Attractions: Scenic Drives
Copper Harbor
Click on image to enlarge "The Covered Drive"
Address: Keweenaw County
The first road designated as a Scenic Heritage Route in Michigan was the 18-mile segment of US-41 from Delaware to Copper Harbor.  The trees, some as close as three feet from the pavement, form a complete canopy over most of the entire length of the Heritage Route.  A "must-see" on everyone's fall color tour.

Photo courtesy of Scoot Kinlin (Click on image to enlarge) Brockway Mountain Drive
Address: M-26 between Eagle Harbor & Copper Harbor, Keweenaw County
The 9 1/2 mile seasonal drive is the highest above-sea-level-drive between the Rockies & Alleghenies. Breathtaking views of Lake Superior and thousands of acres of the Keweenaw. Sunsets are free.

Eagle River    back to top
Photo courtesy of Neil Harri Aerial Photography (Click on image to enlarge) M-26
Address: Between Eagle River and Copper Harbor, Keweenaw County
M-26 runs along the shores of Lake Superior on the north shore of the Keweenaw between Eagle River and Copper Harbor and encompasses parks, beaches, waterfalls, lighthouses and miles of unsurpassed beauty.

Photo courtesy of David Antikainen (Click on image to enlarge) Sand Dune Drive
Address: M-26 between Eagle River & Eagle Harbor, Keweenaw County
The portion of M-26 between Eagle River and Eagle Harbor is often referred to as the "Sand Dune Drive" because of the sand dunes in the Great Sand Bay/Cat Harbor area of the drive.

Freda    back to top
Click on image to enlarge Covered Road
Address: Off the Houghton Canal Road, Houghton County
Located west of Houghton, off the Houghton Canal Road, the "Covered Road", especially beautiful in the fall, leads to Redridge and Lake Superior.

Gay    back to top
Photo courtesy of Cindy Freeman (Click on image to enlarge) South Shore
Address: Lac La Belle to Gay, Keweenaw County
This county road runs between the communities of Gay and Bete Grise along the south shore of the Keweenaw Peninsula and offers sandy beaches, parks, and views of the Huron Mountains across Keweenaw Bay.