Investigate an Old Growth Forest – This one and a half mile hike takes you through one of a kind wilderness old growth forest. Walk through groves of 300-400 year old eastern white pine (Michigan’s state tree). Learn the rich history of fire, mining and how the logging was stopped and 504 acres preserved.
Boreal Forest, Bogs, Beaches and Pine – A beautiful informative hike which traverses a cross section of the Keweenaw’s geology. Hike through a boreal forest, then climb to a northern bog, cross a Lake Nipissing beach and descend into a dry northern pine forest before traversing into a cool northern hardwood forest.
WE CAN NOT OFFER THIS TOUR AT THIS TIME DUE TO PRIVATE LANDOWNERS RESTRICTING ACCESS. Keweenaw’s Most Spectacular Lookout – The longest and most strenuous of the tours, this 3 mile hike is well worth the effort. We take 4 hours to climb to the most spectacular lookout in the Keweenaw. This vista swings from Manitou Island, Keweenaw Point to Bete Gris and Point Isabelle. Hikers should be in good health, with good footwear and plenty of water and snacks. This beautiful forest, rare plant community and unique geology make this a favorite among local hikers.
WE CAN NOT OFFER THIS TOUR AT THIS TIME DUE TO PRIVATE LANDOWNERS RESTRICTING ACCESS A Waterfall to “Wow” You – The Montreal River pushed its way between the lava flows which forms the Keweenaw until it found a crack and a long cascade down to Lake Superior. This three mile hike takes you to the upper falls where the entire river drops 50 foot through a notch in the ridge. Then follow the rivers spectacular run to the Lake. The most remarkable water falls you will ever see!
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