The orange-and-black ride is Houghton themed and can fit up to 12 passengers who will pedal their way along the Houghton waterfront.

his week ORV enthusiasts can ride the Keweenaw to its fullest extent. The trails north of Calumet to High Rock Bay are open as of May 1.

While expanding upper-level paths for tours, Painesdale Mine & Shaft workers made a fascinating discovery.

Get ready for an adrenaline-fueled Keweenaw adventure with the Hancock Trails Club on Saturday, March 16 with the returning Snowduro.

For the second year in a row, the CopperDog 150 is scheduled to be the only sled dog race in the Upper Peninsula.

For some Michigan Tech students, this may be their first, last or only Winter Carnival they get to experience. They aren’t letting the lack of snow stop that!

Destination Development is the intentional process of making investments in community infrastructure to improve a destination’s ability to attract visitors and enhance their experiences.

We’re two weeks out from Winter carnival.

The Big Annie Statue Committee is working on the fabrication of a large bronze statue to commemorate the woman Anna Klobuchar Clemenc. We are putting out a "Call for Artists" to submit conceptual renderings of this statue, which will stand in Calumet, MI.

The Portage Lake Lift Bridge saw its first snowmobilers of the season this week.

That night, 73 people lost their lives trying to escape a downtown building after someone reportedly yelled “fire”.

Eagle Harbor’s newest sauna, Lake Superior Steam, is open now before the chilly winter season.

Winter enthusiasts from across North America casted their votes – ranking Mount Bohemia Ski Resort as #1 in North America.

70 years ago this week on Nov. 23, a radar tower at the Calumet Air Force Station in the Keweenaw Peninsula observed what was believed to be a Canadian aircraft headed to Sudbury in Ontario.

The Keweenaw County Sheriff’s Office serves more than 3.8 million acres of wilderness in Keweenaw County.

Owner, operator and artist William Thompson says the evidence is undeniable that tourism helps fill streets and keeps businesses operating in the village.

Rain taunted the morning but allowed for a brief window of dryness just long enough to shuffle onto the field.

The Copper Harbor Trails Club (CHTC) and Visit Keweenaw are pleased to announce the completion of an important addition to the Copper Harbor Trails: the Orchard Trail!

It’s time to adventure north to the Keweenaw and catch prime fall colors.