Are the Keweenaw Heritage Sites open all year long?

No, most of the heritage sites, which feature museums and former copper mines, are closed during the winter. They generally shut down by late October and reopen in late May.

Is there a place to get information before visiting the park?

The Calumet Visitor Center at the Union Building in downtown Calumet features exhibits, media, and photos. There’s also a seasonal visitor information desk at the Quincy Mine & Hoist Gift Shop just north of Hancock, Michigan on U.S. Highway 41.

KEWEENAW NATIONAL HISTORICAL PARK

Set up to preserve the history of copper mining on the Keweenaw Peninsula, the beautiful Keweenaw National Historical Park is a family-friendly destination. Keweenaw Heritage Sites offer a wide range of things to do and experience, including museum visits, guided tours, and theatrical performances. The park is also home to many recreation options including hiking, canoeing, kayaking, fishing, camping, and biking in the summer and snowshoeing, cross-country and downhill skiing, ice fishing, and snowmobiling in the winter.

Details

Hours

Vary with season

Prices

here is no fee to enter Keweenaw National Historical Park. However, many of the Keweenaw Heritage Sites do charge an activity or entrance fee.

Events

Calumet Theatre Plays & Concerts

Activities

Guided Tours
Museums

Museums
Hiking

Skiing

FAQs

Are the Keweenaw Heritage Sites open all year long?

No, most of the heritage sites, which feature museums and former copper mines, are closed during the winter. They generally shut down by late October and reopen in late May.
Is there a place to get information before visiting the park?

The Calumet Visitor Center at the Union Building in downtown Calumet features exhibits, media, and photos. There’s also a seasonal visitor information desk at the Quincy Mine & Hoist Gift Shop just north of Hancock, Michigan on U.S. Highway 41.