DISC GOLF

Northern Wisconsin & Upper Michigan DISC GOLF Options

Disc golf in the Ironwood, MI area offers a fantastic outdoor experience for both seasoned players and beginners. Surrounded by the beautiful landscapes of the Upper Peninsula, Ironwood is home to several well-maintained disc golf courses that highlight the area’s natural beauty, including lush forests, rolling hills, and stunning views. The local courses provide a perfect mix of challenge and accessibility, with diverse layouts that include both wooded and open holes, ensuring players enjoy a variety of playing conditions.

Why Play Disc Golf in Ironwood

– Scenic Locations
Courses surrounded by forests, hills, and river views, offering a beautiful backdrop.
– Diverse Layouts
Courses with both wooded and open holes for a variety of playing conditions.
– All Skill Levels
Courses suitable for beginners to seasoned players, ensuring a fun experience for everyone.

Popular Disc Golf Courses

– City Park Course
A 9-hole course featuring a mix of technical shots and long, open drives, with scenic views of the Montreal River.
– Additional Courses
Nearby courses cater to different levels of difficulty, perfect for casual rounds or tournaments.

Community & Events

– Growing Disc Golf Scene
The local community is supportive, with events taking place throughout the year, attracting players from all over.

Whether you're enjoying a casual round with friends or preparing for a tournament, the Ironwood area’s disc golf courses offer a perfect balance of challenge and enjoyment. With its stunning landscapes and a welcoming community, Ironwood is a must-visit destination for disc golf enthusiasts.

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Ironwood

Mt Zion

– Located on Gogebic Community College campus with panoramic views
– Functions as a laboratory for GCC’s nationally acclaimed Ski Area Management Program
Winter Activities
– Downhill skiing, snowboarding and X-country skiing
– Free X-Country Ski Trail
– Features 10 slopes and trails for all skill levels
– Senior citizens 62+ ski/snowboard free!
– Snow Tubing Park
Rentals
– Quality Downhill Ski and Snowboard Rentals
Summer Activities
– Beautiful vistas, mountain biking, and disc golf
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Ironwood
Dogs Allowed

Norrie Park

Norrie Park
– Originally built as a Civilian Conservation Corps camp during the Great Depression
– Now a cherished destination for outdoor activities and community events
Activities and Feature
– Hiking and biking trails
– Disc golf course
– Montreal River walk
– Ironwood community gardens
Amenities
– Playground, pavilion, picnic tables, and grills

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Ontonagon
Dogs Allowed

Porcupine Mountains Wilderness State Park

“The Porkies”
– Michigan’s largest state park
– 60,000 acres of old-growth forest, waterfalls, Lake Superior shoreline, rivers, trails and ridges
– Popular for camping, hiking, snowmobiling, fishing, and more
Natural Attractions
– Lake of the Clouds
– Scenic Presque Isle River Waterfalls
(Manabezho Falls, Manido Falls, Nawadaha Falls)
– Summit Peak observation tower
– Roaring waterfalls and picturesque vistas
Recreational Features
– Porcupine Mountains Winter Sport Complex
– Fall chairlift rides
– 18-hole disc golf course
– Porcupine Mountains Shooting Complex (managed by Lake Superior Sportsman Club)
Access
– ATV/UTV and snowmobile access
– Park roads, including County Road M-107 and South Boundary Road, close from Dec. 1 through late spring for safety
– During winter, closed roads become designated snowmobile trails and reopen when safe for vehicles, as determined by the Ontonagon County Road Commission


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