Ep. 167: Keweenaw Peninsula | UP Michigan RV travel camping
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- Опубліковано 28 чер 2024
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Michigan's Upper Peninsula, or "UP" is already way up north, but the Keweenaw Peninsula is the northernmost portion of the UP, and was the site of the first copper boom in the United States! We explore the stunning natural and man-made beauty across the entire Keweenaw Peninsula and Keweenaw Bay of Lake Superior in this episode of Grand Adventure, including the abandoned Ford Motor Company sawmill at Pequaming, the Mouth of the Huron, Point Abbaye, Houghton, Hancock, Quincy Mine, Calumet, Eagle River, Eagle Harbor, Brockway Mountain Drive, Copper Harbor, High Rock Bay and Bete Gris, all while camping at L'Anse Township Park right on the shores of Keweenaw Bay.
Filmed: August 10-16, 2020
FOR MORE INFORMATION
* L'Anse Township Park & Campground www.lansetownship.org/lanse-t...
* Keweenaw Convention & Visitors Bureau www.keweenaw.info/
* Official Michigan travel info www.michigan.org/
CHAPTERS
0:00 Intro
1:26 L'Anse Township Park & Campground
5:07 L'Anse
6:26 Pequaming
7:19 Mouth of the Huron
8:23 Point Abbaye
9:19 Houghton
10:07 Quincy Mine
11:03 Calumet
11:42 Eagle Harbor
15:28 Brockway Mountain Drive
17:05 Copper Harbor
18:13 High Rock Bay
20:22 Bete Gris
21:17 Eagle River
22:06 The Dyrt adds Public Land overlays!
23:37 Wrap-up and next episode preview
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The UP of Michigan is such a treasure.
No doubt about it.
You have some of the best Videos on UA-cam. Thanks for sharing! May God continue to bless you with straight, peace and joy.
Thank you so much, and same from us to you!
The UP is my favorite part of the world. I hope no one else finds out how beautiful it is...lol
It's gorgeous, Ed. Fortunately for those who enjoy it, it's big enough and distant enough that it should maintain its splendor for a long, long time.
I have been busy and have not been watching much and could not believe it when I saw you were in the UP! My mother was born in Pequaming in 1918 and used to tell stories of when Henry Ford used to come to town. You did a GREAT job on this video as you always do! Happy travels from a Yooper at heart living as. "Troll" under the bridge in Muskegon!
Thanks so much Tom! What a great story about your mother in Pequaming, thanks for sharing. Was your grandfather working in the mill?
@@GrandAdventure He did work in the mill and also was a commercial fisherman in his "spare time."
@@tomleonard6177 very cool. It's wonderful to connect a personal story to the history of a place that we've visited.
Ayeee! The Mouth of The Huron. That blue bus is mine.
No kidding! When we saw it it looked like the rear wheels may have been stuck. Was that the case?
My wife and I are leaving tomorrow to go to the UP. We will be at the Keweenaw Peninsula next week. Thank you for your video.
Have a safe and enjoyable trip James!
I love your history lessons
We love that you love them, Tony. Thank you!
Anybody else give Marc an automatic thumbs up even before the video starts? Oh, and Bete Gris is Bay duh gree.
Yup, we knew we'd screw that up! The UP has some tricky local names. Thanks so much!
I just came across your channel this evening. Ended up waiting 8 of your videos. Every one of them was Great.
You make them enjoyable, informative, and very professionally done. Nice comforting music too.
You're very kind, Roger. We're thrilled to have you along! We do Premiere events each Wednesday evening with a live chat amongst many of our regular viewers, if you'd like to join us. 9pm Eastern/6pm Pacific each Wednesday.
Wonderful footage of upper Michigan. Our state is beautiful 🤗🥰🤗.
We agree! Glad that you enjoyed the video, Angela. Thank you!
@@GrandAdventure I so enjoy your travels. My husband and I have a few more years before we start our ventures. Until then, I feel blessed that others share their journeys. Thank you much!
@@angelawierda760 we love having you along, thanks so much.
If you please we as foreigners subscribers enjoy to explore places unknown to us we as overseas students alright I gathered some main information about place you visited thank you for showing us such magnificent landscapes and give us chance to read to increase our cultural level improve our English level as well. Stay safe blessed best wishes
Great to see you back Khatoon! Happy that we can help with your studies, and best wishes to you as well.
