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Learn About the Park
OverviewIsle Royale is a 45-mile-long, 133,782-acre island in Lake Superior, accessible only by boat or seaplane, a northern wilderness area minimally impacted by man.
Isle Royale National Park, Michigan
Accessible only by boat or seaplane, Isle Royale National Park offers a remote Great Lakes landscape of rocky shorelines, boreal forest, and quiet trails.
Top Stops
Top places to visit in Isle Royale National Park, from signature stops to easy additions for the trip plan.
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Point of interest
Scoville PointThis hike, located in the Rock Harbor section of the park, is a 4.2-mile figure eight loop.
Point of interest
Mount FranklinThis all-day hike, located in the Rock Harbor section of the park, is 10 miles roundtrip and travels to a scenic overlook.
Explore Isle Royale
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Information
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Hiking
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Camping
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Boating
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Point of Interest
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Lighthouse
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SCUBA Diving
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Sunrise
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Lodging
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Restrooms
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Support
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