Paddling in the U.P. isn’t silent — it’s electric. Kayak past towering cliffs and under arches carved by wind and time in Pictured Rocks. Hear waterfalls roar and waves slap against your boat. This coast speaks so loud it's unforgettable.
At the northern edge of the U.P. mainland, Copper Harbor delivers nonstop awe. Drive along Brockway Mountain for sweeping views of Lake Superior and miles of forest. Explore one of the first Copper Country mines. Stay up late for a sky full of stars. Dare to bike trails made for the bold.
Stand above the clouds in Michigan’s largest, wildest state park — the Porcupine Mountains. Take in Lake of the Clouds by foot or wheelchair. Hike, bike, paddle, fish and explore. Every inch of this ancient place feels fresh and its wildness reawakens something deep inside.
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