Binge watched today and all caught up! No cell service for us for awhile. Today it's so smokey we stayed inside and watched Grand Adventure. Dreaming of our next adventure. Great stops you guys have had. Places we have never seen. We've mostly done the western states. Thanks
Thanks as always Spell Madam! That's been the case for us too, until this summer. Now that we're back in the pseudo-West in far western North Dakota, about 40 miles east of the Montana line, we've finally found this summer's wildfire spoke. We're hoping that the promised change in wind direction overnight clears these skies for tomorrow.
Thanks for this video. I'm from East Lansing originally, Florida now, but in college I backpacked on Isle Royal. I caught the boat to the island in Houghton. Stayed overnight in nearby FJ McLain State Park the night before getting the boat. I love the bits of history and local knowledge you include. I did know about Douglas Houghton from a brochure the Isle Royale National Park people sent me a while back.
That must have been a great trip John! Thanks for sharing that with us. We appreciate your kind words, and thank you for watching.
I have often commented on your videos out West and put them on my bucket list. Now you’re in my stomping grounds. I love the UP and can find most of what I’m looking for up there. I’m glad you’re enjoying your time up there. We call it Gods Country.
Indeed it is, Chris! We should've consulted some of you locals for tips on some boondocking spots in the National Forest, but we also needed to have cell service for work, and we wanted waterfront. Mouth of the Huron had some wonderful boondocking but we were shocked at how packed it was. And the cell signal was insufficient for our work needs, too. (Come on StarLink!) Boondocking would be perfect at High Rock Bay for anyone with a truck camper or a tent.
I was born, and raised in Michigan, this brought me back to traveling /camping that area with my Grandparents. Simply beautiful.
Thank you so much Brenda, happy that you enjoyed it.
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Wow - great video! Living on Cape Cod we have worried about moving out West and away from the beautiful ocean that surrounds us, but we never realized how gorgeous (and ocean like) the Great Lakes are! We are definitely going to add the UP to our list of places to travel - will definitely satisfy our "ocean fix"!
And if you go far enough west there's of course the Pacific coast! Even in Utah we're only a quick 90-minute flight from anywhere along the West Coast. The NorCal/Oregon coast is nothing short of stunning. It's very different from Cape Cod, of course, but no less beautiful.
Great video, one of your best.
I always loved that area.
Whitefish Point is a great stop too.
Thanks for this one.
Thank you! We appreciate that. And Whitefish Point is already on the list for when we return.
I didn't realize how beautiful Michigan is and I'm looking forward to seeing Wisconsin.
It definitely is, Lynne! If you haven't yet seen our episode from Door County, Wisconsin, check it out: ua-cam.com/video/OmUThkB8kKc/v-deo.html . However, we're really excited to take our viewers to Wisconsin's Apostle Islands next week -- that's Lake Superior, whereas Door County is Lake Michigan.
@@GrandAdventure great :-) thanks!
The color of the water you captured with the drone is just spectacular, good job! Pretty similar to the water by Pictured Rocks, I'd say. I've lived in the UP over 40 years and been up that way only once. I think I'll visit the fall in my RV van. Thanks for the video!
@@Freds_mom thank you! It's very similar, but for Lake Superior water color it's impossible to beat what we filmed from the drone near Bayfield, WI in next week's episode. Trust me. ;)
Great video Marc, your views of places are second to none, have been to the UP only a couple times, went to Whitefish point. And Sault St . Marie, Michigan and that whole area is just beautiful. thanks for sharing it with us, travel safe.
Great video, I love your philosophy. We are downsizing right now and my RV channel is growing also
Fantastic!
Wow great aerial views!
Thank you Chuck!
I’ve been to several of the places you went but you introduced a few new ones, we’ll have to check them out next trip north!
That's fantastic, have a safe trip!
Thanks for highlighting some of the beauty that the Great Lakes region provides! Too bad that the waters are far too frigid for my liking. Still seems a very worthy visit one day, though.
The water is definitely nippy, and I'll fully admit to being a wuss when it comes to cold water. But without any plans to swim, that really wasn't an issue for us. Where we were kayaking in the Apostle Islands in next week's episode the water temps were around 65ºF near shore, although they quickly drop to around 50ºF not too far off shore.
@@GrandAdventure I'm becoming hypothermic just thinking about it lol. Heading over to check out your next video, now...thanks!
Great to see you taking the time to make quality videos about the Midwest!
Great to hear that you're enjoying watching them, Silky ...More to come!
Loved the video! I live in the UP and have visited most of these locations but had not seen them from the air. Even more beautiful!
Thank you Judy! Wwe would have loved to have flown in more of the locations in the video, but it was awfully windy during our visit.
