Such a treat to relax and rewind at this outdoor spa. They feature several pools including a hot…read moremineral one that's amazing. We especially appreciated the various saunas and steam rooms. Also loved the salt exfoliation station! Must try the wood fire oven pizza! Also the ice cream. Highly recommend it after a long day of hiking or skiing!

Beautiful. Perfect spa. With hot tub. Mineral spa. Cold plunge. Multiple saunas. Good pizza.read more

Hunter's Point Park is a real real simple, quiet park situated right along the beach shores of Lake…read moreSuperior. It is specifically located at the very tippy top section of the UP - Upper Peninsula of Michigan in a town called Copper Harbor. I was here visiting, walking around and casually exploring the day before I was venturing off to Isle Royale National Park. And...Copper Harbor is the official "Gateway to Isle Royale". So...since I had a free day and some extra time before my departure...I figured why not spend an afternoon here at Hunter's Point Park simply taking in the fresh air and seeing what's offered. There's nothing really special to this park. Nothing exciting or memorable. It was fine being here for maybe an hour or so. But that's it. There weren't any monumental highlights. I guess what I liked most was it gave me a chance to do some relaxed hiking (or more like walking) and having the opportunity to look out onto the waters of Lake Superior. It is free to come to Hunter's Point Park, just about 1.5 miles outside of downtown Copper Harbor. At the entrance area parking lot...there will be an informative trailhead sign describing 3 trails to hike and a short boardwalk overlook point to stroll over towards. I hiked 2 of the trails which connect with each other and pretty much cover the entirety of the park. They were the North Shore Trail and the South Shore Trail. And combined...they only go for 8/10's of a mile. That's pretty short but that's how very small Hunter's Point Park is. Here's some details on the North and South Shore Trails, according to the trailhead sign.... "The Hunter's Point trail system is laid out in a figure eight pattern and consists of north and south shore trails that intersect near the middle of Hunter's Point. All the trails offer opportunities for viewing watercraft, wildlife, wild flowers, boreal forests, and rock formations." Hiking the North and South Shore Trails, you barely have to think. Just follow the pathways that lead through the forest with moments for looking at the Lake Superior backdrop. The trail was on flat ground with zero elevation. Eventually the path leads out onto the coastline shores. I wouldn't even call it a beach area. It was more like a rugged rock and forestry setting with red and gray pebbles laid out on the ground as a substitute for beach sand. I found the coastline to be somewhat photogenic. I stopped for a little and grabbed a few pictures while sitting down among really remote surroundings. It felt like I was the only person here, and that was pretty much the case. In general, the shoreline was a good opportunity to chill out and do some reflecting on how far away from reality I felt. If anyone is familiar with the National Parks System throughout the USA...they know that Isle Royale is one of the least visited of the parks and so I had a chance to think how grateful I felt to finally be journeying out to Isle Royale, which had been on my To-Do-List for a while. Regardless that this Hunter's Point Park does not have much going on, the crisp air of Lake Superior was invigorating. Btw, the boardwalk overlook section was pretty meaningless. There really wasn't anything to view. But after hiking the combined 8/10's of the North and South Shore Trails, there wasn't much left to do. The boardwalk area takes no more than 5 minutes to check out. Lastly, there is the Marina Trail. But that can be skipped. It's only a 1/3 of a mile hike from the Copper Harbor Marina area that connects with the South Shore Trail. Lastly, when I was visiting in early June 2021 the weather was pleasant for an early summer day. I wore comfortable pants and a t-shirt. I didn't even take my backpack with me which I left in the car. In total, you only need about 1 hour or so for coming here to Hunter's Point Park. This place is good enough for leisurely passing time for tourists and visitors hanging out in Copper Harbor and prior to their Isle Royale adventures.

This is a very cute mini golf course in Copper Harbor. In my opinion, it is the best in the…read moreKeweenaw. It is BYOB after 3pm. Price is $5 a person for adults. You can play it straight or do the "crazy golf hole" rules. The courses aren't perfect, but are taken care of well enough. It would be a fun location for a birthday party. There is a section for seating.

So much fun, the crazy rules definitely made it more interesting! We will be back for sure.read more

The Fitzgerald is a fabulous restaurant. The atmosphere is spectacular with view of Lake Superior…read more The inside is small, quaint and nicely arranged. The chopped ice in the water glass is definitely appreciated. The food is wonderful with interesting dishes. The plate presentation shows their culinary expertise. There is wide range of cocktails and beer choices. Overall, a very nice place to enjoy a great meal and drinks. We look forward to eating there soon.

Several years ago we had a bad experience at the Fritz. I finally got the husband to give them a…read moretry again and it was an amazing experience. From being greeted by friendly staff, having mixologist make our drinks which were over the top good, to literally the best smoked prime rib we have ever had. My husband's comment was "the Fritz is backed on the list! Thank to all the staff and owners for a great dining experience. We will be back next year. Thank you Judy Robinson

A convenient store if you're visiting the area or heading out to Isle Royale. They have a little…read morebit of everything, including swimsuits, Isle Royale shirts and souvenirs, hiking gear, hiking packs and poles, rain jackets, hats, and camping supplies. They also carry medicine, dog and cat food, and other useful essentials. For food, they have pasties and fudge, plus a café and soft serve with vegan options. Definitely a handy place to stop if you need something for your trip or just want to grab a snack or souvenir.

The room is upstairs of the old rock shop. It was recently remodeled and looks great. Hardwood…read morefloors, tongue and groove pine on the walls and brand new appliances, counters and fixtures throughout. The kitchen is big and comes with water, light snacks and coffee. Also very nicely restored hardwood furniture throughout. Sheryl , the owner, is great. She asked around town for the best places to hunt and fish and prepared a write up of recommendations. Sheryl is very nice and accommodating. Location is smack dab in the middle of town. I am definitely staying here the next time I visit my son at Tech.

Glad Copper Axe is in Calumet. Gives youngin's something to do that's not snow related.read more

What a beautiful beach…read more Spectacular views of the lake Clear water Soft sand Clouds were amazing What a happy place