Isle Royale National Park, one of the nation's least-visited and most remote parks, instituted new rules for visitors in 2025 to prevent unwanted wolf interactions.

Isle Royale National Park is an island chain in northwestern Lake Superior north of Michigan's Upper Peninsula. There are more than 400 islands, some tiny, that make up the archipelago.

According to a news release from the National Park Service, reports of two dead people found at a backcountry campground at Isle Royale National Park were called in at around 4 p.m. local time on ...

Two campers were found dead at a remote campground of Isle Royale National Park, the National Park Service said on June 10. The park service said the individuals have not been identified.

Isle Royale National Park on Thursday, June 12, said the individuals who were found dead at the park earlier this week have been identified and next of kin notified, but officials did not release ...

The Isle Royal National Park is a remote island wilderness in the middle of Lake Superior in Michigan. It is only accessible by ferry, seaplane or private watercraft, according to the NPS.

Isle Royale National Park is a remote island cluster in Lake Superior, near Michigan’s border with Canada. It’s a car-free wilderness of forests, lakes and waterways, where moose and wolves roam.

Isle Royale National Park implemented new rules in 2025 regarding food storage to prevent wolf interactions. These rules require visitors to use animal-resistant containers and store food properly to ...

Isle Royale National Park on Thursday, June 12, said the individuals who were found dead at the park earlier this week have been identified and next of kin notified, but officials did not release ...

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According to the Isle Royale National Park website, the park has 36 campgrounds located across the island. It is not known at this time, at which of the campsites the bodies were located.

Two campers were found dead on June 8 at Isle Royale National Park, the National Park Service confirms.