"And that's just the way we like it." Hear ya! Thanks for this! 😉👍🇨🇦🌲🐾
You got that right Marian! Thanks as always.
Time for skiing in the rockies.
100 F one day, 12" of snow the next.
And right back up to summer temps by this weekend. Welcome to autumn! 😄
Wow Michigan is a definite must see, you knocked it out of the park again, another awesome video.
Thanks as always Scott! We look forward to getting back there when we finally make it to Quebec after the border reopens, probably next season. We look forward to not only seeing more of the UP, but also some areas of the Lower Peninsula that we fell in love with when we had to drive to Traverse City for trailer parts when we broke down in Sturgeon Bay, WI.
Most people hear "Michigan" and think Detroit. It's so MUCH more.
@@OldGriz708 very true. We felt the same way living in northeastern New York State, near the Adirondacks -- it's so much more than NYC.
Thanks for all your hard work and letting us virtually enjoy your lovely travels. You have a pleasant voice....sounds like a professional radio person. I also like your dog which I think I noticed as a brown English Lab? Finally, where do you gather your facts before narration, especially of Keweenaw Peninsula? You seem to find out of the way places, and offer interesting, and little known tidbits about an area. Nice work!
Thanks Chris! Appreciate your kind comment! Google is our friend, we simply research stuff online while we're visiting an area, trying to find stuff of interest. Zoe is indeed a brown Labrador retriever, but she's more of the Americanized version of the Lab than the English version with the boxier head shape.
such a beautiful area. thank you for all the useful information.
So nice of you, our pleasure! Happy that you enjoyed it.
Yep, that's just the way we like it too! My magical Michigan. thanks for the video.
You bet Peggy, thanks for watching!
Be careful of streams and rivers going into Lake Superior. The rivers are much warmer water and great for leeches. Superior is always too cold.
Good to know! They are indeed much warmer.
My wife and I love your videos. We hope to visit these areas you go to. Thank you for all your information on great destinations.
Thanks so much, we're thrilled that you're enjoying them!
Beautiful opening with the drone footage! We were just checking out the L'Anse Park to spend our vacation but decided on another place so glad to see what it looks like for next time! ;-) We absolutely love Lake Superior! We watched a doc on how they built that bridge and it was fascinating! We will be up there next week chasing waterfalls... Very nice video! Looking forward to your next one! 😃
Thanks Terry! Glad that we could show you the L'Anse Township Park for future reference. And we definitely fell in love with Lake Superior between this episode, last week's and next week's. The color of the water and its clarity are both remarkable. Have a safe and fun trip!
We were up to White Fish Point, last summer. For us Ky guys, it was relief from the torrid heat of Ky summers. Enjoyed the video more than usual, because we had intended to get over to Pictured Rocks, but didn't make it. You filled in the blanks for us.
Thanks James! I don't recall if you were there last week, but last week's episode was actually shot at Pictured Rocks.
You all find the neatest campgrounds. I’m making note of them for our camping adventures if a few yrs. Stay safe!!!
Thank you Susan, you do the same!
Ask how to pronounce the names of place. Locals will tell you L'Anse sounds like "Ah." Thanks for sharing this tour. My dog and I were just up there yesterday and love the drive all the way up to Copper Harbor. Glad you got to experience it as well.
Hey, you got it right. Well done.
We are too Tim, thank you!
We had such a nice week in UP this summer. Fort Wilkins State Park was also a beautiful campground in Copper Harbor. Thanks for including the interesting history you share.
Thank you Tim, happy to hear that you had a pleasant visit as well!
Very cool to see places we’ve been in your videos. I can’t wait to see the Apostle Islands next week.
Thank you Jim! We're very much looking forward to bringing folks that episode.
I have lived in the LAnse area my hole life. You were kicked out of the Pequaming area because it’s privately owned, even though it’s historic.
Fair enough. You live in a gorgeous area and a wonderful town.
Wow, thanks for sharing and taking time to make these awesome videos, and I love the history lessons mixed in there.
Our pleasure Daryl, happy that you enjoyed it!
We were in da’ U P, same park Mark and your rig looked very familiar, but we were at the west end of the park and left Aug 2.. Fun being a Yooper even if it’s temporary. We love our hidden jewels. My friend’s daughter teaches school in L’Anse and visits often. Nice video
Thanks Judy! It wasn't us as we didn't arrive until August 10th, but that campground truly is a hidden jewel.
Thanks Marc. Really great coverage of the peninsula. Very lovely video. I have never been to this area so it is a real treat to get such a preview.
I hope the weather continues to hold out for you.
Gord
Many thanks as always, Gord! Glad that you enjoyed it.
