2017 Map of Laughing Fish Point

About this map

Lake Superior dominates the northern reaches of this coastal Michigan landscape, where the shoreline is defined by the prominent landform of Laughing Fish Point. The interior of the terrain is marked by a network of seasonal routes and access roads, including Grosbeck Trl, Mallette Point Trl, and Lake Superior Point Rd. These tracks wind through the wetlands and forests of Onota Township at the western edge of Alger County. The Laughing Whitefish River flows toward the lake, cutting through the southeastern portion of the map near Co Hwy 483. The map illustrates the sparsely populated nature of this Upper Peninsula shoreline, where infrastructure is primarily limited to secondary roads like N Rt Rd and Section 5 Rd that support local access to the water.