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View at the part of the cliff that has recently broken off and fallen.

Chapel Rock is a popular hiking destination, which can also be reach by boat on Lake Superior. The rock is ancient sandstone that has been eroded for thousands of years, leaving the resulting rock formation. There was once an arch connecting it to the land, but it fell in the 1940s. Great views of Chapel Rock can be seen from nearby Chapel Beach.

The Grand Portal Point is a great place to view the Pictured Rocks shoreline, and take in the breathtaking blue water of Lake Superior. This area has very high sheer cliff faces, so keep an eye on children and pets. One of the best times to see this area is during sunset.

Located on the Mosquito River, these falls are a short 1 mile hike from the Mosquito Beach Campground. The falls are about 8 feet tall, and the pool at the bottom is known for beaver and otter sightings.

This sandy beach can be found on the northern shore of Grand Island. The beach can be accessed from a small path off of the main path around the island. Located nearby is the Shelter Ridge Campsite, which has toilet facilities.

This sandy beach on the west side of Grand Island is a great first stop by visitors on the island. A unique characteristic about this beach is the amount of large, very smooth stones that cover large portions of the sand. This is an easy hike for day visitors to the island.

Miners Beach is a 1 mile long beach on the shores of Lake Superior. The beach can be easily accessed from a boardwalk that leads from the parking area. Looking east from the beach, you can Bridalveil Falls flowing into Lake Superior. Walking to the western side of the beach, you can also see views of Miners Castle.

Castle Rock is located on the shore of Lake Superior. Here the cliffs have been weathered and the rocks have taken on a fascinating, almost manmade-looking structure that resembles a castle. The rocky monument can be seen from an accessible trail from the nearby parking area, and a closer lower viewpoint is also available on a steeper trail that follows the shoreline.