Keweenaw Blog
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Formed in 1986 as the Keweenaw Tourism Council, and later as the Keweenaw Convention & Visitors Bureau, Visit Keweenaw has served as the two-county region's lead destination marketing organization (DMO) for more than 35 years. We promote the Keweenaw Peninsula as a nationally recognized destination for outdoor recreation and adventure.
Keweenaw Blog
1M ago
The Keweenaw Peninsula offers a blend of traditional American cuisine, local specialties, and influences from the region’s rich cultural heritage. From fresh fish and locally made sausage to Finnish cuisine and the coveted pasty, there are some delicious and unique foods in the Keweenaw. Follow ..read more
Keweenaw Blog
2M ago
As you explore the breathtaking landscapes and rich history of the Keweenaw Peninsula, it becomes evident that this region was not only shaped by its rugged terrain but also the individuals who have called it home. In celebration of Women’s History Month, we want to share the stories of some of the ..read more
Keweenaw Blog
2M ago
Out of the four seasons, spring gets the least amount of love from Keweenaw enthusiasts. Unlike the long days of summer, the brilliant colors of fall, or the epic snow of winter, this shoulder season is often overlooked by visitors.
But the locals know that this period is the “golden time” of living ..read more
Keweenaw Blog
2M ago
As snowflakes dance delicately from the sky, there’s a certain magic that can be felt in the serene landscape of the Keweenaw Peninsula. Winter transforms this enchanting region into a wonderland of hygge, where warmth emanates from cozy cabins, crackling fires, and the genuine hospitality of ..read more
Keweenaw Blog
3M ago
Hockey holds a significant place in Keweenaw history. As you drive into Houghton via US-41, you will see the iconic sign that reads, “Welcome to the Birthplace of Professional Hockey.” The region’s enduring love for the winter sport can be traced back through generations, with hockey becoming a ..read more
Keweenaw Blog
3M ago
A relaxing and freeing tradition dating back 2,000+ years, Sauna culture still burns strong in the Keweenaw. The Finnish do it best, their Sisu culture is known for inventing sauna documented in writing as early as 1112. Finnish saunas are known for reaching up to 170+ degrees with a nice steam ..read more
Keweenaw Blog
4M ago
In a place that regularly averages over 200 inches of snow a year, playing in the snow has become a skill that the Keweenaw has honed to utter perfection. Michigan Technological University’s Winter Carnival, full of snow and ice sculptures, music, and outdoor sports, celebrates the incredible ..read more
Keweenaw Blog
4M ago
If you seek to experience the true wonders of winter, look north to Michigan’s Copper Harbor. Winter on the Keweenaw Peninsula can intimidate some flatlanders, but many find exploring the waist-deep snowdrifts and vast white-capped wilderness intoxicating. With a charming mix of places to stay, eat ..read more
Keweenaw Blog
5M ago
Houghton serves as the Gateway to the Keweenaw Peninsula. Located on the southern shore of the Keweenaw Waterway, Houghton’s collection of outdoor snow adventures, history, dining, and culture make the city a destination for winter enthusiasts. Here are our top recommendations for enjoying Houghton ..read more
Keweenaw Blog
5M ago
While summer and fall are popular times of year to visit the Keweenaw, it’s the winter season that truly defines this magical place. Beginning as early as late October, successive layers of powdery snow begin to blanket the landscape. The result is a breathtaking winter wonderland where evergreen ..read more