Access & Views
– Offers access to Lake Superior
– Walk across a suspension bridge to the beach
– Ideal for watching sunsets, rock picking, swimming, and beach bonfires
Scenic Features
– Picturesque hiking trails
– Waterfalls: Rainbow, Sandstone, Potawatomi (wheelchair access), Gorge and Great Conglomerate
Amenities
– Vault toilet
– Picnic area

COPPER PEAK
BLACK RIVER HARBOR INFO
FIND YOUR NORTH WATERFALL BROCHURE

• Trail difficulty: Moderate
• Travel difficulty: Easy
• Height: 40 feet

Features
– Ancient lava flows, deep gorges, and spectacular waterfalls
– Log buildings built by the Civilian Conservation Corps in the 1930s
Activities
– Camping
– Hiking
– Bicycling
– Picnicking
– Fishing
– Swimming in Loon Lake
Highlights
– The 1.7-mile Doughboy’s Nature Trail along the Bad River is one of Wisconsin’s best hikes

DIRECTIONS
Take Hwy 13 to the north side of Mellen and turn northeast on Hwy 169. Travel 1.8 miles, the park entrance will be on the west side.
46.20518° 90.38340°

Fishing
– Known for Walleyes, Smallmouth Bass, and Jumbo Perch throughout the year
– Shore fishing available at the DNR pier in Bergland
Watercraft Rentals
– Rent kayaks, canoes, SUPs, or personal watercraft at the park office
– Use the park’s launch for fishing boats, speedboats, pontoon boats, and more
Boating
– Public boat launches in Bergland and four other sites on the lake
Ice Fishing
– Popular, primarily accessed by snowmobile
Park Amenities
– Pavilion with picnic tables, playground equipment, self-guided hiking interpretive trail, paved boat launch, swimming area, pier access, and restrooms
Hiking
– Lake Gogebic Forest Trail (2 miles), perfect for bird spotting, fern, and fungi photography
Snowmobiling
– Access via Trail 1 or Trail 13 for snowmobiling on the 20-square-mile lake

Unique Pebble Beach
– Perfect for agate and Yooperlight hunters
– Favorite beach of the locals
– Swim, float, paddle or beach bonfires
– Photo worthy sunsets
Access
– Easy, close parking to a half mile of Lake Superior lakeshore
– Lesser known path to the right of park; down a slight hill
View
– Apostle Islands to the Northwest
– Porcupine Mountains to the Northeast
Amenities
– Picnic area with 2 pavilions, picnic tables, grills and restrooms

BEACH INFO
YOOPERLITES

Lost Lake (Spirit Lake)
– Small, secluded lake off Lake Rd
– Fish, swim, picnic or paddle
Amenities
– Small beach area for swimming and pavilion with restroom

“The Porkies”
– Michigan’s largest state park
– 60,000 acres of old-growth forest, waterfalls, Lake Superior shoreline, rivers, trails and ridges
– Popular for camping, hiking, snowmobiling, fishing, and more
Natural Attractions
– Lake of the Clouds
– Scenic Presque Isle River corridor
– Summit Peak observation tower
– Roaring waterfalls and picturesque vistas
Recreational Features
– Porcupine Mountains Winter Sport Complex
– Fall chairlift rides
– 18-hole disc golf course
– Porcupine Mountains Shooting Complex (managed by Lake Superior Sportsman Club)
Access
– ATV/UTV and snowmobile access
– Park roads, including County Road M-107 and South Boundary Road, close from Dec. 1 through late spring for safety
– During winter, closed roads become designated snowmobile trails and reopen when safe for vehicles, as determined by the Ontonagon County Road Commission

WATERFALL GUIDE
TRAILS
MAP
AREA GUIDE

ACCESS VIA TRAIL 3 – ATV/UTV & SNOWMOBILE
– A quaint harbor on Lake Superior’s south shore near the MI border
– Ideal for fishing, sailing, kayaking, paddle boarding, agate hunting, and swimming
– Stunning sunsets with the Apostle Islands visible on the horizon

– Popular spot for fishing, swimming, or paddling
– Access via Eddy City Park or Southwest City Park
– Enjoy a 3-mile walk, bike ride, or snowshoe around the lake on a paved trail
ATV/UTV & Snowmobile Access
– Trail access for ATV/UTV and snowmobiles
– Easy access from both parks, connecting to nearby trail systems.

– 3400-acre lake located in northern Iron County, WI
– Created in 1945 for hydroelectric power generation, now one of the last undeveloped large water bodies in northern Wisconsin
– Rocky shores and bedrock islands
– ATV/UTV and snowmobile access
Recreation
– Northern pike, muskellunge, and panfish
– Scenic area popular for wildlife viewing, including bald eagles and loons
– Ideal for kayaking, canoeing, and paddleboarding due to its peaceful and secluded waters
– Great location for birdwatching, especially during migration seasons
Amenities
– Features a park, pavilion, swimming area, and boat launch (no dock)

BOAT LAUNCHES