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

This beloved brewery is a foundational meeting place in the lives and memories of many a visitor, college student, and local. The Keweenaw Brewing Company is a place for friendship and meeting for everyone. Whether you're a beer nerd scoping out the exemplary Michigan craft brew scene, or simply looking for a place to relax and (quite literally) drink in the Copper Country, the KBC has a chair waiting just for you. Kipis! 🍻 | Visit Keweenaw

946 reactions · 133 shares | 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 | Facebook

760 reactions · 302 shares | Fort Wilkins Historic State Park was built in 1844 and was intended to keep peace in the Copper Country during the peak of the copper mining boom. Today the park features a living history program and offers a glimpse back at life on the northern frontier during the mid-1800's. | Visit Keweenaw | Facebook