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Ojibway Tower on Isle Royale is a historic landmark, offering breathtaking panoramic views of the island and surrounding waters. Built in 1934, the tower was originally used as a fire lookout. It stands at 65 feet tall and is located on the highest point of the island, allowing you to take in expansive vistas of the lush forests, crystal-clear lakes, and rugged shoreline. The tower’s upper platform, accessible via a sturdy metal staircase, provides a 360-degree view that stretches across the island’s wilderness, including the waters of Lake Superior. The experience not only gives a glimpse into the island’s raw beauty but also offers a window into its rich history as a remote outpost of the National Park Service.

Here you can explore the westernmost point of the Great Lakes and look out across the mighty expanse of Lake Superior. There is a carriage road, paved bike path, and boardwalk that all run in parallel along the shore from Duluth to the northern lighthouse pier.

For a bird’s-eye view of Duluth and Lake Superior, hike up to Enger Tower, a stone tower perched on Enger Hill. This 80-foot landmark was built in honor of a local philanthropist and has five levels of windows to enjoy the scenery. You can also explore Enger Park, a green oasis with gardens, trails, and a Japanese peace bell.

The Voyageur II services Daisy Farm every other day on the inbound schedule when pick ups or drop offs have been requested in advance. An overnight stay in the Daisy Farm Campground may be required: https://www.nps.gov/isro/planyourvisit/voyageur-ii.htm

A retired fire lookout tower that visitors can partially scale to achieve views of the eastern end of Isle Royale National Park.

Although there are many spectacular views all along the shoreline of Madeline Island, this one is worthy of pointing out because it is easily accessible with a short walk in Big Bay State Park.

Although there are many spectacular views all along the shoreline of Madeline Island, this one is worthy of pointing out because it is easily accessible with a short walk in Big Bay State Park.