Michigan

Turnip Rock Island

United States, Michigan, Lake Huron

Description:

Lake Huron resembles a huge green bowl filled with clear water. Off the coast the water is very shallow and you can almost ten meters to go deep into the lake on foot. On the entire surface of the lake are scattered many small islets, which can be reached by boat or canoe. Tourists and guests often choose the small town of Port Austin for their holidays. In its vicinity there is an unusual natural wonder - the Rock of Repka.

The shores of the island are sheer cliffs on which pine trees and dense wild shrubs grow. The steep coast, eaten by winds and waves, forms a unique landscape. One of these natural wonders is the lonely Rock of Repka. Its base for many years undermined the waters of the lake, forming a high platform on a thin base. At the top, it grew tall pines, but it is absolutely impossible to climb it without special climbing equipment. In addition, it is privately owned and just storm an unusual rock will not work. But you can get to his foot by boat.

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