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How to Visit Pictured Rocks Michigan: Your Complete Travel Guide

August 30, 2017

How lucky am I to live in one of the United States’ most beautiful states? I know, I know, a lot of people probably boast about how great their home state is, but Michigan is seriously the bomb diggity. There are just so many sights that will leave your jaw hanging to the ground in awe.

One such place is the Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore, located in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. These famed sandstone cliffs date back millions of years and are quite a sight as they jut out from the turquoise waters of Lake Superior. If you want to see one of this state’s most beautiful sights, here’s how to visit Pictured Rocks Michigan.

If you want to see one of this state's most beautiful sights, here's how to visit Pictured Rocks Michigan
Photo by S.Carr

Start in Munising, Michigan

This is the biggest of the towns surrounding the Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore. It’s a good place to fill up your gas tank and pick up a few maps of the area at the local visitors center. If you want to sign up for any boat tours, most will leave from this area. This is also a great place to stock up on any camping gear and food you’ll want for your visit.

If you want to see one of this state's most beautiful sights, here's how to visit Pictured Rocks Michigan

What to See at Pictured Rocks, Michigan

The best way to see the Pictured Rocks, Michigan is to drive through it, from Munising up to Grand Marais, making several scenic stops along the way. Everything you see will depend on the amount of hiking you want to do. Many scenic stops are very close to a parking lot, but there are a handful that require a bit more walking. Here are some of the highlights of Pictured Rocks.

Alger Falls

These falls are located right off of M-28. You can pull off onto the shoulder of the road to see the falls a little better, but if there are not many spaces for multiple cars to pull off. This honestly isn’t the best waterfall you’ll see in the Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore, so it’s up to you if you want to stop and see them up close.

Wagner Falls

Just around the corner from Alger Falls are the lovely Wagner Falls. There is a large parking area off the road, with a short walk to the falls’ viewing platform. The walkway begins with a well-packed dirt trail that leads to a wooden boardwalk. The falls are set back far enough into the woods that the walk brings the pleasant nature-filled smells of pine and moist dirt. Now is also a great time to douse yourself in bug spray.

One-way walk time: 3 minutes

If you want to see one of this state's most beautiful sights, here's how to visit Pictured Rocks Michigan

Horseshoe Falls

Other travel guides for things to do in Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore may mention Horseshoe Falls as another stop. It’s totally up to you, but apparently, you have to pay $6 per person to see them. Now, I enjoy a good waterfall as much as the next guy, but not enough to cough up the same amount it costs to devour a delicious authentic Upper Peninsula pasty…

Memorial Falls

Drive to Nelson Street in Munising and park your car on Cleveland Street (as the small sign requests). Walk back to Nelson and head towards the dead end. You will see a sign at the trail head marked “Twin Waterfalls Memorial.” The dirt trail leading to the falls has lots of roots sticking up and can get a bit slippery when wet, so walk carefully. When you reach a short wooden bridge, look over the edge and you will see the top of the waterfall cascading below you. If you continue down the trail, and down the wooden stairway you will get a full view of the fall.

One-way walk time: 8 minutes

Tannery Falls

There are supposed to be another set of waterfalls near Memorial Falls. But I wasn’t sure how to get there, and I was nursing a foot injury and didn’t have the desire to hike around without knowing where I was going. If you find these on your trip, tell me how to get there!

Munising Falls

These are probably the most widely visited falls in the area. With a large parking area, an on-site visitor center, and a trail head for the North Country Trail, there are lots of good reasons to make a stop at Munising Falls. The trail leading to the falls is an easy walk to a large viewing platform. There are other trails in the area that will take you closer to the falls, and to the top of them for a different perspective.

One-way walk time: 3 minutes

If you want to see one of this state's most beautiful sights, here's how to visit Pictured Rocks Michigan

Miners Falls

Another waterfall? Heck yes, and this one is the best of them all. With a small parking area at the end of a dirt road, this waterfall is slightly less populated with tourists than most others. The wide dirt pathway makes a very gradual descent to one of two viewing platforms for this waterfall. Be on the lookout for wildlife here! We saw a mother deer and her two fawns, along with a woodpecker and lots of monarch butterflies! Take the stairs down to another viewing platform to get the best view of the falls. These are big and powerful and leave a slight mist in the air.

