination for paddling. Passenger ferry service is available from Copper Harbor and Houghton and they will transport kayaks and canoes for an additional charge. Nicknamed the “Emerald Island”, the opportunities for paddling on inland lakes and on Lake Superior are numerous. The entire island is about 45 miles long by 11 miles at its widest point, running from the southwest to the northeast in Lake Superior. Michigan visitors arrive on the island’s eastern end in Rock Harbor. This is a designated wilderness area and visitors to the Park are restricted to travel only by foot or by boat. The Voyager II ferryboat will transport paddlers and their boats on a bi-daily circumnavigation of the entire island, stopping intermittently at points along the way. Rock Harbor, however, is the gateway to some of the best paddling locales on the Island including a chain of inland lakes ultimately connect with Lake Superior on the south and the north sides of Isle Royale. This route is Michigan’s best stab at a Boundary Waters experience and its short portages in between are best suited for paddlers of canoes. Several options exist for route selection and (Lake Superior) points of entry. McCargoe Cove is generally the preferred portal on the Island’s north side and many paddlers either start or finish their journey here, often taking a ride on the Voyager II. Moskey Basin, Chippewa Harbor and Malone Bay are all serviced by the Voyager and are utilized points of entry on the south side. Paddlers may want to visit Ryan Island on Lake Siskiwit along this route. Its claim to fame is being the largest island on the largest lake inside the largest island of the largest freshwater lake in the world! Paddling on Lake Superior is typically best suited for sea kayaks. Both the southeast and northeast sides of Isle Royale are a paddler’s paradise with numerous barrier islands and finger-bays to explore. Calm water can often be found within the protected harbors, bays and channels on windy days, although some exposed areas do exist in between. Many campsites in this region are accessible only by water and summertime crowds are lower than at campsites shared with trail accessible sites shared with hikers. Special rules exist on the Island. Daily user fees are collected from visitors while on the ferry crossing and a Michigan fishing license is required if putting a line in the water. Leave No Trace low impact camping rules apply and permitted sites for campfires are limited. Although a lodge exists in Rock Harbor, camping is the only real way to get out to see the island. Campers need to be self sufficient, including food, a water filter, stove, warm clothes, sleeping bag, tent, gear and equipment as basic services are provided only in Rock Harbor and in Windigo. The Keweenaw Adventure Company in Copper Harbor provides fully inclusive, guided sea kayak tours on Isle Royale. -
James Dorian Rooks Memorial Nature Sanctuary
Formerly the Brockway Mountain Nature Sanctuary. With its bluffs and ridges, this dry-mesic northern forest shelters a variety of unusual plants from the fierceness of Lake Superior. Brockway Mountain is well-known for its showy spring raptor migration. The trail is in a Michigan Nature Association Sanctuary and all sanctuary rules apply. Collecting plants, seeds, or animals of any kind is strictly forbidden. Stay on established trails. Only foot traffic is allowed - the use of all motorized vehicles or mountain bikes is prohibited. No hunting, fishing, trapping, camping, campfires, or pets are permitted. Carry out all refuse. Leave only footprints, take only pictures. DIRECTIONS: From Hancock drive north on US-41 45.2 miles to Copper Harbor. About .025 miles past the Kewenaw Mountain Lodge entrance, and .5 miles before the intersection of US-41 and M-26, look for the MNA sign on the north side of the highway, and park in the designated area at the trailhead. -
Joseph & Mary Lizzardo Lakeshore Preserve
The 24-acre preserve, with its stunning sunsets and crashing waves, features boreal and mixed hardwood forests, lowland swamp, bedrock glade, and a bedrock and cobble beach along 630 feet of undeveloped shoreline on Lake Superior. Several small islands just off shore are included. It is open to the public for non-motorized recreation. The preserve is located on M-26 about four miles west of Copper Harbor. (Photo courtesy of the Keweenaw Land Trust) -
Keweenaw Adventure Company, Inc.
