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Multicolored sandstone cliffs, beaches, sand dunes, waterfalls, inland lakes, streams, forests and wildlife comprise this scenic area on Lake Superior. Activities include sightseeing, camping, kayaking, backpacking, hiking, fishing, hunting, picnicking, boating, cross country skiing, snowmobiling, snowshoeing, a maritime museum, a lighthouse and a visitor's center. Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore stands out among the rest as having a reputation for being one of the most spectacular parks to give ice climbing a go — whether you are a novice or an experienced climber. Dogs on a leash no longer than six feet are allowed on Miners Beach.
Greg B | October 2025
Beautiful
We visited the area right after the Federal Government shut down (October 1st and 2nd). During that time the park was OPEN. You could still visit Miners, Castle, Miners Falls, Chapel Falls...
sandyb510 | September 2025
One stop shopping to have it all!
We've been going to the Munising area every year for over 35 years. There's a lot to see in the UP but this is a town we always hit. The entire Lake Superior shoreline has so many things to see and...
RetiredTravelerTN | September 2025
Waterfalls, Colorful Rocks, Trails, Beaches, Views, and a Lighthouse
The 42-mile stretch of lakeshore between Munising and Grand Marais is the beautiful national park Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore. Those who don't have a national park pass can purchase one at...
John K | August 2025
Worth taking the time to visit here. Great area with great people.
Very scenic area. One the first day we did the land tours and saw some incredible sites and water falls. The next day we did the boat tour and really enjoyed the scenery from the water. It was a very...
Mobile06584191153 | August 2025
Read fine print on kayak tours. Park itself is stunningly beautiful!
The hiking was wonderful. The scenery absolutely beautiful. If doing kayaking tours, read fine print. Paddling Michigan was dishonest in their business practices with lazy guides. Very...
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