One-way walk time: 14 minutes

If you want to see one of this state's most beautiful sights, here's how to visit Pictured Rocks Michigan

Miners Castle

Now it’s time to really see these Pictured Rocks you’ve been hearing about! Miner’s Castle is one of the most iconic formations of the Pictured Rocks. At the upper lookout, you’ll see the picture-perfect view of this rock formation, along with the pure turquoise waters that surround it. At the base of the rocks, you’ll find layers of yellow-orange which are believed to be around 500 million years old. This means that these rocks probably hung out with dinosaurs. And what’s cooler than dinosaurs? Practically nothing.

One-way walk time (Upper lookout): 1 minute

One-way walk time (Lower lookout): 3 minutes

If you want to see one of this state's most beautiful sights, here's how to visit Pictured Rocks Michigan

Miners Beach

This is a stretch of beach with clean sand, perfect for taking a break from all the walking. Dip your feet (or your whole body, if you’re ballsy enough) into the crystal-clear waters of Lake Superior, the world’s largest freshwater lake (in surface area). I’ll tell you now that the water is cold, but refreshing on the right day. You can also get a good view of the Pictured Rocks from this beach.

If you want to see one of this state's most beautiful sights, here's how to visit Pictured Rocks Michigan

Chapel Falls and Chapel Rock

Chapel Rock is another iconic formation of the Pictured Rocks. Here, you’ll find fewer tourists due to the 2.5 mile hike it requires to get there. There is also a small beach here, which is a great place to rest from the hike. On the hike in, you’ll pass Chapel Falls which is a great, scenic resting point.

Twelve Mile Beach

This huge span of sandy beach along Lake Superior is a great place to rest for a while. Enjoy the soft sand and hunt for agate rock along the shoreline. This is also a lovely spot to watch the sunset at the end of the day.

If you want to see one of this state's most beautiful sights, here's how to visit Pictured Rocks Michigan

Au Sable Lighthouse

A 1.5 mile walk from Hurricane River Campground, this lighthouse has been in operation since 1874. This is a great lookout point over Lake Huron, and the Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore. On a clear day, you can see remnants of a shipwreck near the shore. In the summer, you can take a guided tour of the lighthouse for $3 per person.

Log Slide

Way back in the day, this sandy cliffside was used to send logs from the surrounding forest down to the ships waiting to transport them. Today, the actual chute they once used is gone, but you can still view the steep, sandy bluffs. This is also a great place to look out over the Lake Superior shoreline.

End in Grand Marais

At the northern tip of the Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore is the small town of Grand Marais. With just a sprinkling of shops and buildings, this town is great for a quiet and quaint end to your time in the Pictured Rocks.

If you want to see one of this state's most beautiful sights, here's how to visit Pictured Rocks Michigan

What to Experience at Pictured Rocks

The best way to see the Pictured Rocks up close, in all their glory, is to see them via boat. Since they face outward, toward Lake Superior, there are many iconic rock formations that cannot be seen from anywhere else but the water. If you have your own boat, kayak, or canoe, you can totally bring them and put them in the water. But if not, you’ll have to whip out that debit card for a tour.

Pictured Rocks Kayak Tour

There are a handful of different companies that offer kayak tours of the Pictured Rocks. They come with a fairly hefty price tag, but friends of mine went and said it was totally worth it. You can choose from tours that are two hours long, up to full day 7 hour kayak tours along the rocks.

If you want to see one of this state's most beautiful sights, here's how to visit Pictured Rocks Michigan
Photo by C. Carr

Pictured Rocks Scenic Boat Tour

For a little less money, you can join a larger group of people on a scenic boat trip that will allow you to ride alongside the Pictured Rocks. I’ve heard that these boats can get quite crowded during peak season, so keep that in mind when booking.

Glass Bottomed Boat Shipwreck Tour

Lake Superior has claimed her fair share of ships, and many of them are visible thanks to the crystal-clear waters. If that’s something that interests you, you can go on a glass-bottomed boat tour to see some of the sunken ships along the coast of Lake Superior.

