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Exploring Michigan’s Remote Huron Islands: Historic Lighthouse on Lake Superior

The Huron Islands are a group of eight rocky islands sitting about three miles off the coast of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, on Lake Superior between Skanee and Big Bay. I left from Skanee and after about a 13-mile Sea-Doo ride, I landed on one of the most remote and rugged places in Michigan. From the small landing dock, it’s about a half-mile hike to the historic Huron Island Lighthouse, which has guided ships since 1868. The old fog signal building sits a little over a mile beyond the lighthouse, overlooking the vast expanse of Lake Superior and the tips of the Huron Mountains. Today, the Huron Islands remain wild, windswept, and rarely visited — a hidden piece of Michigan’s maritime history still standing strong and ready to welcome adventure seekers and visitors to it's shores. 0:00 Intro 0:41 Sea-Doo Ride to Island 3:00 Hiking to Lighthouse 6:30 Exploring Lighthouse 10:07 Hiking To Fog Signal Building 13:40 Exploring Fog Signal Building #HuronIsland #LighthouseExploration #lakesuperior #islandadventures #HistoricLighthouse #SeaDooAdventure #RemoteExploration #travelmichigan #adventurevlog #exploretheunknown #hiddengems #wildernessexploration