Isle Royale National Park

Established in 1940 over 571,790 acres (231,400 hectares) of land, this beautiful park is situated on one of the largest islands on Lake Superior. Isle Royale National Park is a great place to explore different varieties of flora and fauna, such as snowshoe hares, wolves, coyotes, and moose, which are intriguing subjects of study for scientists who conduct investigations of predator-prey relationships in this type of environment. The geology of the park is diverse, and it shelters everything from mixed broadleaf forests, boreal forests, and conifers to sugar maples and quaking aspens.