Horseshoe Bay Beach - Tourist attraction in Copper Harbor - High Rock, Bay Rd, USA

It's a small parking area. But you'll enjoy a lovely winding scenic walk through the woods hiking up and down the landscape to reach the shoreline. It feels a bit longer than what the sign says it is so be prepared. The beach is mostly red rocks with some red sand in spots. There are some awesome rock cliffs on either side of the beach as well.

Rough dirt road to get to parking area. 0.3 mile moderate to rough trail to reach the beach. Pristine smooth rock and sand beach. Well worth the effort.

It's an amazing place to be if you love to be out in nature, very few people venture this far past Copper Harbor from what I could tell.

One of the best spots in the Keweenaw. The road out is a lot better than high rock bay but you will have to be careful. There's a few spots you could bottom out of you're not careful as of August 23.

Another spot on our August 2022 trip to Copper Harbor that we were able to check off our bucket list. The scale of the harbor is grand! The rock formations jutting from Lake Superior and inland were immense. I would never have imagined! We were able to swim, rock climb, and look for agates. Picture perfect day other than the stable flies. Even so we stayed for a couple hours. Battling them was worth it just to see such a natural place. The hike in was easy enough about a half mile or so and plenty of parking.

This was a surprisingly cool place to visit. Discovered at the end of US-41 and followed the dirt road and the signs. The road was a tad bit rough and maybe if there was more rain it would have been difficult for a car, but trucks and jeeps should be able to navigate it without a problem. The hike to the beach starts at two yellow posts that lead down a red stone path. It's a fairly easy hike but watch your step on the roots, a lot stick out and you can trip on them. The beach is a stone beach and great if you are a rock hunter. I didn't have the time but I do want to go back there with a black light to check for yooper lite but that will be for another time. Otherwise this is a great little spot to go and check out.

Awesome hike but road in is really really rough! Take a 4wd with good ground clearance.

Well worth the drive to this secluded, rocky beach! Note that you will need to traverse two gravel roads to get here, the second is more narrow and rutted, but not a big problem. A short hike down to the beach (1/3 of a mile) for cool views, fun exploring and rock hunting.