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CHASSELL
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Sturgeon River Sloughs Natural Area. A lookout tower provides a relaxing sweeping view of a former wet pastureland now managed as a stopover point for migrating waterfowl ... more

Einerlei. A restful, handsome gift and clothing shop, greenhouse, and garden in a rambling series of indoor and outdoor spaces ... more

Chassell Heritage Center. This is a truly fine little local history musuem, using memorabilia to tell stories of ancient Native American life and much more recent immigrant life ... more

Chassell Centennial Park. A peaceful view of the water just off the highway from this well-equipped park with swimming beach and peaceful view, chutes-and-ladders playgroun, volleyball and basketball courts, picnic tables and grills ... more

 

 
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Chassell Centennial Park

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Not obviously visible from the highway, this well-equipped park offers a swimming beach and peaceful view across the Keweenaw Waterway. There's a chutes-and-ladders playground, a boat launch, full-size volleyball and basketball courts, picnic tables and grills and a gazebo, and a big pavilion that's used as an ice rink in winter. Don't expect much shade; it's an open place.
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Off U.S. 41 at the north end of Chassell, just south of the Chippewa Motel, at the foot of Third Street


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