Bluff Valley Park
– Situated at the base of a bluff overlooking the city of Bessemer
Amenities
– Pavilion with restroom
– Basketball and tennis courts
– Playground
Explore
– Large trees line the park, with a pond surrounded by a walking path
– Wooded walking trails lead to the bluff with panoramic views of Bessemer and Copper Peak
– Snowshoeing in the winter

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

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BLACK RIVER HARBOR INFO
FIND YOUR NORTH WATERFALL BROCHURE

• Trail difficulty: Moderate
• Travel difficulty: Easy
• Height: 40 feet

Features
– Ancient lava flows, deep gorges, and spectacular waterfalls
– Log buildings built by the Civilian Conservation Corps in the 1930s
Activities
– Camping
– Hiking
– Bicycling
– Picnicking
– Fishing
– Swimming in Loon Lake
Highlights
– The 1.7-mile Doughboy’s Nature Trail along the Bad River is one of Wisconsin’s best hikes

DIRECTIONS
Take Hwy 13 to the north side of Mellen and turn northeast on Hwy 169. Travel 1.8 miles, the park entrance will be on the west side.
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Erwin Township Historical Society Museum
– Housed in an original schoolhouse building
– Features exhibits of local artifacts, legends, and immigration stories
Winter Activities
– X-country ski and snowshoe trails connecting to the ABR trail system
– Antique farm equipment display from Erwin Township pioneers
Summer Activities
– Ahti Nurmela Trail: self-paced history walking tour with displays of farm implements and a historic Finnish sauna
– Park amenities: pickleball court, playground, picnic tables, and benches
– Paved, stroller- and wheelchair-accessible paths
– Open sunrise to sunset, weather permitting

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• Trail difficulty: Easy
• Travel difficulty: Easy
• Height: 18 feet

Location
– On the East Branch of the Montreal River
Explore
– Short 0.3-mile scenic walking trail along the river
– Two platforms offering breathtaking views of the 18-foot waterfall
– Peaceful spot for nature lovers and photographers

DIRECTIONS
Take U.S. 2 west of Hurley for 0.6 miles to gravel road at Interstate Falls sign. Continue for 0.3 miles and park at large parking area.
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Good Starting Points
#1. Downtown Ironwood at Depot Park (Mile “0”)
#2. Parking area on the south side of US 2 at the Walmart intersection
#3. Parking area in Bessemer at the intersection of S Moore and W Colby streets
Explore
– Miles of scenic trail running from Ironwood to Ramsay
– Visit the historic Ironwood Depot Museum
Enjoy
– Ideal for walking, biking, and connecting with the natural beauty of the area
Winter Activities
– X-country skiing, fat tire biking and snowshoeing
Summer Activities
– Easy walking and biking

• Trail difficulty: Easy
• Travel difficulty: Easy
• Height: 10 feet

Kimball Falls
– Offering picnic tables, fire-pits, pavilion, porta potty, playground, and basketball court
– Waterfall viewing and fishing opportunities
– Short walking trail with interpretive signs honoring Kimball Fire Department honorees
– Located on the West Branch of the Montreal River, south of US Highway 2 and 3 miles west of Hurley

DIRECTIONS
Follow US 2 North out of Hurley and turn left onto Park Rd. Parking is at the end of Town Park Dr. just prior to the walking bridge.
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– Built on the site of the late 1800s/early 1900s iron mines
– Supplied metal for America’s industrial revolution
– Known by the locals as the “caves”
– 165 acres of woods and trails
– Free
Winter Activits
– X-country skiing and snowshoeing
Summer Activities
– Hiking and biking

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– 11km of trails groomed for classic x-country skiing
– Dogs welcome
– Donation
Winter Activites
– X-country skiing and snowshoeing
Summer Activities
– Hiking and mountain biking
Trailheads
#1 – Rose Wreath
#2 – Old School
#3 – Pence

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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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“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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Schomberg Park
– Features 2 loops totaling 1.7 miles of easy terrain
– One-hour hike through various forest types and management practices
– Trail marked with blue blazers for easy navigation
– Located between Mercer and Hurley, with parking available off Highway 51 at the south parking lot entrance
– Free
Winter Activities
– Snowshoeing only, no cross-country skiing
Summer Activities
– Walking trails
– Washing station, loading ramp, park and ride for ATV/UTV

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– Popular spot for fishing, swimming, or paddling
– Access via Eddy City Park or Southwest City Park
– Enjoy a 3-mile walk, bike ride, or snowshoe around the lake on a paved trail
ATV/UTV & Snowmobile Access
– Trail access for ATV/UTV and snowmobiles
– Easy access from both parks, connecting to nearby trail systems.