Guided full and half day sea kayak tours to various Keweenaw locations and overnight tours to Isle Royale. Mountain bike tours also available. Kayak rentals and mountain bike rentals, service, parts maps & trail info. Open Memorial Day weekend to mid-October. 155 Gratiot StreetCopper Harbor, MI 49918 Phone: 906-289-4303Email: info@keweenawadventure.com -
Keweenaw Adventure Company, LLC
Copper Harbor offers protected harbors, inland lakes and open water paddling on Lake Superior. From the harbor you can easily paddle to one of the oldest lighthouses on Lake Superior. Other notable features are sea stacks and caves, waterfalls, historic fisheries and a Nature Conservancy site that has an historic Voyager and Ojibway canoe campsite. Traverse the path of an explorer probing unknown wilderness in a birch bark canoe, or the trail of the trapper seeking beaver pelts. Keweenaw Adventure Company of Copper Harbor, northern Keweenaw's silent sports guide & outfitter, offers Lake Superior Sea Kayak Tours, Lessons & Rentals. Guided day trips and overnights - no experience necessary! ACA Certified Instructors. Also available: Canoe rental; Shuttle service; Bicycle rentals, mechanic and guided mountain bike tours; parts, accessories, maps & trail info; maps and guided backcountry tours. Open 7 days a week from Memorial Day to early October. 155 Gratiot StreetUS-41Copper Harbor, MI 49918.Phone: 906-289-4303Email: info@keweenawadventure.com -
Keweenaw Cup Cyclocross Races
Cyclocross is alive and well in the Keweenaw. The Cup, part of the UPCROSS series, draws racers from as far away as Duluth for two days of late October racing. The event opens with the Downtown Hoedown in the center of Copper Harbor on a flat course with plenty of nastiness - sand traps, off cambers and barriers galore. Racers have the opportunity to recover and relax with a pasty dinner and music Saturday evening. Sunday's Top of the World Smackdown punishes with run-ups, fast pavement sections, grass, dirt and singletrack. Though the race has, for the most part, been spared inclement weather, anything is possible in Copper Harbor come late October. There's no better way to end the Keweenaw cycling season than with a trip to the Harbor. For information call 906-370-1997 or visit the website. -
Keweenaw Mountain Lodge
9-hole course in gorgeous wooded setting. Lodging, restaurant, lounge, pro shop, cart rental, practice range. Disc golf available too. Open May to October. 14252 US-41Copper Harbor, MI 49918Phone: 906-289-4303, 888-MT-LODGEEmail: dan@keweenawmountainlodgeresort.com -
Keweenaw Mountain Lodge
34 one, two and three bedroom cabins nestled among huge old pines. These hand hewn log cabins are a leisurely stroll from the main lodge and golf course. Most cottages have fireplaces. 9 hole golf course, shuffleboard, tennis, hiking trails. Fine dining and lounge in the main lodge building. 14252 US Highway 41P. O. Box 90Copper Harbor, MI 49918Phone: 906-289-4403, 888-MT-LODGEEmail: dan@keweenawmountainlodgeresort.com -
Keweenaw Mountain Lodge
Affectionately called "The Jewel of the Keweenaw", the Keweenaw Mountain Lodge offers both motel rooms and cottages. Visitors can enjoy the challenging golf course, shuffleboard or tennis, hiking trails, dining room and cocktail lounge. 8 motel units with TV. 14252 US Highway 41P. O. Box 90Copper Harbor, MI 49918Phone: 906-289-4403, 888-MT-LODGEEmail: dan@keweenawmountainlodgeresort.com -
Keweenaw Mountain Lodge
Located in the main lodge building of the beautiful Keweenaw Mountain Lodge. Restaurant on premises. Golf course, lodging. 14252 US-41Copper Harbor, MI 49918Phone: 906-289-4403, 888-MT-LODGEEmail: dan@keweenawmountainlodgeresort.com -
Keweenaw Mountain Lodge
