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Founded in 1885, Michigan Technological University is a renowned public research institution. It's best known for its strong engineering, science, and technology programs. The campus offers scenic views of the Keweenaw Peninsula and easy access to outdoor activities. Mid-sized and mighty, it serves over 7,000 students and contributes to advancements in technology and sustainability.

A frequented sightseeing destination, Copper Harbor is an easy drive from the hotel. Stay on your way too or from visiting beautiful Copper Harbor!

Mount Ripley Ski Area is a local gem owned by Michigan Technological University. The ski area offers 24 trails and various terrain parks, catering to skiers of all levels. The ski area offers sparkling natural snow and stunning views of the Portage Canal. Ideal for visitors and students alike, the ski area is a must-visit destination for winter sports lovers.

Mount Bohemia is our next closest ski hill. It is approximately 45 minutes north. This ski hill has the longest runs, with the highest vertical and the deepest powder in the midwest! While there one can enjoy the beauty of the Copper Country while skiing or warming up to the fire in the Mountain Lodge.

Portage Lake Golf Course is a beautiful 18-hole public golf course with tree-lined fairways and rolling greens. No matter your skill level, you'll find a challenging yet enjoyable golf experience here. Play a leisurely round with the family or a hardcore competition with friends. The course also features a clubhouse and practice facilities. And best of all, if it's cold outside, you can play indoors on the new indoor golf simulator!

Hungarian Falls Nature Area, protected by the Keweenaw Land Trust, is a stunning series of cascading waterfalls set in a rugged gorge. Enjoy hiking trails with vantage points of the falls and surrounding forests. Soak in the native species, like white pine and hemlocks, as you explore the beauty created by the Keweenaw Fault. Formed by ancient tectonic forces, the fault line runs along the peninsula and is responsible for the dramatic cliffs, ridges, and falls you'll see today.

Enjoy the beautiful Houghton waterfront by renting paddle boards, kayaks or bicycles for the day.

Quincy Mine was once one of the world’s most productive copper mines. Now, it's a historical landmark you can tour! As part of the Keweenaw National Historical Park, the mine offers guided tours of the mine's rich history and underground workings. You can explore the expansive hoist house, ride the cogwheel tram, and descend into the mine for a firsthand look at 19th-century mining life. Go with a friend or bring the family for a historic and fascinating day at the mine.