Gogebic Range

The Gogebic Range is a small, geologically ancient mountain range that spans the border between northern Wisconsin and the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. The range is part of the larger Laurentian Highlands, formed billions of years ago by volcanic and glacial activity. The terrain is characterized by gently rolling hills and ridges, with a maximum elevation of around 1,900 feet. The forests are predominantly hardwood and coniferous, providing habitat for a variety of wildlife including deer, black bears, and migratory birds.