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 Cross-country skiing is rapidly emerging as an important part of the Copper Harbor winter recreation scene. Rare, late-season skiing is the norm here given our long winters. With an average of 270" of powdery snowfall, the trails are usually blanketed in white. Copper Harbor 's Ski Club is made up of volunteers around the area who groom the trail system daily.
The groomed trails offer easy going, scenic woodland and open terrain pathways as well as challenging, scenic pathways for any cross-country devotee.
If you are willing to break trail, there are endless opportunites for exploration.
Near-by Eagle Harbor has some beautiful groomed trails too!
To get to the Copper Harbor pathways, begin at the Visitor Center in the center of town to find the main trail heads.
Fort Wilkins State Park- 3.4 km - Family - Easy skiing along Lake Fanny Hooe and through the State Park.
John Lincoln Green Trail - 1 km - Family -Short gentle run along shore of Lake Fanny Hooe.
Clark Mine - 7.2 km -Intermediate - Gentle and steep climb up and gradual and steep descent.
Kamikaze - 9 km - Intermediate to Expert - Long steep hill.
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