For more information on the different boat tours available in the area, see the Munising Visitors Center website.


Where to Eat Near Pictured Rocks

Muldoon’s (Munising, MI)

If you want an authentic Upper Peninsula staple, head to Muldoon’s for their pasties. A pasty is a U.P. tradition that started with the local miners taking their leftover meat, potatoes, and veggies and baking it inside a crust. Similar to a meat pie, these portable lunches were, and still are, a favorite among Yoopers. Boasting the title of #1 Pasty in the U.P., Muldoon’s offers the traditional flavors: beef, chicken, and veggie. Make sure to get the gravy too, to complete your meal!

If you want to see one of this state's most beautiful sights, here's how to visit Pictured Rocks Michigan

Johnny Dogs (Munising, MI)

A favorite among locals in the Munising area, Johnny Dogs has a menu full of gourmet and slightly wacky hotdogs. With a cute outdoor seating area, this is a fun place to grab a meal on a warm day. I devoured ate the Dead Elvis, which was a traditional beef hotdog, topped with pulled pork, sweet and sour sauce, and a mango-pineapple salsa. And hot-dog! It was delicious!

If you want to see one of this state's most beautiful sights, here's how to visit Pictured Rocks Michigan

The Bear Trap Inn (Shingleton, MI)

This is another place to get an authentic U.P. pasty. With more of a sit-down restaurant vibe, this is a great place to relax and enjoy your warm meal.

Lake Superior Brewing Company (Grand Marais, MI)

This small brewing company in Grand Marais is one of the few dining options the small town offers. The inside is quirky and definitely has that very small town feel about it. With locals chatting around the bar, you may stick out as a tourist, but you will be welcomed. While I can’t attest to the level of their brewing, their pizza is pretty dang good.

Grand Marais Tavern (Grand Marais, MI)

Another small restaurant in the small town of Grand Marais, the Grand Marais Tavern offers lakeside views and a charming rustic atmosphere. Their tap rootbeer was once of the best I’ve ever had!


Where to Stay Near Pictured Rocks

Pictured Rocks Camping

Camping is the most popular option for overnights in the Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore. There are a few back-country campsites that require reservations if you’re looking for something rustic.

For something a little less in the middle of nowhere, you can try getting a campsite at Hurricane River Campground or Twelve Mile Beach Campground. These sites are reservation only, and can fill up quickly during peak visitor season. You can find more information on camping in Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore online.

If all else fails, Grand Marais has a great campground called Woodland Park that offers many sites, decent wifi, and actual flushing toilets.

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Pictured Rocks Hotels

If camping is not quite your thing, there are also some hotels and cabins in both Munising and in Grand Marais. Check out the Holiday Inn Express Munising – Lakeview or the Alger Falls Motel in Munising. Of if you want more of the small town experience, book a stay at Hilltop Cabins or the Beach Park Motel in Grand Marais.

There are also several cabins for rent and small motels in the Munising area if camping is not quite your thing. Check out AirBnb for some alternative lodging options as well. You can get $40 off your first AirBnb stay here!


When to Visit Pictured Rocks

The peak time to visit Pictured Rocks, Michigan is during the summer months, from June to August, when the temperatures warm up. Weather in this area can be fairly unpredictable so it’s best to be prepared for cool weather, warm weather, and rain. Many people also choose to visit during the winter, to take part in ice climbing excursions. Be warned that this area experiences very cold weather, and has many seasonal roads that become impassable during this time.

If you want to see one of this state's most beautiful sights, here's how to visit Pictured Rocks Michigan

What to Bring to Pictured Rocks

Your packing will depend on the type of lodging you choose. Obviously a full on backcountry camping trip is going to require different things than that quiet Munising motel. But, no matter where you are staying, there are a few necessities you’ll want to have on your trip!

