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Porcupine Mountains Visitor Center

DNR employee leading hike above Lake of the Clouds at Porcupine Mountains

33303 Headquarters Road
Ontonagon, MI 49953
Phone: 906-885-5275
Robert Wild, Interpreter
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The Porcupine Mountains Visitor Center, located in Porcupine Mountains Wilderness State Park, introduces visitors to the rich wilderness heritage of this 60,000-acre park. Set alongside the largest old-growth hardwood-hemlock forest in the Great Lakes region, the center features exhibits and programs that tell the story of Michigan's rugged Upper Peninsula.

Be sure to check out our newsletter, the Porcupine Mountains Visitor