If you have a limited amount of time while visiting the Hiawatha National
Forest area I'm going to share with you seven impressive must-see places so you
don't miss out. Hi my name is Randi and welcome back to Randi's adventures where
I show weekend warriors how to make every moment count. In this episode I
drove 400 miles and only had two days to see the most fantastic places by RV
camping on this Upper Peninsula Lake Superior Adventure! I suspected this is
going to be different than any others and boy was I right. If you're planning
to visit this area here are seven must-see places. Oh my gosh!
Out exploring, oh look what we found. After traveling down that really bumpy
off-the-beaten-path road. Wow look how clean that water is. This is like
paradise.
Oh gosh look at this. Look at these rocks formations. It's like a little Lagoon
here. There's just gigantic rocks down there. The water is so clear.
Can you get in the water from here? Oh you sure can. If it wasn't September this would be a great place to come and go swimming.
Hundreds of uses of layers of rock. It's time to head out and see what other
adventures we can find.
Oh here it is.
Oh my gosh, so we just stopped at this little place here to get some pizza and
look at it. Look how good that looks. Yum!
We're gonna go find the Au Train Falls.
That's pretty cool. Look at that water just seep out of those rocks.
Oh it's cold. So it looks like the water comes over the rocks and then it's
streams all the way down here and then out to here.
Pretty spectacular.
Oh you can just feel the freshness from the water in the air.
This is pretty spectacular.
We're here at Miners Castle and this is part of the Pictured Rocks National
North Shore Lakeshore. Here's some fun facts about Lake Superior. It's 350 miles
in length and it gets up to 489 feet deep.
We're on the Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore and this is phenomenal. It says
where are the Pictured Rocks? You are standing atop the dramatic
sandstone cliffs that border Lake Superior for 15 miles north east of
Munising. The Pictured Rocks. So here's what they look like and we're standing on top
of them. But look at this view. Looks like we can see some of the Pictured Rocks over
there and then what's below us. Wow this is really breathtaking. We're gonna hike
down there. Looks like we'll be going down by the lake.
It's raining out but we're getting some coverage from the trees. This is Miners
Castle.
Wow that's a gigantic rock formation. Wow this is beautiful. This water is just
turquoise and then on this side of the Overlook we've got some more rock
formations. So pretty spectacular and then through the trees we'd get a better
view of the rocks that we were just standing on top over there. I can hear a bird.
I wonder what kind of bird that is? Wow pretty amazing, pretty beautiful. We
stopped on another road. We saw a sign for a beach so we stopped here and we're
gonna go exploring.
We just passed two people that are carrying rocks out of here. They're talking
about how gorgeous the rocks are so I'm just anxious to go see what everybody's
talking about. Oh my gosh. Oh look at how gorgeous it is done there.
It's time to take the shoes off. Look at this... I wonder if the water's cold.
Well it's not too bad and it's not warm but it's not too bad. These must be the
rocks that everybody was talking about.
If you love rocks this would be a great place to visit. Are you catching any fish?
No? These are some pretty incredible sand dunes.
Miners Falls point six miles. Another scenic trail through the forest. I can hear the
waterfalls.
We can just feel the breeze from the Falls. I love these epic adventures so I
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