Hiawatha National Forest

Love the beach area. Restrooms and parking are easy to use and close. We always stop on our way past for a picnic on the tables. There are a few stores to get some fish and cheese after the Mack we get our stuff and celebrate our arrival in the up. Nice memories.
9 years ago (28-10-2017)

We are staying at the Point Iroquois Lighthouse. Having a grand time with the lake and the snow. Nice quarters. And a lighthouse!
9 years ago (09-12-2017)

We visited the falls. Upper & lower. They were beautiful & impressive to watch. The walks to the viewing platforms were manageable for most. For the very energetic....there is a trail connecting the two falls. We went early and avoided much of the crowds.
9 years ago (04-09-2017)

This state forest encompasses a huge area of land in the UP, and there are tons are camping parks, trails, lakes, etc. It is beautiful. There are so many sights to see; if you like nature, you could probably spend at least a week here seeing places and hiking.
9 years ago (04-09-2017)

Love Love Love! If you need a camping spot, just show up, pick your spot, and deposit money (usually $18 a night) into the drop box. Sometimes it's packed around summer holidays, but I've always found a spot without reservations. The National Forests provide a deep woods retreat type of campground. Well kept (but rustic), and clean sites, friendly campground hosts, and usually quiet enough to hear nature around you.
9 years ago (29-08-2017)