Huron National Wildlife Refuge

Located 3 miles off the south shore of Lake Superior and 18 miles east of the Keweenaw Peninsula. The refuge is comprised of eight islands totaling 147 acres. A lighthouse was built on the West Huron Island in 1868 and is listed in the National Register of Historic Places. Habitat of this refuge varies from a sparse covering of red pines and white birch with ground-level vegetation to barren granite with scattered lichen growth. The refuge was established for the protection of migratory birds, specifically, a large nesting colony of herring gulls. All the islands are designated Wilderness.

Location: HCR 2, Box 1, Seney Michigan 49883 Telephone 906-586-9851

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