Great food is accentuated with the cozy atmosphere of the main lodge and the friendly service of its staff. Serving lunch and dinner on the porch or in front of the giant fireplace in the main dining room. Cocktail lounge. Seasonal. 14252 US Highway 41P. O. Box 90Copper Harbor, MI 49918Phone: 906-289-4403, 888-MT-LODGEEmail: dan@keweenawmountainlodgeresort.com -
Klipfel Memorial Nature Sanctuary
The James H. Klipfel Memorial Nature Sanctuary at Brockway Mountain is located at the top of Brockway Mountain. An easy one-mile loop trail starts at the sign and takes hikers north to a lookout that shows Mt. Lookout, Eagle Harbor and Lake Superior. This is an easy hike for all ages. The trail is in a Michigan Nature Association Sanctuary and all sanctuary rules apply. Collecting plants, seeds, or animals of any kind is strictly forbidden. Stay on established trails. Only foot traffic is allowed - the use of all motorized vehicles or mountain bikes is prohibited. No hunting, fishing, trapping, camping, campfires, or pets are permitted. Carry out all refuse. Leave only footprints, take only pictures. DIRECTIONS: From Hancock take US-41 north 45.2 miles to Copper Harbor. Turn left at the light at M-26 and left again at Brockway Mountain Drive at the edge of town. Drive 3.4 miles up the Mountain Drive until you see the green MNA sign, which marks the trailhead. -
Lake Fanny Hooe
Located in Keweenaw County, Lake Fanny Hooe is 227 acres with a maximum depth of 40 feet. This is a good walleye lake and also has brook trout, splake, smallmouth bass and largemouth bass. Public access site and boat launch in Ft. Wilkins State Park along with camping facilities. Lodging, dining, shopping, gas and services available in Copper Harbor. Along US-41 east of Copper Harbor at Fort Wilkins State Park. -
Lake Fanny Hooe Cam
This almost-live cam is located at the west end of Lake Fanny Hooe in Copper Harbor. -
Lake Fanny Hooe Gifts
Two bedroom cottages and lakefront motel with kitchenettes and private balconies on historic Lake Fanny Hooe and bordering 250,000 acres of northern wilderness. Seasonal modern campground with water/electric and full hook-up sites for tents and RVs. Centrally located and walking distance to most of Copper Harbor's shops and restaurants. Great fishing spot with many nearby attractions such as Ft. Wilkins State Park, Copper Harbor Lighthouse, Brockway Mountain, Isle Royale National Park, Lake Superior and Mount Bohemia. Resort amenities include clubhouse with hot showers and clean bathrooms, indoor fireplace, game & snack room, sandy swimming beach, outdoor fire pits, picnic tables, grills, giftshop/camp store, LP gas, laundromat, playground, sauna in winter, plus boat rentals on premises. Direct access to hiking, biking, cross country ski, snowshoe and snowmobile trails. Northwoods items, nautical, crafts, T-shirts, sweatshirts, candles, thimbleberry jam, Christmas gifts, books, souvenirs, camping & fishing supplies & much more. Motel, cottages and campground on premises. Open year round. 505 Second StreetCopper Harbor, MI 49918Phone: 906-289-4451, 800-426-4451Email: info@fannyhooe.com -
Lake Fanny Hooe Resort & CampgroundTwo bedroom cottages and lakefront motel with kitchenettes and private balconies on historic Lake Fanny Hooe and bordering 250,000 acres of northern wilderness. Seasonal modern campground with water/electric and full hook-up sites for tents and RVs. Centrally located and walking distance to most of Copper Harbor's shops and restaurants. Great fishing spot with many nearby attractions such as Ft. Wilkins State Park, Copper Harbor Lighthouse, Brockway Mountain, Isle Royale National Park, Lake Superior and Mount Bohemia. Resort amenities include clubhouse with hot showers and clean bathrooms, indoor fireplace, game & snack room, sandy swimming beach, outdoor fire pits, picnic tables, grills, giftshop/camp store, LP gas, laundromat, playground, sauna in winter. Direct access to hiking, biking, cross country ski, snowshoe and snowmobile trails. Motel and cottages open year round. 505 Second StreetP. O. Box 31Copper Harbor, MI 49918Phone: 906-289-4451, 800-426-4451Email: info@fannyhooe.com
