2.8K views · 192 reactions | Haven Falls in Lac La Belle, Keweenaw Peninsula, today ... | Michigan Scenery | Facebook

Ride 220 miles of groomed trails with an average of 200 inches of snow each winter in Michigan's remote Keweenaw Peninsula. | Visit Keweenaw

2.3K views · 394 reactions | Nick and Andy explore the Keweenaw Peninsula from the tip of Copper Harbor down to Houghton during fall color season, including a stop at the top of Brockway Mountain. This is truly UP NORTH! | MI Playground | Facebook

Your Adventure Begins Here! | Visit Keweenaw

With over 230 miles of meticulously groomed snowmobile trails and epic views along the way, the Keweenaw is an unrivaled destination for snowmobiling. Keep your ride safe and enjoyable with these tips from our Keweenaw County Sheriff. Read More: https://www.visitkeweenaw.com/blog/post/grooming-keweenaw-snowmobile-trails/ | Visit Keweenaw

🔗: https://l.mlive.com/kdu6al Video from Eagle Harbor in the Keweenaw Peninsula shows the first flakes of snow fell in Michigan this past Thursday, Sept. 4. Yes, Michigan is a cold state and we get a lot of snow, but snow on Sept. 4 is very early. Meteorologist Mark Torregrossa says this is very possibly the earliest snowflakes ever seen in Michigan. However, we can’t say for sure because trace amounts of snow aren’t readily available in the climate data. (Video provided by Fletchy’s Otter Bell

Often referred to as the backbone of the Keweenaw, the Cliff Ridge is one of the most impressive geological formations in the Keweenaw Peninsula. Rich history hides among the towering rock, as this massive cliff was home to the Keweenaw's first profitable copper mine. Step back in time and imagine the thriving community of Cliffton that once existed in this location. | Visit Keweenaw