Discover the Serenity of Copper Falls

Getting There

• Car

  If you're driving, start from Ashland, WI, located along the southern shore of Lake Superior. From Ashland, take Highway 2 west for about 20 miles. Then, turn south onto County Highway E and continue for approximately 15 miles until you reach the town of Morse. Look for signs to Copper Falls State Park. Follow the signs to the park entrance and be prepared for a parking fee of around $8 for a day pass.

• Public Transportation

  Using public transportation can be a bit challenging as direct routes to Copper Falls are limited. However, you can take a bus from Ashland to the nearest town, which is Hurley, WI. From Hurley, you would need to arrange for a taxi or rideshare service to take you the remaining 15 miles to Copper Falls State Park. Be aware that public transportation schedules may vary, so check the local bus service in advance for the most current information.

• Biking

  For those who are adventurous and prefer biking, you can bike from Ashland to Copper Falls. The route is approximately 35 miles and involves a combination of highways and back roads. Ensure you have a good map or GPS device to navigate the route safely. Be cautious of traffic, especially on Highway 2. Make sure to bring water and snacks, as there are limited services along the route.

• Walking/Hiking

  If you are already in the vicinity of Copper Falls, several hiking trails lead to the park from nearby lodging or camping areas. The most popular trail is the North Country Trail, which offers stunning views along the way. Ensure you're well-prepared with good hiking shoes, a map, and sufficient supplies. Note that this option is only feasible if you are already close to the park.