-
Lake Fanny Hooe Resort & CampgroundTwo bedroom cottages and lakefront motel with kitchenettes and private balconies on historic Lake Fanny Hooe and bordering 250,000 acres of northern wilderness. Seasonal modern campground with water/electric and full hook-up sites for tents and RVs. Centrally located and walking distance to most of Copper Harbor's shops and restaurants. Great fishing spot with many nearby attractions such as Ft. Wilkins State Park, Copper Harbor Lighthouse, Brockway Mountain, Isle Royale National Park, Lake Superior and Mount Bohemia. Resort amenities include clubhouse with hot showers and clean bathrooms, indoor fireplace, game & snack room, sandy swimming beach, outdoor fire pits, picnic tables, grills, giftshop/camp store, LP gas, laundromat, playground, sauna in winter. Direct access to hiking, biking, cross country ski, snowshoe and snowmobile trails. Campground open mid-May to mid-October. 505 Second StreetP. O. Box 31Copper Harbor, MI 49918Phone: 906-289-4451, 800-426-4451Email: info@fannyhooe.com
-
Lake Fanny Hooe Resort & CampgroundTwo bedroom cottages and lakefront motel with kitchenettes and private balconies on historic Lake Fanny Hooe and bordering 250,000 acres of northern wilderness. Seasonal modern campground with water/electric and full hook-up sites for tents and RVs. Centrally located and walking distance to most of Copper Harbor's shops and restaurants. Great fishing spot with many nearby attractions such as Ft. Wilkins State Park, Copper Harbor Lighthouse, Brockway Mountain, Isle Royale National Park, Lake Superior and Mount Bohemia. Resort amenities include clubhouse with hot showers and clean bathrooms, indoor fireplace, game & snack room, sandy swimming beach, outdoor fire pits, picnic tables, grills, giftshop/camp store, LP gas, laundromat, playground, sauna in winter. Direct access to hiking, biking, cross country ski, snowshoe and snowmobile trails. Motel and cottages open year round. 505 Second StreetP. O. Box 31Copper Harbor, MI 49918Phone: 906-289-4451, 800-426-4451Email: info@fannyhooe.com
-
Lake Manganese
Keweenaw County's Lake Manganese is 52.5 acres with a maximum depth of 25 feet. The Michigan DNR manages the lake for brook trout through annual stocking. Boat launch and sandy swimming beach. Lodging, dining, shopping, gas and services available in Copper Harbor. Lake Manganese Road south off US-41 at the Visitors Center in Copper Harbor. -
Lake Manganese
This day-use only area is open from 8 am to 10 pm and offers a shallow, sandy swimming beach, picnic tables, vault toilets and a small boat launch. No fires are allowed and a Michigan Recreation Passport is required.Located within the boundaries of Ft. Wilkins State Park, Lake Manganese is approximately 1.3 miles south of Copper Harbor at the end of the Lake Manganese Road. -
Lake Medora
Keweenaw County's Lake Medora is 695 acres with a maximum depth of 30 feet. Small, picturesque islands are scattered about the lake. Fishing is good for walleye, smallmouth bass and perch and the popular Montreal River is nearby. Public access site and boat launch. Along US-41 south of Copper Harbor. -
Laughing LoonFirst StreetCopper Harbor, MI 49918Phone: 906-289-4813
-
