easy
1 hour
Suitable for all fitness levels; minimal physical exertion required.
Join Copper Country Boat Tours for a lively trivia-based boat cruise on Hancock’s Portage Canal. Test your maritime smarts while soaking in stunning views and local history!
Experience a one-of-a-kind adventure with the Ship for Brains TRIVIA tour, offered by Copper Country Boat Tours LLC in Hancock, Michigan. This private historical boat tour combines the thrill of a trivia game with the scenic beauty of the Portage Canal. As you glide along the water, you'll be challenged with questions related to maritime history, local architecture, and the unique stories behind over 30 points of interest you encounter. Perfect for groups of friends or family, the tour offers an hour filled with laughter, friendly competition, and fun facts that bring the area's history to life. With breathtaking views and captivating commentary, this engaging experience offers something for trivia buffs and history lovers alike. Besides testing your knowledge, you’ll get to admire Hancock's charming waterfront, making it an unforgettable way to spend your day on Michigan's Keweenaw Peninsula.!
Even in summer, the breeze on the canal can be chilly—pack a light jacket to stay comfortable.
Arrive 15 minutes prior to departure to ensure smooth boarding and orientation.
Trivia is competitive but meant to be fun—encourage a friendly atmosphere for all participants.
Use sunscreen and a hat for daytime tours to protect yourself from prolonged sun exposure.
The Portage Canal was created in the late 19th century to connect lakes Superior and Portage, playing a crucial role in local shipping and industry.
Copper Country Boat Tours emphasizes environmentally responsible practices to protect the canal’s ecosystem and maintain clean waterways.
Protects against chilly breezes on the canal, especially in spring and fall.
spring specific
Shields your skin from sun exposure during daytime tours.
summer specific
Adds extra sun protection for your face and eyes.
summer specific
Enhances viewing of distant landmarks and wildlife along the canal.