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Copper Peak and Rainbow Falls, Michigan Upper Peninsula, USA

15.1 mile (24.3 km) Michigan Upper Peninsula is famous for its Fall colors, every Fall there are thousands of people coming to the area to see the spectacular color of the Fall. Copper Peak is a ski jumping hill located near Ironwood, Michigan, United States. It was built in 1969 and was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1973. The site is currently used as a summer tourist attraction, you can reach around 3 quarters of the highest point and then climb the last quarter to get to the highest point. Rainbow Falls is the last waterfall of Black River before it reaches Lake Superior. It is a quite tall waterfall, there is a trail from the mouth of the river and hike back to view the waterfall. This route starts from the intersection of N Moore St and US-2 in Bessemer, Michigan and head to north, passing Copper Peak, ends at Rainbow Falls Trailhead, Ironwood, MI. This beautiful route in Michigan Upper Peninsula was taken in the first weekend of October, when the color of the tree leaves about to peak. The route is around 15.1 miles (24.3 km) with gentle uphill and downhills, it is a great ride. This is a full-length video for the route, it is not processed for Allerbi yet but just a demo of Allerbi routes. The final route video, working with Allerbi the best real-time two-way interactive training bike, will provide you the most realistic and immersive riding experience along the beautiful route. Check https://allerbi.com for more! If you like the video, please Like and/or Subscribe, we have many more routes to come! Suggest new route? Please leave them in comment or contact support@allerbi.com.