Experience Keweenaw Geology

You can experience geology at a number of the Park's Heritage Sites. Please contact individual sites for more information: Visitors explore the A.E. Seaman Mineral Museum. NPS Photo A.E. Seaman Mineral Museum The museum features minerals from the Great Lakes region and around the world. Visitors prepare to enter Adventure Mine. NPS Photo Adventure Mining Company A variety of tour options are available for you to experience geology first-hand. Underground at the Delaware Mine. NPS Photo Delaware Copper Mine As you enter the first level of the mine, you will step through geology, as you learn how a mine operated in the mid- to late 1800s. The West Barracks at Fort Wilkins Historic State Park. NPS Photo Fort Wilkins Historic State Park Discover the Keweenaw's unique geology as you explore at Fort Wilkins. Lake of the Clouds at Porcupine Mountain Wilderness State Park NPS Photo Porcupine Mountains Wilderness State Park Learn about the south end of the Keweenaw's geology at the Porkies. Visitors enter Quincy Mine. NPS Photo Quincy Mine Tours Walk through layers of igneous basalt on the underground tour.