Located southwest of Copper Harbor on Keweenaw County's south shore, Bete Grise (French for "Grey Beast") has a beautiful white sand beach.
It is the jumping off point for water travels to the Montreal River and the south shore of the Keweenaw. The Bete Grise Preserve is a wetland area stretching along Lake Superior.
Lake freighters can sometimes be seen sheltering here during stormy days on Lake Superior. Now a private residence, the Mendota Light once guided travelers along Keweenaw's south shore and through the Mendota Canal.
Did You Know?
The Bete Grise Wetlands Preserves consists of nearly 4,000 feet of sandy shoreline along Lake Superior leading to dune and swale wetlands.
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