Yes, you can see them in Copper Harbor, Michigan . The northern parts of Keweenaw Peninsula are some of the best areas in the state to see the Northern Lights (aurora borealis). The peninsula's location on Lake Superior provides dark, light-pollution free skies and unobstructed views of the northern horizon, which are ideal conditions for viewing the northern lights. The best time to see the northern lights in Copper Harbor is during the equinoxes (around September 22 and March 22) and the months leading up to and following the solar maximum, which occurs every 11 years. However, the northern lights can be seen in Copper Harbor throughout most of the year. Here are a few ways you can increase your experience and chances of seeing the northern lights in Copper Harbor and on the Keweenaw Peninsula: Check the solar activity forecast: The Kp index is a measure of solar activity, and it's a good indicator of how likely it is that the northern lights will be visible. You can check...