Lighthouse Ferry Service, Inc.Whether traveler or Keweenaw resident, don't miss a tour of the Copper Harbor Lighthouse. This single tour encompasses a total lighthouse experience, including a ride in a boat similar to an early 20th century lighthouse launch. Because lighthouses are built in treacherous waters, it takes a versatile boat to ferry supplies to lightkeepers and their families. Our navy motorwhale combines shallow draft, maneuverability, and the capacity to run in heavy seas. The time-proven "double-ender" hull design and dimensions of our launch are identical to the early wooden boats of the United States Lighthouse Service which tended to the needs of the lighthouses of the Keweenaw Peninsula. You will arrive at Hayes Point just as the lightkeepers did 100 years before you. On the 15 minute boat ride from the marina to the lighthouse you will be given a brief history of Copper Harbor. You will see the navigational range lights just as boats entering these naturally protected waters have seen them since 1868, guiding mariners safely through the reefs which guard the harbor entrance. In addition to their lighthouse boat tours, the ferry service also offers a 2 hour sunset cruise to the lighthouse and out into Lake Superior. Gift shop on premises. Mid-May through mid-October.Copper Harbor MarinaM-26Copper Harbor, MI 49918Phone: 906-289-4966
-
Lighthouse Gift Shop
We specialize in lighthouse and nautical collectibles, plus a full line of quality apparel. Operated in conjunction with the Copper Harbor Lighthouse Boat Tours. Open 7 days a week late May to early October. M-26 at the Copper Harbor MarinaCopper Harbor, MI 49918Phone: 906-289-4966 -
Little House Cottage Rental
Well-appointed housekeeping cottage in Copper Harbor with full kitchen, cable TV, outside deck and gas log stove. Close to shopping, restaurants, walking trails, marina and golf. Available July, August and September only. 266 Seventh StreetCopper Harbor, MI 49918Phone: 906-289-4513 -
Longest Day Fishing Tournament
The Longest Fishing Tournament is held on the waters of Lac La Belle, Copper Harbor, Eagle Harbor and Lake Medora. No boat is permitted more than 5 miles from the Lake Superior Shoreline. Tournament begins at 6 am on the "longest day", June 23, and ends at 3:30 pm with the Awards Ceremony at the Mariner North in Copper Harbor. Check in and weighing of fish are done at the Gaslite General Store. A pre-tournament meeting is always held on the Friday before the tournament at the Copper Harbor Community Building and includes refreshments, live music and a fish boil. For more information call Don at (906) 289-4637. -
Lore of the Lakes Maritime Museum
The story of the Great Lakes with interactive displays. Open June - September. 783 Gratiot StreetCopper Harbor, MI 49918Phone: 906-289-4564 -
Mandan
A sign on US-41, approximately 4 miles north of Delaware, marks the trail road that leads to the once thriving community of Mandan. In 1910 there was a population of 300 with a Keweenaw Central Railroad depot, a post office, general store, physician's office and schoolhouse. By 1915 the population fell to 26. -
Manganese Falls
Turn south immediately past the Copper Harbor Community Building on the Lake Manganese Road and go approximately 7/10 of a mile. Falls are on the left about 100' from the road. Manganese Falls is just a short walk on a trail along the top of a deep gorge (use caution if viewing the falls with children) to a viewing area at the trails end. The water drops at least 45 feet from the top of the rocky gorge to the bottom past sheer moss-covered walls. -
Manitou Island Lighthouse
The original lighthouse was built in 1850 on the island at the eastern tip of the Keweenaw Peninsula. The iron skeletal light tower, the oldest on the Great Lakes, was constructed in 1861. This structure is only accessible by boat. (Photo courtesy of the Keweenaw Land Trust) -
Mary Macdonald Preserve
A Michigan Nature Conservancy Site, the Mary Macdonald Preserve at Horseshoe Harbor is arguably the most beautiful Conservancy site in the state of Michigan. The preserve encompasses 1,276 acres of high-quality bedrock beaches and glade communities. To access the site, follow US-41 to the end of the pavement east of Copper Harbor. Continue east on the dirt road for .89 miles. There is a narrow two-track trail heading left (north), follow this for 1.2 miles. Park on the right (south) side and ealk east to Lake Superior. There is a sign at the head of the trail. Motorized vehicles, off-road vehicles, bicycles, pets, smoking, camping and fires are prohibited. The site is open to the public year round. Late summer and early fall are the best times to visit this site. -
