Explore Ironwood MI
Whether you want to experience culture and history or enjoy a hike at Cooper Peaks, Ironwood is the perfect destination for you no matter what the season! Enjoy the exquisite fall colors while kayaking or take a charter fishing trip during a perfect summer day! Ironwood is never short of recreational, historic, or artistic amusement for the whole family!
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Located in the northern section of the Ottawa National Forest, the Porcupin...
The Western U.P. Visitor's Bureau website is host to a great deal of inform...
Award winning city owned facility in the heart of the downtown. Includes ga...
Theater North is among the three oldest continuously operating community th...
Built in 1892, the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad Depot was designed in...
Norrie Park is a 105 acre park located on Norrie Park Road. This park is al...
Since 1968, when the Ironwood community roared to life with the first-ever...
Located just three miles north of Bayfield, WI, 23 miles north of Ashland,...
Take the Copper Peak Adventure Ride! Ride the chair lift up 810 feet to the...
The Miners Memorial Heritage Park (MMHP) encompasses the former iron ore mi...
Come and eat, stay, and play with us at Lac Vieux Desert's Northern Waters...
Take the Copper Peak Adventure Ride! Ride the chair lift up 810 feet to the...
Whitecap Kayak offers customed guided kayaking and camping trips on and abo...
Wolverine Nordic is a non-profit, tax-exempt organization with the mission...
The Little Finland Gift Shop is open Tuesday and Saturday from 10:00 to 2:0...
Hiawatha Statue the "Tallest Indian in the World" was built in 1964 and is...
The Cemetery Trails are located in the middle of Ironwood at the beautiful...
Lake Gogebic is Michigan's largest inland lake. Within its waters can be fo...
Ski Area Information- Base Elevation: 385 ft- Top Elevation: 850 ft- Vertic...
Little Girls Point County Park is a local gem, located in Ironwood Township...
"The men in this mural represent the thousands of men who worked in the Gog...
The Ironwood Depot was built in 1892, the passenger service ended in the 19...
"Finnish" in downtown Ironwood. Ski through historic mining areas, scenic b...
First opened in 1922, the Gogebic Country Club course is a par 71 course th...
Wolverine Nordic is a non-profit organization whose mission is to preserve...
Build in 1901 with the support of Andrew Carnegie, we are proud to be the O...
For over 20 years, the Lake of the Torches Resort Casino has been the premi...
Established in 2013, the Downtown Art Place (DAP) is a non-profit organizat...
The Superior Range Shooter's Club is located on 32 acres of land just north...
Saxon Harbor is located just across the the Michigan/Wisconsin boarder 5 mi...
Not open to public. Home of one of Ironwoods founding fathers, Solomon S. C...
The Historic Ironwood Theatre opened in 1928, during the glory days of Iron...
Ski Area Information- 638 Vertical feet- Annual snowfall of over 17 feet- 2...
Nestled on the Edge of the Porcupine Mountains and the Ottawa National Fore...
The Memorial Building is a two-story Neoclassical structure built of concre...
Little Finland is the home of the National Finnish American Festival. The N...
Stretching back many eventful years in Gogebic County history, the annual G...
