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Welcome to
Ontonagon County
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Ontonagon County on
the south shore of Lake Superior includes the Porcupine Mountains Wilderness
State Park created in 1945. It has 60,000 acres of virgin forest; Lake of
the Clouds, one of the most scenic spots in all of Michigan; and Summit
Peak Observation Tower, one of the highest points in Michigan. It offers an
expansive view of thousands of acres of virgin forest and on a clear day, over
Lake Superior's vast expanse, one can see the far off Apostle Islands to the
west. There are miles of sandy beaches at Union Bay for swimming and agate
hunting. For history buffs, there are self-guided trails to old mining sites on
the Union Mine Scenic Trail, and the Nonesuch Mine location.
Ontonagon County has over 1,200 miles of streams and rivers. Canoeing on the
mighty Ontonagon River or viewing the many waterfalls are a tourist's delight.
Bond Falls has been the back drop for national ad campaigns and is handicap
accessible. Agate Falls is also handicap accessible and is one of the highest in
the Midwest. O-Kun-de-Cun Falls (named after the great Ojibway Chieftain in the
area) provides a great photographic opportunity with a suspension bridge over
the Baltimore River below the falls. |
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Ontonagon
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Campground Listings For
Ontonagon County
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State Park/State Forest Campgrounds
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Private RV Parks And Campgrounds |
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Light Houses of Ontonagon County
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Fourteen Mile Point Light Station
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| Ontonagon Harbor West Pierhead |
| Ontonagon Light Station |
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