Perhaps one of the hardest places to get to in the Keweenaw, Keystone Bay is a solid hour's drive down less-than-maintained dirt roads and logging two-tracks. And that's on top of however long it takes you to get to the end of US-41. It's entirely worth the journey though, and I'd say this is one of my favorite places to camp in the area. The bay consists of a mostly sand beach over much of its length, with the eastern end of it turning to rocks after Union Creek. There are t

Southwest of L'Anse off of US-141 are a bunch of abandoned rail cars. They're not too far off the road (depending on where you park) and are well worth a visit if you're traveling within 15 miles of them. The cars consist primarily of grain carriers but there are a few boxcars. One of the doors of the western boxcars has been removed and you can get inside of it. All of the grain carriers have rungs that allow for climbing up on top of them, and if you're coordinated and not