Another fun and informative episode Marc 👍😊 beautiful area. I’ve never been to the UP Michigan n Keweenaw Peninsula but it’s now on my bucket list. ❤️😎🎶🥾 thanks for sharing and safe travels
Glad you enjoyed it Tom, and thank you! It's heartwarming to hear that we're giving folks ideas for trips of their own.
Great area, great video. Thanks Marc!
Glad you enjoyed it, thanks as always Stu!
Oh, wow, what a fantastic video you created😍 We’ll be in the UP Saturday, so we’ve really enjoyed all of your videos of your adventures while you were here. You’ve highlighted so much we haven’t seen on our previous trips there! And I loved seeing Miss Zoe again❤️
Awesome! Thank you Kristie! Yep, I'm making a conscious effort to try to film her more. It's easier to do when we're hiking together, etc., but harder to remember when I have to keep her leashed.
Hope you enjoy your stay in the yoop.
@@henrylicious we certainly did, thank you!
Great job on the video. We are looking forward to our color tour there this year. Thank you for sharing your travel experience.
Our pleasure Kevin, thanks for watching! Here's wishing you perfect timing for peak color.
Excellent vid Marc.
Many thanks as always John!
Beautiful there, thanks for sharing!
It really is DSA, thanks for watching!
Check out the great lakes copper hiest on america unearthed it is said the u p fueled the bronze age.
Yup, we've read some hypotheses that Great Lakes copper made its way all the way to Europe. Interesting theories for sure.
Nice job great video. I went school at mtu in Houghton a lot of fun, cold times!
I can only imagine how cold, Jed -- the thought crossed my mind of walking to campus in that town in January. You should be very proud, it's a terrific school.
Very glad I randomly found this youtune channel
We're thrilled that you did!
Another great video, Mark. This is a part of the Michigan I haven’t explored yet. Thanks for introducing it. It is definitely now on my list to visit when I’m back in UP Michigan. Great video, great scenery and very informative.
Thanks Lindy, glad you enjoyed it! When we pull out a map, something like the Keweenaw that juts out into Lake Superior just pulls us in like a magnet. Still in Pierre?
Grand Adventure Nope it got too cold too quickly! Actually am in a tiny town in Nebraska - a cute little town park with free electric, water and dump station. Am slowly making my way to Florida for Christmas with daughter/granddaughter. Next grand adventure is Iowa and possibly meeting with friends to do Nachez Trace from Nashville to Nachez - 444 miles of park (no commercial vehicles) with three well spaced boondocking campgrounds and truly scenic (hikes, ghost towns, Indian mound and more) through Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi. Plan to spend the fall foliage there.
@@lindythompson6196 that sounds like a terrific plan. Natchez Trace is on our to-do list one of these days, as there's a whole lot more of the SE US we want to see.
Grand Adventure Natchez Trace is a MUST. Been on it 3 different times in last seven years and always extend my stays to a month or more as I find new adventures every time! When the world gets back to normal, add Newfoundland to your list. Another favorite adventure of mine but take the entire summer (and still didn’t seem like enough time to see it all). So many beautiful places!
@@lindythompson6196 yup, Newfoundland is another one of our bucket-list destinations. We were supposed to be in Quebec this summer to see Patricia's family, and we probably would've come back via Newfoundland and Nova Scotia, taking the ferry back from Halifax to New England, but the COVID border closure changed all of that.
that would be fun on my dirt bike
Yes it would.
Wow such an outstanding guide to this area! So well done! Great drone shots as usual. Love the little nuggets you shared about each little area! When are those Grand Adventure hats coming out? lol
Thanks so much Tom! I actually looked into hats a while back, but had a hard time meeting the embroidery specs. That'll give me something to work on this winter.
Nice to finally watch a Wednesday night show live.
It’s been a while - life.
Hoping to head up to Crater Lake and Mount Lassen next month.
Thanks Marc for putting this road trip together.
It’s been a while since I was up in that area. Did you go by the big sand dunes on the other side of Michigan?
Welcome back! We caught the Grand Sable Dunes in our visit to Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore in last week's episode. Have a great trip to Crater Lake! And keep an eye on those fires up there.
Marc,
How's the weather where you are right now? The big man pulled the switcheroo on us. Not bad here in north Texas... just cloudy with some rain.
Gord
Fair, but breezy and chilly here in North Dakota, Gord. It went down to around 32 the past two nights.
@@GrandAdventure Thanks... Glad your free of any snow and having beautiful autumn weather. Snow puts a damper on the fall scenes.
