Points of Interest
From west (Munising) to east (Grand Marais):
- Munising Falls and Interpretive Center
- Sand Point: National Lakeshore Headquarters
- Miners Castle: Rock formation, paved road to overlook
- Significantly altered by a major rockfall on April 13, 2006
- Miners River, including Miners Lake and Miners Falls. Empties into Lake Superior near Miners Beach.
- Miners Falls, interpretive trail
- Grand Portal Point: rock formations
- Mosquito Falls
- Mosquito River
- Chapel Rock
- Chapel Falls
- Beaver Basin Wilderness
- Twelvemile Beach
- Shipwrecks
- White Birch Forest
- Au Sable Point: Au Sable Light
- Log Slide
- Grand Sable Dunes
- Grand Sable Lake
- Sable Falls and Interpretive Center
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