Quaint hand-carved signs mark the streets that lead to the Sand Hills Lighthouse Inn. Bill Frabotta, a former portrait photographer from Detroit, c

A Ukrainian bakery in a cozy cottage run by bearded monks from the Holy Transfiguration Skete monastery. Choosing among the vast variety of exotic

At this German bistro waitresses in dirndls serve schnitzels and grilled Lake Superior trout and whitefish; a 1,720-pound specimen of native copper

Go for a dinner of pecan-crusted walleye with Michigan dried-cherry butter.

One of those classic burger joints you don’t see much of these days, where a teenage waitress clips a tray to your car window.

A bakery that makes traditional Finnish ground-meat-and-potato pies, based on the Cornish pasty, and nissua, sweet bread made with cardamom.

The store's tables are filled with agate, hematite, and crystalline formations of rosy metal covered in verdigris—a preview of Copper Country’s geo

In the basement, Modernist Munising wood tables are scattered among hunting gear, taxidermy, and antique typewriters.

The old mine is now a museum filled with relics from the boiler house of the world’s largest steam hoist.

A 15-mile stretch of sandstone cliffs and caverns on the shore of Lake Superior. The Pictured Rocks’ names derived from the erosion that sculpted t