Gord
Question, Could you put the time of year that you are at your locations, either by mentioning it or some marquee on the screen? I watch Saturday's release of venture4wd (youtube) where we can get an idea of weather at that time of year.
Ken, we actually put the filming dates in the description of each video for that very reason. In this case it reads, "Filmed: August 10-16, 2020".
@@GrandAdventure I watch UA-cam via a Roku on my TV. I have to go to my computer if I need to see details or do a better search. Usually I just look around for a location of interest via Roku. I can do searches on it but usually just scan a row of Grand Adventures videos.
Thanks for the reply....
@@kensterling8628 aaah, makes sense. We have Roku TVs in the trailer and at home, so I understand how YT doesn't provide access to video descriptions when using their Roku app.
Soooo, you gonna beat it back to Utah to check out the powder?
Not enough, John, and hopefully it'll all melt out before accumulating snows arrive; otherwise, we'll end up with a "death layer" of faceted snow that'll avalanche all winter.
Grand Adventure enjoy the moderate Midwest temps as long as you can!
@@DrJohn493 yep, it's the up-and-down of early autumn right now. Never got out of the 50s the past 2 days, but is forecast to reach the upper 80s again in a few days. Never a dull moment!
Welcome to the UP. But then please go home !!
😁 Don't worry, we're already in North Dakota.
🤣😂🤣 Living in lower Michigan...we know how you Yoppers are. My brother lives in Gwinn.
Yup, typical attitude of us Trolls. Someday you’ll get your wish to be your own state. We love ya anyway. If it weren’t for Hiawatha or the Edmond Fitzgerald, the world wouldn’t know anything about your secret paradise.
Nice area we also made it to the end of peninsula . We’ve been there 3 or 4 times we will go back
Is the road out to High Rock Bay usually that wet, or did we just find it that way this time?
Grand Adventure there seems to be a lot of big mud puddles on the way out there
What chased you away in pequaming?
A resident.
I thought it was ok to look at old buildings there
@@up-uw4op apparently one landowner doesn't think so.
the "a" in l'anse is pronounced like "ah" "l'ahnse;. i'm from the U.P. (marquette).
Appreciate the tips! Where we you while I was editing? 😄
@@GrandAdventure probably doing a yooper bar crawl from one end of the u.p. to the other end. :)
Hey guys, My latest video "Copper Harbor Michigan, Where the Road Ends and Adventure Begins" is now live on UA-cam. Please check it out. It is from the trip my son Bryce and I took the end of August. The videography is set to my daughter Aspen's original song "Sunrise."
Please check ot out.
ua-cam.com/video/rVAj6hxEC94/v-deo.html
Now you got those new campers believing they can just roll in and get the best electric site :) Really, Have you been experiencing over crowding in your travels this season?
LOL! Really, we haven't had much issue. Then again we're not used to reserving anything as this is the first season we've been confined to campgrounds, so we don't have much of a baseline to compare it to. Some of our reservations in the more popular areas have been made a month or two in advance, whereas others we've made only a few days in advance, or even on the fly. Over Labor Day weekend we were in a 5-site town campground in North Dakota that's first-come, first served, and we were the only ones there for the entire three-day holiday. In most cases, though, the campgrounds have been quiet during the week and full, or nearly full on weekends.
Keweenaw is Native American word means place where portages made part of houghton Michigan micropoiitan statiscal area called peninsula tenchnically an island only acrossed by vehicles across one bridge connects sister cities of houghton Hancock about50 Milles south of copper harbor beautiful summer breezes about ten degrees cooler in summer time. Rock hounding seaman’s mineral museum houghton paradise in allouez Michigan for visitors to buy there too. Out doors beautiful scenery mountains foot hills biking hiking luscious green forests beautiful beaches fishing large game fish lake trouts salmon biking wonderful exercise houghton to copper harbor great mountains biking memories staying in shape making your heart young hiking on hills cliffs Lake Superior largest of all Great Lakes swimming fishing look for boating kayaking look for agates Thompson camping twin lakes to copper harbor snow mobile trails 226 Milles 5 state of art groomers winter time activities snowshoe country skiing down hill ski resort finally which is most important visitors can relax unwind get away from hustle bustle big cities beautiful scenic trails
You described it perfectly Khatoon! You never did tell us, what country are you in?
Grand Adventure iam Arabic lady citizen from Saudi Arabia eastern province near Kuwait
Grand Adventure iam Arabic lady citizen from Saudi Arabia eastern province near Kuwait
calumet almost became the state capital of michigan. it lost out by one vote.
Fun factoid!