  • Good hiking boots/shoes – I am pretty faithful to my Merrell Brand hiking shoes. They’re really comfy and provide just enough support, without being heavy and clunky. I got mine from an outlet center, but these ones are pretty close to mine.
  • A small backpack – I love my packable day pack from Eddie Bauer. This lightweight pack lets me bring everything I’ll need for the day
  • A raincoat – The weather up here can change at the drop of a hat. Bring along a lightweight raincoat that is easily packable just in case Mother Nature decides to let it fall!
  • Bugspray – Forests plus lakes equal great breeding ground for mosquitos. Avoid being eaten alive and spray yo’self.
  • A reusable water bottle – You’ll need plenty of hydration when you visit Pictured Rocks Michigan. I’m a big fan of the LifeStraw Go Water bottle, and with its amazing filter straw, you can safely drink water right from Lake Superior!

Looking for more beautiful places in Michigan? Try the Pierce Stocking Scenic Drive in Glen Arbor!

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36 Comments


Jennifer
August 30, 2017 at 1:30 pm
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Miners beach looks so pretty! I love finding a decent beach with clear water. I’ll definitely check this out!



Aireona- Nightborn Travel
August 30, 2017 at 2:07 pm
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I LOVE your guide! You cover all the best basics. The views look amazing (those waterfalls are unreal), and the pictures of food really have me wanted to go have the whole experience.



Andrea
August 30, 2017 at 3:11 pm
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I would have never thought that there was so much do to in Michigan. thanks for this post!



Suzy
August 30, 2017 at 5:44 pm
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Wow this is a stunning place! I am such a sucker for waterfalls so this is like a dreamland for me, and amazing they’re so easy to access. Thanks for sharing such a useful guide to the area 🙂



Candiss
August 30, 2017 at 9:25 pm
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While I am quite biased to my home state of CA 😉 I must say I have only heard good things about MI. I had never heard of the Pictured Rocks before but exploring with a kayak sounds like a fantastically fun time!



    Brianna
    August 31, 2017 at 9:13 am
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    Okay, okay. California is pretty legit too… 😉

Sonika Agarwal
August 31, 2017 at 2:34 am
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Wow! This is a very informative and interesting guide. Love your photography too. Thank you!



Erin Gustafson | Oregon Girl Around the World
August 31, 2017 at 5:04 am
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Oh! That is such a great post. I can’t believe that we lived in Michigan four years and never made it to Pictured Rocks!! It was always on my list, but having two babies it seemed like a long way to go at the time. Must make it back – thanks for reminding me how beautiful it is up on the UP!



    Brianna
    August 31, 2017 at 9:13 am
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    It can be quite the drive to get up there, depending on where you live. This was my first time too, and I’ve lived in this state since 1999!

Anna
August 31, 2017 at 10:08 am
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Awesome! I’m from Ohio, and I would always love going up to Michigan in the summers. But I’ve never been to Pictured Rocks! It’s definitely on my list. Like, no joke it’s on my bucket list on pinterest lol!



Siarra | Wander.Focus.Love
August 31, 2017 at 8:17 pm
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This is perfectly thorough! Those waterfalls and Miners Beach are beautiful, but you won me over with kayaking!



Carmen Edelson
September 1, 2017 at 6:41 am
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Wow, I honestly didn’t know Michigan was this beautiful! I must visit now, thanks for sharing 🙂



Angie (FeetDoTravel)
September 2, 2017 at 5:24 am
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What a great guide, you have covered everything and more! I have a friend in Michigan so definitely want to visit, so it’s lovely to read more about it. With beaches and waterfalls in abundance, I think I will like it! Thanks for sharing, pinned for later. #feetdotravel



Victoria
September 2, 2017 at 7:03 pm
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I’m sitting here asking myself whyyy haven’t I been to Michigan yet? Lol these places look awesome. My list of places to go gets longer everyday hahaha



    Brianna
    September 2, 2017 at 7:21 pm
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    Totally hear you on that!

Shona
September 3, 2017 at 1:42 am
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So many beautiful lookouts, waterfalls, beaches etc and then there’s kayaking. This looks fantastic. I don’t think I’ve considered Michigan before but I certainly will now.



