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Miners Falls pouring over cliff and surrounded by green forest.
Waterfalls!

Pictured Rocks Waterfalls

Many of the park's waterfalls can be accessed on foot. Munising Falls, Sable Falls, and Miners Falls are the easiest to reach.

Frozen Lake Superior and Miners Castle rock formation
Lots of snow and ice!

Winter Scenes

Frozen water and lots of snow.

Tree-topped black streaked cliff wall with eroded out portions at the Lake Superior waterline.
15 Miles of Colorful Cliffs

The Pictured Rocks Cliffs

The Pictured Rocks Cliffs extend for 15 miles along the Lake Superior coast. Minerals stain the rocks to give the cliffs color.

The Grand Sable Dunes extend for 5+ miles and rise 300 feet about Lake Superior
Towering Grand Sable Dunes!

Grand Sable Dunes

The Grand Sable Dunes extend for 5+ miles and rise 300 feet above Lake Superior.

Chapel Rock with green pines and birch trees with yellow and orange leaves.
Reds, oranges, and yellows!

Fall Colors

Maples, birches, and evergreens provide a collage of color.

Small waves land on Miners Beach. With trees and cliffs in distant.
Play in the Sand!

Beaches

Miles and miles of beaches.

Canoers on Beaver Lake
So many things to do!

Visitor Activities

Sight-see, hike, backpack, paddle, camp, relax... and more!

Au Sable Lighthouse and keepers quarters
Saving Lives!

Maritime Sights

From the U.S. Lighthouse Service to the U.S. Coast Guard.

Red squirrel

Wildlife

Images of Pictured Rocks wildlife.

Beech tree leaves and beech nuts. Nut outer covering has little spikes on it.
Trees, Flowers, and Fungus

Pictured Rocks Vegetation

American beech is one of more than 600 plant species found in the park.

Sand Point Marsh Trail Boardwalk
More than Just Rocks!

Scenic Images (not Cliffs or Dunes)

The Sand Point Marsh Trail is a beautiful scenic destination in all seasons.

Miners Castle rock formation is made of heavily eroded sandstone layers on the edge of Lake Superior

Miners Castle

Miners Castle reminded early explorers of a rock castle with its turrets. Erosion is constantly changing this unique formation.

 

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Last updated: January 3, 2022

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P.O. Box 40
Munising, MI 49862

Phone:

906-387-3700
Munising Falls Visitor Center

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