Porcupine Mountains Area Photographs

		You can see Lake Superior from Summit Peak.		The tower at the top of Summit Peak allows you to see far, far away.
		It's a half-mile hike from the parking area to Summit Peak.		The stairs to the Summit Peak observation area.
		The hiking trail to Summit Peak is often steep.		The lower observation area at Summit Peak.
		Colorful trees along the Summit Peak Trail.		Part of the view from Summit Peak.
		The Union Spring Trail on a fall day.		The observation tower at Summit Peak.
		Lake Superior near the Presque Isle River campground.		A historical marker near the road on the way to the Lake of the Clouds.
		The viewing area at Lake of the Clouds is a popular attraction at the park.		The Lake of the Clouds area on a fall day.
		The observation areas at Lake of the Clouds provide panoramic views.		Lake Superior can be seen from the shoulder bike route to Silver City.
		The Presque Isle River.		A comfort station near the parking area for Summit Peak.
		Deer along the road to Summit Peak.		Using the trail to Nawadaha Falls.
		The park has several campgrounds.		The hiking trail to Nawadaha Falls.
		Nawadaha Falls and several other waterfalls can be seen at the park.		The Presque Isle River, north of Nawadha Falls.
		The bike route to Lake of the Clouds has several steep hills.		Lake Superior can be seen on the bike route from Lake of the Clouds.
		Looking out from the lower observation area.		Near Lake Superior.
		The state park store is not far from the Union Bay Campground.		Walking on the beach along Lake Superior.
		Riding on the bike route to Porcupine Mountains.		The paved shoulder bike route at the Silver City city limits.
		Americinn in Silver City.		Riding along the bike route from Silver City.
		A tortoise wanders not far from Lake Superior.		More of the Lake of the Clouds observation area.