The Wisconsin-Michigan border is a natural boundary that separates the states of Wisconsin and Michigan in the United States. This border primarily follows the course of the Menominee River and extends northward to the Lake Michigan shoreline. It is characterized by diverse landscapes, including forests, rivers, and lakes. The border is significant for both states, influencing local economies and tourism. Popular activities in the area include fishing, hiking, and exploring the natural beauty of the Upper Peninsula of Michigan and the Northwoods of Wisconsin. The region is also home to various wildlife and outdoor recreational opportunities.