Matt
September 3, 2017 at 6:50 am
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I’ve been fortunate to live in some beautiful places – the mountains of Montana, the redwoods of the far northern California coast, and Maui. But one of my absolute favorite places is the Upper Peninsula of Michigan.. I really can’t stand southeast Michigan, but the U.P. is awesome. Another great spot is the Porcupine Mountains State Park to the west near Ontonagon.



lexie
September 3, 2017 at 9:57 am
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wow I didn’t know that Michigan has a lot of waterfalls hidden in its core, I love those falls personally I could just stay there for days. The food looks so delicious I’m curious about that Mldoon’s bun I’m sure Its really. thank you for sharing this post!



france
September 3, 2017 at 8:47 pm
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I’m always amazed at how beautiful and diverse the US is! gorgeous pics. Now i wanna go to Mich!!



Lara Dunning
September 3, 2017 at 11:15 pm
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This is so helpful! I’ve wanted to explore that part of Minnesota forever and this is so handy. I don’t eat hot dogs much these days, but I would have to try the Dead Elvis! YUM!



Teresa
September 4, 2017 at 4:53 am
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This is a fabulous post! It looks like an amazing place to visit. So many waterfalls! And love the sound of the kayak tour. Another one for my list! 🙂



Liz
September 4, 2017 at 5:13 am
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This looks like the perfect place for me – waterfalls and good food. Thanks a lot for this comprehensive post and for introducing me to the area. It would not be on my bucket list because I simply didn’t know about it. But this article makes me wanna go!!!



Travelling Dany
September 4, 2017 at 5:58 am
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You are very lucky! We still haven’t made it to Michigan but it’s on our bucket list. We never realized there’s so much to see and do, and this area in particularly would be perfect for us: we love to hike and go searching for waterfalls!



Angela @ Dang Travelers
September 4, 2017 at 12:22 pm
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I have a camping road trip in my head that goes around all of Lake Michigan and this post is adding fuel to my fire! What a gorgeous area to explore – so much to see and do! Thanks for sharing!



Edith
September 5, 2017 at 1:42 am
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You’ve convinced me that I need to see Michigan one day! All your pictures are incredible. I like that you did kayaking to better experience it. Hopefully I find myself here one day. 🙂



Danik
September 5, 2017 at 2:56 am
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Wow! This area looks so beautiful and I never heard of it! Now I want to make sure I go here when I eventually get round to Michigan! Great post and loving the photos. 🙂



Barry
September 5, 2017 at 3:24 am
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I’m a big fan of the outdoors and would love to explore here. Would certainly enjoy Kayaking and Wagner Falls looks stunning. Hopefully one day I get the chance to visit.



Skye
September 5, 2017 at 9:34 pm
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What a great, comprehensive guide of the area. I’m not sure what I pictured Michigan being like, but it wasn’t as breathtaking as this. That water at Miners Beach makes me think of Europe somewhere and all those waterfalls, Oregon. What a great trip. Love that you went kayaking. It would be such a fun way to see the area.



Punita
September 5, 2017 at 11:28 pm
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So many waterfalls, lovely lookouts, beaches, even a camping site! Pictured Rocks at Michigan seems like a great place for a short trip. I would not miss the glass-bottomed boat tour for sighting the sunken ships.



Tracy
September 6, 2017 at 10:50 pm
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If I were there, I would love to go to the waterfalls for sure and do the kayaking as well. 🙂



Kerri
September 7, 2017 at 12:54 am
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This looks like a fabulous place and as someone who loves camping, I know that I would love it here. I’ve recently been looking at some US options and Oregan came up really high on the list. It seems to be getting a bit of a name for itself! Loved the hammocks and the little roofs over them too.



Natasha
September 8, 2017 at 1:30 am
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So many stunning waterfalls!! I never really thought to check out this area before. I’m definitely going to add it to my list, thanks for all the great suggestions. I’ve pinned this for later. 🙂



Naveen
October 3, 2017 at 1:22 am
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Great post and amazing photos Some dazzling adventures here. thanks for sharing this post.



Jacob
December 25, 2017 at 4:54 am
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Great info of Michigan 🙂
Lovely falls, Beaches, tours wow!!
Hope to visit some day.
Keep it up



Radu
June 18, 2018 at 4:44 pm
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Never knew Michigan had so much to offer!
My bucket list is one item longer now 😀



Jamie Italiane
August 7, 2018 at 8:51 pm
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Michigan is one of the nine US states that I haven’t visited. I am looking forward to seeing Lake Superior– It looks like and ocean!



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