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  • DamnWalkers Definitely take the Brockway Mountain drive. Great views!
  • John_648612245f1d0 So many great things to do in this area. Downtown Copper Harbor is great to walk around, The Genny has everything you need! The Laughing Loon is a terrific gift store with many unique items. Don't miss Jamsen's Bakery, wonderful fresh baked goods (many with thimbleberries) and coffee, right on the shore in downtown Copper Harbor. Hunter's Point park, Horseshoe Harbor, Estivant Pines, Keweenaw Mountain Lodge for dark sky star viewing/photography, Esrey Park on the way to Eagle Harbor for a picnic, Brockway Mountain Drive, Eagle River beach. The best beach is the amazing and long Bete Grise public beach, a shallow bay, scenic and beautiful, not crowded at all. Watch out for turtles crossing on the road there. Of course don't forget Calumet and the Keweenaw copper mining history and National Historic sites. Skip the Jampot, way overpriced and overrated. We waited in line to find out they had no Thimbleberry jam until July and the baked goods were not very good. For the more adventurous, take the 4x4 road out to High Rock Bay, beautiful spot at the tip of the peninsula if you can catch it when its not crowded. Also there is the NASA satellite launch location plaque and remains. Make sure you have a 4x4 and don't mind getting it dirty. Bare Bluff trail near Bete Grise offers the iconic unspoiled coast cliff view. Go straight up and back unless you are experienced as the full loop is a moderate hike of iffy trail conditions.
  • Jerky375 Load up on beer/booze prior to coming. Nowhere to go eat breakfast.

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