Minnetonka Resort
Cottages with and without housekeeping facilities and deluxe motel. Cable TV in all cottages. Housekeeping units have refrigerators, gas ranges, linens and many extras. All units have high speed wireless internet access. Main lodge building has a lounge with TV, fireplace and plenty of reading material. Thunderbird Gift Center and Astor House Historical Museum on premises. Metal detector rentals. Open mid-May to mid-October 562 Gratiot StreetP. O. Box 13Copper Harbor, MI 49918Phone: 906-289-4449, 800-433-2770Email: minnetonk@aol.com -
Old Fashioned Candy Shoppe
.jpg.39a9779c84ac3828f96a1e3a5e9a733f.jpg)
Offering fine candies from the 50's, 40's, and before. Candy buttons, Sen-Sen, Slo-Poke, and other old time favorites that are hard to find anywhere. Seasonal. 515 Gratiot Streetat the Harbor Lights InnCopper Harbor, MI 49918Phone: 906-289-4741 -
Our Lady of the Pines Church
A unique, secluded church made entirely of pine logs. The candlesticks & baptismal font are handcreafted from local pine. Services in summer. Open daily from mid-June through September. First StreetCopper Harbor, MI 49918 -
Pathfinder Tours155 Gratiot StreetCopper Harbor, MI 49918Phone: 906-289-4303
-
Pines Resort
Cabins with or without housekeeping and motel. Accommodations for 1 or 6. 8 person spa with electric or wood fired sauna. Zik's Bar & restaurant on premises. Open year round. 174 Gratiot StreetP. O. Box 122Copper Harbor, MI 49918 Phone: 906-289-4222Email: owner@pinesresort.net -
Pines Resort
Motel units and cabins with & without housekeeping. Zik's Bar & restaurant on premises. Coffee in all rooms. 8-person spa, electric or wood fired sauna. Open year round. 174 Gratiot StreetP. O. Box 122Copper Harbor, MI 49918Phone: 906-289-4222, Fax: 906-289-4229Email: owner@pinesresort.net -
Pines Restaurant
Serving breakfast, lunch and dinner on US-41 in historic Copper Harbor. Specialties include our Keweenaw omelets and Red's cinnamon rolls. Daily specials and a Sunday turkey dinner. Home of Zik's Lounge. Open early morning for Isle Royale Queen III passengers. Open year round. 174 Gratiot StreetP. O. Box 122Copper Harbor, MI 49918Phone: 906-289-4222Email: owner@pinesresort.net -
Ride V (Brockway Mountain Drive)
This 30 mile loop begins in Copper Harbor and takes M-26 to Brockway Mountain Drive to the spectacular views at the summit. Most people push their bikes at least part way up. Coast down to M-26 and into Eagle Harbor. Take the Eagle Harbor Cut-off Road to US-41, turn left to Delaware and on to Copper Harbor. This section of US-41 is winding, hilly and has no shoulders. See the website for maps, terrain, features, rides, etc. -
Ride VI (Copper Harbor to Houghton)
From Copper Harbor take US-41 south for 10 miles to the Lac La Belle Road. This is a long downhill, very steep at the bottom. Bear left for a 3 mile trip to the beautiful sand beach of Bete Grise. Return to Lac La Belle and head south at the fork along the county road. This road is fairly flat and smooth. On a clear day there are views of the Huron Mountains across Keweenaw Bay. 25 miles later you reach the town of Gay, population 43. Head west to Lake Linden, where M-26, a two-lake highway with moderate traffic takes you to Hancock. See the website for maps, terrain, features, rides, etc. Lodging, dining and services along some section of the ride. -
Run the Keweenaw
