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Superior Grand Traverse Bay - 4 Things to Know Before Visiting

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About Superior Grand Traverse Bay

Superior Grand Traverse Bay,is located in Houghton County, Michigan. Not only does the area offer breathtaking natural beauty and endless recreational opportunities, but it has a rich history as well. Tourists can explore rock formation and waterfalls at Bond Falls or visit the beautiful Laughing Whitefish Falls. The numerous public beaches make it easy to get out on the waters of Lake Superior for sailing, fishing, kayaking or just relaxing by the shore.
Address : Superior Grand Traverse Bay, MI, Michigan, USA

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Keweenaw PeninsulaKeweenaw Peninsula is a diverse landscape with picturesque forests, rivers, and lakes. It is home to Houghton County, which features plenty of outdoor recreational activities such as fishing and skiing in the winter. One thing that makes the area unique is its rich history in copper mining – an industry that made the region wealthy back in the late 1800s. On top of that, locals also have easy access to cultural attractions like museums and art galleries.
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Rabbit IslandRabbit Island is a small island, which is part of the Upper Peninsula of Michigan and lies just north of Isle Royale National Park. The island is composed of igneous rock and provides a habitat for numerous species of birds and waterfowl. visitors can see the remains of stone walls built by settlers who once lived on the island. Despite its size, It offers several recreational opportunities including camping, fishing, swimming, diving, and nature observation.
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The Houghton County Historical Society - Museum / Historical BuildingsThe Houghton County Historical Society is an organization dedicated to preserving and presenting interesting information about the history of Houghton County, The museum features interpretive exhibits that tell stories about the area’s past and its people. Not only does the society offer a wealth of entertaining opportunities for locals and tourists alike to delve into their areas storied past, but it also sponsors lectures, special programs and more available to both members and non-members.
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Torch Lake Torch Lake is a gorgeous natural wonder. Located in the Keweenaw Peninsula, it is the largest lake within Michigan with 19 miles of shoreline. With its crystal clear blue-green water and sandy white beaches, Torch Lake is a popular destination for locals and tourists alike to go fishing, swimming and boating. Off the lake's shores you can find unspoiled nature with thick forests containing a variety of wildlife.
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Douglass Houghton FallsDouglass Houghton Falls cascades 44-feet over a rocky outcropping and is truly a sight to behold. The falls are beautifully framed by dense pine trees, providing visitors with an idyllic atmosphere. It is conveniently located near Michigan Tech University and the city of Houghton, making it ideal for day trips. Aside from marveling at its beauty, there are many activities available nearby such as exploring local trails, mountain biking, fishing on Portage Lake, or visiting a waterfalls tour.
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Hungarian FallsHungarian Falls is an absolutely breathtaking sight to behold. Located just a few miles off of Scenic Highway M-26, the rushing waters of the Portage River spill over 50 feet of undisturbed rock and sandstone cliff into a large plunge pool below. On bright sunny days, the sun reflecting off the waterfall creates an entrancing display of shimmering rainbows amid a peaceful spray of mist mixed with vibrant green foliage. The surrounding area is lush and seemingly untouched.

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Houghton County
Houghton County, Michigan is a beautiful land of forests, lakes and rivers. It covers 3,738 square miles and is located in the Upper Peninsula. The county was formed in 1845 and was named when surveyors discovered the Portage Lake Canal which connected Lakes Superior and Michigan. Historical landmarks include Ptarmigan Hill in Ontonagon which contains remnants of an old copper mining site. Houghton's economy relies heavily on agriculture, tourism, manufacturing and mining, while many residents c

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