The first national lakeshore in the National Parks system, Pictured Rocks spans 43 miles of Lake Superior shoreline. A stunning array of sandstone cliffs, beaches, coves, caves and waterfalls, you can explore from the water by kayak or on foot along the miles of hiking trails within the park. The giant, colorful cliffs of Pictured Rocks are an amazing sight to behold. Spend as little as an evening hiking the one mile to Miner's Beach, or a week on longer trails into the heart of the national lakeshore.
Camping is available within the park.
Pictured Rocks is located about four hours east of the Keweenaw Peninsula, along the southern shore of Lake Superior. County road H-58 and other spur roads provide access throughout the park. More family trips. All rights reserved.