Come join us for an exciting weekend on the beautiful and rugged trails of the Keweenaw. Run the Keweenaw, A Festival of Trails is held in mid-July in Copper Harbor. Saturday's activities include: the 6k hill climb at Mt. Baldy in Eagle Harbor, a kids 2k/5k run, the 12k Vasque Trails Challenge and the 12k Copper Harbor Trails Non-Competitive Run/Hike. The 25k Carl Olson Memorial Adventure Trail Run and the awards ceremony take place on Sunday. Registration and details are available on the website. -
Shea'sUS-41 & 4th StreetsCopper Harbor, MI 49918Phone: 906-289-4808
-
Skytop Innat the top of Brockway MountainCopper Harbor, MI 49918
-
Spirit of the North Cabin
Spirit of the North Cabin is located on the Wellness Center premises in downtown Copper Harbor. It has 1 bedroom with 2 full size beds, a small kitchen and deck. Massage and wellness packages are available. Cabin is available May - October. 353 5th StreetCopper Harbor, MI 49918906-289-4363 -
Swede's Gift Shop & Keweenaw Minerals
Hand-crafted locally made gifts; greenstone, datolite & half-breed jewelry; scrimshaw on datolite; ceramic gifts; paintings & sketches; copper art work. Scandinavian gifts, antler art, pewter items, nautical brass, T's & sweats. Local agates, datolite, copper, silver & half-breed specimens. Handicap accessible. Air-conditioned. Open 9 am to 6 pm 7 days a week from May to October. 360 3rd StreetCopper Harbor, MI 49918 Phone: 906-289-4596 -
Swede's Gift Shop GalleryOpen 9 am to 5 pm 7 days a week from May to October. 260 Third StreetCopper Harbor, MI 49918Phone: 906-289-4596
-
Tamarack Inn512 Gratiot StreetCopper Harbor, MI 49918Phone: 906-289-4522
-
The Covered Drive
The first road designated as a Scenic Heritage Route in Michigan was the 18-mile segment of US-41 from Delaware to Copper Harbor. The trees, some as close as three feet from the pavement, form a complete canopy over most of the entire length of the Heritage Route. A "must-see" on everyone's fall color tour. -
The OutpostGratiot StreetCopper Harbor, MI 49918
-
Thimbleberry Shoppe
Old-fashioned sodas and sundaes, homemade fudge. Open 7 days a week mid-May - October from 9:30 am - 8 pm. 639 Gratiot StreetCorner of US-41 & M-26Copper Harbor, MI 49918906-289-4212Fax 906-289-1022 -
Thunder in the Harbor
Copper Harbor's Thunder in the Harbor, a Keweenaw Ride-In event, takes the last Saturday in July in downtown Copper Harbor. Events start at 1 pm and include great food, a beer garden, bike show, biker games, horseshoe tournament, 50/50 raffle and more from Harley Davidson and lots of live music. -
Thunderbird Gift Center
Jackets, sweatshirts, hats, T's & moccasins. Handcrafted copper & custom jewelry featuring Isle Royale greenstones. Children's corner, resident artist's local paintings, coins, books, knives and metal detectors. Astor House Museum & Antique Shop has mining relics, rocks & minerals, tools, guns, railroadana, bottles & insulators, shipwreck memorabilia, lamps & lanterns, antiquarian books. Open 7 days a week from mid-May until October. 562 Gratiot StreetCopper Harbor, MI 49918Phone: 906-289-4449, 800-433-2770 -
Traprock PotteryUS Highway 41Copper Harbor, MI 49918Phone: 906-289-4636
-
Tri WInter Cup
The Copper Harbor Trails Club holds the Tri Winter Cup in late February in Copper Harbor. 8.67 mile each BC Ski, BC Snowshoe and BC Anything (must be human powered) races. Choose 1 or complete the marathon of all 3 for a chance at the Tri Winter Cup. For more information visit the website or contact Amanda at 906-289-4788 or amanda@copperharbortrails.org. -
Zik's Bar
Zik's Bar is the place to be on any evening in Copper Harbor! Not only will you enjoy some of the best night life in town, but you'll also have the opportunity to take in the history of the area. The walls are covered with photos and memorabilia telling the tales of the local culture. Located next to the the Pines Restaurant, Zik's provides a friendly atmosphere to enjoy a cocktail, good food and good conversation. Restaurant on premises. Lodging. Open year round. 160 Gratiot StreetCopper Harbor, MI 49918 Phone: 906-289-4222Email: owner@pinesresort.net
