Keweenaw Peninsula

Michigan's Keweenaw Peninsula, despite appearances, is actually "Copper Island," separated by the Keweenaw Waterway. This secret island, once a copper mining hub, is connected by a single bridge and hosts the annual Copper Island Classic hockey game.

Living in one of the most remote and isolated sections of both Michigan and the greater nation may be a challenge. Is it possible that some residents have never ventured out of the Keweenaw Peninsula?

These places rock, literally.

Uncover the fascinating legend of the 'Wall of Silver' in Michigan's Keweenaw Peninsula, recently gaining attention on Reddit.

What a unique experience!

Uncover the untold story of US 41, a historic highway linking Copper Harbor to Miami, offering a diverse tapestry of American heritage.

From Earth to the Moon: Michigan's paved roads could take you there! Dive into the adventure of driving every mile in the state.

It looks like it was man-made, brick-by-brick; but it's believed to be ALL-NATURAL. What do you think? Here's some info and photos...

Visit Michigan's remote Isle Royale National Park and you'll be among select company, again for 2023 the island is the least visited National Park in the Continental United States.

So, should it be considered a Great Lake, too?

Uncovering the Secrets of the Keweenaw Peninsula: From Buried Trees to the World's Largest Snow Thermometer. Find out what makes this Michigan gem so special.

400 people panicked and 73 were killed...most of them children. Here are brief details and photos going back Christmas 1913...