ACCESS VIA TRAIL 13 – ATV/UTV & SNOWMOBILE

Memorial
– Near crash sites of two B-47 Stratojets
– Impressive display
– Recovered canopy and ejection seat from one of the aircraft
Location
– About 10 miles south of Hurley, WI

DIRECTIONS
From Hurley take Hwy. 77W for approx. 0.5 miles, turn left on County C. Follow for another 4.5 miles to Island Lake Rd. Turn right on Island Lake Rd. and travel approx. 6 miles to Pit Road. It’s another 0.7 mile to site.
46.319063N, 90.240633W

Mountain Info
– 45 trails, 2 terrain parks, 9 double chairlifts
– Renowned grooming and friendly, down-home staff
– Rent a “Wine Hut” equipped with fireplace/woodstove and large deck
– 17 feet of average natural snowfall for exceptional skiing
– Natural snow from Lake Superior Lake Effect
Rentals
– Downhill, Snowboarding, X-Country and Snowshoes
Summer Activities
– Area hiking, biking, and exploring Lake Superior and Copper Peak
– Many area Waterfalls to explore
– The Porcupine Mountains (“The Porkies”) are only a 45-minute drive away
– Chalets with year-round hot tubs for relaxation
Wheeler and Sled Friendly
– ATV/UTV and snowmobile directly from our chalets

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Access & Views
– Offers access to Lake Superior
– Walk across a suspension bridge to the beach
– Ideal for watching sunsets, rock picking, swimming, and beach bonfires
Scenic Features
– Picturesque hiking trails
– Waterfalls: Rainbow, Sandstone, Potawatomi (wheelchair access), Gorge and Great Conglomerate
Amenities
– Vault toilet
– Picnic area

COPPER PEAK
BLACK RIVER HARBOR INFO
FIND YOUR NORTH WATERFALL BROCHURE

Copper Peak Adventure Ride
– Ride a chair lift to an 800-foot hilltop
– Take an 18-story elevator to the main observation deck
– Ascend an additional eight stories to the top starting gate
Views
– Midwest’s highest panoramic view
– See over 2,500 square miles, including three states and Canada on clear days
Copper Peak Mountain Bike Trails
– Navigate down to the Black River and climb 500+ vertical feet to the historic ski jump
– Downhill trails are fast and flowy with jumps and bridges
Additional Features
– Gift shop
– Nearby Black River Harbor and waterfalls

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Location
– Located in Iron County on Hwy 122
Views
– Upson Lake to the west
– Gogebic Range to the south
– Lake Superior to the north
Hike
– Short, quarter-mile trail leads to a scenic rock outcropping
Additional Note
– Ideal for photography, picnics, or simply enjoying the beauty of Wisconsin’s landscape

DIRECTIONS
Head north out of Upson on Hwy 122 (aka Hoyt Road). In about 2.5 miles, you’ll see a little white sign on the right sign of the road that says ‘Corrigan’s Lookout’. Turn left and head down the narrow, dirt road. It’s rocky and uneven, so drive with care! It’ll only take a few minutes before you reach an opening where you can park.

Hiawatha Statue
– Iconic landmark of Ironwood
– Built as a tourist attraction in 1964
– Erected on the site of the Old Norrie Iron Mine
Details
– Stands at 52 feet tall (including base)
– Weighs 9 tons with internal steelwork for anchoring
– Engineered to withstand winds of up to 140 mph
– Photo worthy

Unique Pebble Beach
– Perfect for agate and Yooperlight hunters
– Favorite beach of the locals
– Swim, float, paddle or beach bonfires
– Photo worthy sunsets
Access
– Easy, close parking to a half mile of Lake Superior lakeshore
– Lesser known path to the right of park; down a slight hill
View
– Apostle Islands to the Northwest
– Porcupine Mountains to the Northeast
Amenities
– Picnic area with 2 pavilions, picnic tables, grills and restrooms

BEACH INFO
YOOPERLITES

Nee-gaw-nee-gaw-bow (Leading Man)
– Indian statue by renowned artist Peter “Wolf” Toth
– Created to honor the Chippewa Indians
– 59th statue on the “Trail of Whispering Giants”
– Toth donated a unique Indian carving to each of the 50 states and Canada
Material and Completion
– Carved from a single piece of pine donated by the Ottawa National Forest
– Completed in 1988
Location
– On the lakeside pier next to the Wakefield Visitor’s Center

Plummer Mine Headframe Interpretive Park
– Features the last remaining mine headframe in Wisconsin, rising 80 feet high
– Used historically to lower miners underground and hoist loads of ore
– Listed on the National Register of Historic Places
Access
– Via Trail 2/77 for ATV/UTVs and snowmobiles
– Accessible by car, hiking, and mountain biking

DIRECTIONS
Take Hwy 77 heading West out of Pence. Turn Left onto Plummer Rd.

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“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 corridor
– 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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ACCESS VIA TRAIL 3 – ATV/UTV & SNOWMOBILE
– A quaint harbor on Lake Superior’s south shore near the MI border
– Ideal for fishing, sailing, kayaking, paddle boarding, agate hunting, and swimming
– Stunning sunsets with the Apostle Islands visible on the horizon

Mountain Info
– Two mountains: Black River Basin and Jackson Creek Summit
– Various terrain and opportunities for powder runs, especially after lake-effect snowstorms
– Features the first-ever high-speed, 6-pack chairlift in the U.P. – The Voyageur Express at Jackson Creek Summit
– Quick three-minute lift ride for skiers and snowboarders
– Snowboarding, downhill skiing, and terrain parks available
– Family-friendly with options for all skill levels from beginner to expert
Rentals
– Downhill, snowboards, and gear

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Stormy Kromer Factory Store
– Home of the iconic Stormy Kromer cap, a classic made in Ironwood
– Variety of outdoor gear and clothing, including hats, jackets, and more
– On-site shopping for quality, American-made products
– Stop by for unique gifts and outdoor essentials perfect for the Northwoods
Factory Tour
– Free behind-the-scenes factory tour

FACTORY TOUR INFO

Mountain Info
– Spans 400 acres with terrain for all skill levels, from beginner slopes to advanced double black diamond runs
– Stunning views of Lake Superior
– Receives 200 inches of fresh lake-effect snow each season, offering some of the most varied terrain in the Midwest, rivaling Western ski resorts
Rentals
– Downhill and Snowboards

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Trail Access
– Convenient access from the main trailhead with ample parking
– Easy-to-follow signage along the trails for navigation
Winter Activities
– Perfect for X-country skiing, fat tire biking, and snowshoeing
Scenic Views
– Trails pass through beautiful, quiet wooded winter landscaped
Trail Information
– Detailed maps provided at the trailhead
– Available updates and trail conditions available at the kiosk
Seasonal Information
– Open year-round, with trails groomed for winter sports
– Seasonal adjustments to trail conditions based on weather and snow levels

NORDIC SKI TRAILS
SNOWSHOE TRAILS
FAT TIRE BIKE TRAILS

The warming shelter/chalet offers a view of the historic wooden ski jump structure that was part of the club’s original activities. Cookies and hot chocolate are available in the chalet, which is open from 8am to 6pm during the ski season.
Donation

Trailheads
#1. The main trailhead is at the chalet located at 5851 Sunset Road
#2. The hospital trail head is located behind Aspirus Hospital
#3. There is a trail head with a parking area off Summit Road west off Powderhorn Rd, which provides access to snow bike trails as well as ski and snowshoe trails

Winter Activities
– X-country skiing, snowshoeing and fat tire biking
Summer Activities
– Hiking and mountain biking

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