Bete Grise South Preserve
Bete Grise South Preserve protects 1,040 acres of a stellar and vital wetland along Lake Superior. The Preserve has been recognized by the Michigan Natural Features Inventory as the single most important coastal plain marsh remaining in the Upper Great Lakes region.
More detailsBoston Pond Nature Area
Boston Pond Nature Area is a family-friendly roadside park located directly off of highway US-41, west of the Houghton County Airport.
More detailsBoston Woods
Close to the town of Hancock, this 40 acre parcel contains the ruins of a mining era homestead, a tasty wild apple orchard remnant, a perimeter loop trail and the potential for hunting. The former ash forest has been in decline due to the impact of the emerald ash borer, so this spot is a little more wet than it used to be.
More detailsChurning Rapids Conservation Easement
Churning Rapids provides an exceptional opportunity for the public to explore biologically diverse forest all year round. This property is connected to the Maasto Hiihto trail system and has numerous opportunities for non-motorized recreation.
More detailsDin Egen Woods
This nature area, located south of Dollar Bay along Upper Point Mills Road, is home to extensive wooded wetlands with dark hemlock and mixed hardwoods for public enjoyment.
More detailsFinlander Bay Nature Area
This nature area protects a quarter-mile of stunning Lake Superior shoreline. Magnificent views of the distant Huron Islands and ancient Huron Mountains draw visitors from far and wide who wish to take in some of Baraga County's most beautiful panoramas.
More detailsGeorge Hite Dunes & Marshes Preserve
This 360-acre conservation easement includes about 40 acres of Lake Superior coastal dunes, two small lakes, forested ridges, numerous ponds, swales, and marshes, and Owl Creek, which empties into Lake Superior.
More detailsHungarian Falls Nature Area
A prized recreational rustic site located in the heart of the Keweenaw, Hungarian Falls is one of the most visited destinations for both tourists and local residents. There are few fences or barriers. Please consider your risk when viewing and enjoying the Falls.
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