Windigo Ranger Station

Windigo Ranger Station, or simply Windigo, is a docking and refueling port on Isle Royale, the largest island in Lake Superior, and is a ranger station for Isle Royale National Park. Along with Rock Harbor, it is one of only two ports for visitors to enter the national park. The Voyageur II and Wenonah passenger ferries dock at Windigo, bringing overnight visitors, hikers, and campers from Grand Portage, Minnesota. The station houses the park rangers, has a general store and an interpretive and visitor's center.

Windigo is the western end and terminus of the Greenstone Ridge Trail that traverses the island from southwest to northeast, ending at Rock Harbor.

Coordinates: 47°54′42.5″N 89°9′28″W / 47.911806°N 89.15778°W / 47.911806; -89.15778

Hiking Trails in Michigan
  • Bay de Noc Trail
  • Betsie Valley
  • Dune Climb Trail
  • Fox River Pathway
  • Greenstone Ridge Trail
  • High Country Pathway
  • Horseshoe Bay
  • Jordan River
  • Kal-Haven
  • Kent Trails
  • Lake Superior Trail
  • Lakelands Trail State Park
  • Lansing River Trail
  • Leelanau
  • Marble Head
  • Michigan Shore-to-Shore
  • Musketawa
  • North Country
  • Ocqueoc Falls
  • Paul Henry Rail Trail
  • Pere Marquette Rail-Trail
  • Pere Marquette State Trail
  • Plaster Creek Trail
  • TART
  • Van Buren
  • Waterloo-Pinckney Trail
  • White Pine

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