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Black Creek Nature Sanctuary - 4 Things to Know Before Visiting

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About Black Creek Nature Sanctuary

The Black Creek Nature Sanctuary is a tranquil sanctuary filled with natural beauty. The 120 area of mostly forested land provides refuge for a wide variety of wildlife including bald eagles, black bear, timber wolves, and deer. This unique wetland sanctuary includes boardwalks and trailless meadows where visitors can admire the diverse range of ecology in the area. There are several guided tours that allow visitors to explore this special place.
Address : 4182 Cedar Bay Rd, Calumet, MI 49913, USA

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The Calumet TheatreThe Calumet Theatre, has been entertaining audiences since 1900. The venue is a blend of the old and the new, with a classical interior and modern amenities. Most recently renovated in 2015, the theatre has 3 floors with 1,000 seats as well as a fully equipped stage and a variety of dressing rooms. Over the years it has welcomed many different kinds of performers including singers, comedians, and dancers. Its weekly film series is particularly popular among movie-goers.
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Coppertown USA Mining MuseumThe Coppertown USA Mining Museum provides visitors a unique and educational look into the area's mining history. Visitors of all ages will take a step back in time to when copper mining was in full swing as they explore the wide variety of displays featuring items from the 1800s and 1900s. Not only can visitors learn about how the industry operated, but they can even get the chance to ride an underground train car and watch a blast at one of the area's active mines.
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George Gipp Memorial ParkGeorge Gipp Memorial Park is an oasis of outdoor recreation and relaxation. Located in the small town of Chassell, the park features a picnic pavilion and playground, as well as two shelters with running water, flush toilets and full electrical hook-ups. Stroll along protected wetlands and view the stunning Lake Superior shoreline from this idyllic location. Bring your fishing tackle to cast into the lake’s large populations of walleye, steelhead trout and smallmouth bass.
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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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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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Cliff MineCliff Mine has been a remnant of activity from the area's early days. Serving as a copper mine from 1845 to 1918, it was one of the first and most prominent copper-mining sites in the area. Over time, Cliff Mine became known for its high-grade copper ore for its sulfuric content which helped make it a coveted resource that many other mines had difficulty producing. Although all operations ceased before World War II broke out, Cliff Mine still stands as a famous landmark.

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Keweenaw County
Keweenaw County is a picturesque area located in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, just shy of the northernmost point of the state. This little slice of heaven is nestled between the Superior and Michigan lakes and draws visitors from all around the world to its wonderous beauty. Those who choose to make their home in Keweenaw County are welcomed by crisp fall days with stunning displays of autumn colors, tranquil summers filled with countless outdoor activities, such as hiking, biking, or fishing, an

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