Begins at the Little Beaver Lake Campground. The trail includes a stand of 250–300-year-old white pines. On a warm summer day, enjoy the cool, moist microclimate of this area. Watch your step! This trail has some steep erosion in one place. No pets allowed on the trail.
White Pine Trail – 0.7-mile loop Read More »
Take the North Country Trail from Miners Castle downhill to Miners Beach, crossing the Miners River along the way. Enjoy the beach and then hike back up – or have a friend pick you up in the Miners Beach parking lot. No pets are allowed on the trail.
Miners Castle to Miners Beach – 1 mile one-way Read More »
A short walk from the Miners Castle parking lot, Miners Castle can be viewed from 3 different viewing platforms. The two upper platforms are wheelchair accessible. Pets on a leash are allowed on paved (not dirt) trails in this area and viewing platforms. Photo Courtesy of @adventurousmeeker
Miners Castle Overlook – Length varies from 200 to 1300 feet one-way Read More »
Walk this paved trail up the cool, shaded sandstone canyon along Munising Creek to the central viewing platform to view the 50-foot waterfall. Two sets of stairs lead to elevated platforms that offer different views of the water as it drops over a sand- stone cliff. Please stay on the paved trail. Going into or
Munising Falls Trail – 800 feet one-way Read More »
Located across from Sand Point Beach, this boardwalk trail takes you through one of the park’s most beautiful wetlands. Old beach ridges, a cattail marsh, small ponds, and white cedar and black spruce swamp communities dominate the scene. The best times for wildlife activity are early or late in the day. Wheelchair accessible. No pets.
Sand Point Marsh Trail – 0.5 mile loop Read More »
Sable Falls tumbles 75 feet over several sandstone formations on its way to Lake Superior.
