Which U.S. national park is located on islands in Lake Superior?

Isle Royale National Park is located on islands in Lake Superior.

The park is centred on Isle Royale, a large, elongated island surrounded by Lake Superior, along with hundreds of smaller islands and nearby waters. It is part of Michigan and is known for its remote wilderness, boreal forests, inland lakes, and rugged shoreline.

Isle Royale became a national park in 1940. Its isolation has made it an important place for studying predator-prey relationships, especially the long-term interaction between gray wolves and moose. The park is accessible mainly by boat or seaplane, and its seasonal operation reflects the severe conditions of Lake Superior.

Voyageurs National Park is also associated with the Great Lakes region, but it lies around lakes in northern Minnesota rather than on Lake Superior’s island chain. Sleeping Bear Dunes is on Lake Michigan.