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Best National Park Service Site To Vist- MSN

Best National Park in the US? It's not Yellowstone, Yosemite or the Great Smokies, according to new list (msn.com)

I have not had the chance to visit Isle Royale National Park but I have wanted to visit for many many many years. I lied, i did have the opportunity and as i readied to go i broke a toe.... and that kinda screwed me from going since the only way of getting around on the islands is walking and boating.

But I have heard nothing but good things from folks who have visited. And Lake Superior is one of my favorite bodies of water. And would go back to the Upper Peninsula of Michigan in a heart beat if the opportunity showed itself. So go visit if you get the chance. And brush up on your rock knowledge before you go. There are some beautiful rocks on those shores including Lake Superior Agates (am the proud owner of a few), native copper and datolite.

Also if you go, make sure you also visit Keweenaw National Historic Park just a few miles up from the boat dock. It is a fantastic, little known, historic site in the NPS that talks about the copper industry in the US and the people it drew to the country from ALLLL over the world. At one point in the 19th century and early 20th century Calumet, MI was just as ethically diverse as NYC at the time.

Click on the above Identification Badge to be taken to Keweenaw's website of a few of the artifacts they have.

[rangerpeyton]

Ranger Peyton Here! I love to travel around North America, have visited all 50 US states plus DC, 9 of the 13 provinces and Territories of Canada. I am also a big fan of the US National Park Service and Parks Canada. Have visited 149 of the 431 US NPS sites and 8 of the 49 Parks Canada sites. And have visited so many state and local places as well in my travels around the continent. [Also Disclaimer: I am not a spokesperson for any of the sites I talk about. I'm just a woman who loves to share her passion with others.] I love camping, hiking, kayaking and most things out of doors. It's where I recharge and focus. You will find all sorts of those things from all over the world here. Some tags to keep an eye out for: #Ranger Peyton Tips- Some times not well known facts and/or my personal recommendations for visiting some of the sites I talk about.

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