25970 Red Jacket Rd
Calumet Township, MI

The Keweenaw National Historical Park provides an interpretation of the region’s copper mining industry. There are many Keweenaw Heritage Sites to choose from while planning your visit. Each operates independently of the National Park Service and are located along the length of the Keweenaw Peninsula, from Copper Harbor to south of Ontonagon.

25970 Red Jacket Rd
Calumet Township, MI

The Keweenaw National Historical Park provides an interpretation of the region’s copper mining industry. There are many Keweenaw Heritage Sites to choose from while planning your visit. Each operates independently of the National Park Service and are located along the length of the Keweenaw Peninsula, from Copper Harbor to south of Ontonagon.

25815 Red Jacket Rd
Calumet Township, MI

The Mining Museum is an introduction to the story of the Copper Country and features exhibits on the copper mining operations. Allow at least 45 minutes for your visit while you take a self-guided tour and watch a 13 minute video. Large artifacts are located on the property with additional interpretive signage.

340 6th St
Calumet Township, MI

Guided and self-guided tours are available in this historic opera house. The Calumet Theatre also offers a variety of theatrical, musical, and community events.

25725 Scott St
Calumet Township, MI

The Keweenaw Heritage Center's mission is to preserve and interpret the culture and heritage of the Copper Country through the preservation of buildings, development of exhibits and other educational activities. The building also hosts receptions for large gatherings. Be sure to catch the organists on some afternoons, as they provide visitors with enjoyable music selections.

105 Huron St
Houghton, MI

The Carnegie Museum features changing exhibits about local cultural and natural history. There are also a variety of events hosted throughout the year. Exhibits include hands-on activities and are great for all ages!

49750 US-41
Hancock, MI

A number of the park’s heritage sites offer ways to experience mining tours underground. Whether you visit Adventure Mine, Delaware Mine, or Quincy Mine, you’ll have the option for guided or self-guided tours to step back in time and learn how a mine operated.

1404 Sharon Ave
Houghton, MI

The A.E. Seaman Mineral Museum is the official mineral museum of Michigan and contains an impressive display of minerals from the Michigan copper-mining district, the Great Lakes Region, and around the world. This is a must-see stop on your Keweenaw Heritage Site tour!

13249 Hanka
Baraga, MI

The Hanka Homestead sits on 40 acres where visitors can tour the family home, barns, hen house, granary, blacksmith shop, sauna, root cellar, and milk house. Guided tours are available Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day and provide access to the buildings displaying many artifacts. Self-guided tours are available anytime all year round.