Come visit us in Iron Mountain, Kingsford, Norway and Dickinson County, where an abundance of adventures awaits you! Our fresh, clean air and crystal clear lakes and streams will fuel your desire to get out and be one with nature or just relax and renew in the silence surrounding you. Please browse through the pages of our Visitor Guide or look us up on-line at www.ironmountain.org
333 S. Stephenson Ave., STE. 202
Iron Mountain, MI 49801
(800) 236-2447
Looking to soak up the local scenery? Fumee Lake Natural Area and other areas have miles of trails to enjoy the scenic views, wildlife and flowers. Want some beautiful water scenery? Check out Piers George Rapids or one of the area’s waterfalls. Looking for a scenic overlook? Check out Pine Mountain Ski Jump or the new Sam Bassett viewing platform at the Millie Mine Bat Site.
When looking for a place to stay, the Iron Mountain / Norway area has plenty of options. Small, locally owned “Mom and Pop” motels offer the personal and affordable option. Looking for something more contemporary? We have plenty of national chain hotels with many amenities to offer guests. Looking for a quiet cabin along the river? We can accommodate you there as well.
Miles of trails for both silent and motorsports enthusiasts to bike, hike, cross-country ski, ATV and snowmobile. Waterways for canoe, kayak, whitewater rafting, boating and fishing. Forest areas offer great bird, small game, bear and deer hunting. Nationally rated golf courses and a great ski resort offer something for everyone all year round.
“Welcome”, “Inspire”, “Hope”, Believe”, and “Community”. The words on which the Power of Words Project are based were voted on by the public. Work on the project was organized by the Iron Mountain Downtown Development Authority and the Svelata Foundation. They are a continuation of Mia Tavonatti’s Power of Words Project, and a humanitarian mural campaign designated to engage community members in the creative process by having them select words that defines the vision they have for the future.
The Dickinson County area of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula has one of the state’s lowest unemployment rates, and many of our local employers are hiring. From engineering to manufacturing production, our local industries provide opportunities to grow from within and give a sense of pride in working for essential businesses. Take the next step to being minutes
Inpatient, Outpatient & Emergency (906) 774-1313 marshfieldclinic.org/regional/dickinson
Veterans Administration Hospital
East H St., Iron Mountain, MI (906) 774-3300
www.va.gov.com
Michigan State Police
N. US-2, Iron Mountain, MI (906) 774-2121
Integrity Care EMS
719 River Ave, Iron Mt., Ml 49801 (906) 828-2448
Iron Mountain Fire Department
111 E. Fleishiem St., Iron Mountain, MI (906) 774-0622
Kingsford Public Safety
510 S. Westwood Ave, Kingsford, MI (906) 774-2525
Norway City Police
915 Main St., Norway, MI (906) 563-5801
Florence County Sheriff (715) 528-3346
Population 27,472
Iron Mountain: 8,150
Kingsford: 5,435 Norway: 2,896
Total Land Area: 766 Sq. Miles
Public Land: 220,000 Acres Acres of Lake: 6,400 Acres Miles of Rivers: 645 Miles
Transportation: Air: Delta Connection Bus: Indian Trails Bus Line
Weather Ave. Rainfall: 30 in. annually Ave. Snowfall: 63 in. annually
Avg. Temperature: 11 F (January)
Avg. Temperature: 78 F (June)
Iron Mountain, MI 49801 (906) 774-2002/ fax (906) 774-2004 www.dickinsonchamber.com
Tourism Association of the Dickinson County Area 1 (800) 236-2447 www.ironmountain.org
Dickinson Area Economic Development Alliance
P.O. Box 594, Iron Mountain, MI 49801 www.daeda.org
Department of Natural Resources Norway, Field Office W US-2, Norway, MI (906) 563-9247
MSU – Extension – Dickinson County 527 Stephenson St. Norway, MI 49870 (906) 774-0363
Wild Rivers Interpretive Center Florence County, WI Jct. US-2 & 70, Florence, WI
Michigan Welcome Center 600 S. Stephenson Ave. Iron Mountain, MI (906) 774-4201
Ford Airport Cowboy Lake Road, Kingsford, MI (906) 774-4830
With airline service to Minneapolis/St. Paul and Detroit. See Delta.com www.fordairport.org
Indian Trails Bus Services 400 Iron Mountain St. Iron Mountain, MI (800) 292-3831
Cabs/Limo Service City Cab / (906) 221-9979
Get-A-Cab / (866) 438-2222 Elite Limousine / (906) 396-7809
CORNISH PUMP, HISTORICAL, AND WORLD WAR II AND GLIDER MUSEUMS
Located side by side at 300, 302 and 411 Kent Street, Iron Mountain. The focal point is a 725-ton steeple compound condensing engine. Rising 54’ from the engine room floor and documented as the Nation’s largest engine capable of pumping 5 million gallons daily. Also on display, a fully restored World War II Glider (one of only 7 in the world) that was originally manufactured at the Ford Plant in Kingsford. You’ll also find other historic military items and historic vehicles. Open summer months. (906) 7741086 • www.menomineemuseum.com
105 O’Dill Rd., Norway, MI. Walk through Norway’s past and a Special Showcase. Adjacent to the museum is the “The O’Dill farmhouse and former “soda pop” factory. Open Memorial Day thru Labor Day.
Pine Mountain Resort N3332 Pine Mt. Rd., Iron Mountain. Sports memorabilia dating back to 1930’s. Open daily. FREE! (877) 553-7463
Located on US-2 in Vulcan, 10 miles east of Iron Mountain. Guided underground mine tours, by train, through 2,600 feet of underground drifts and slopes. Has largest rock shop in Upper Michigan. Group rates/tours by appointment. Hours: 9AM-5PM daily Memorial Day through Oct. 15. (906) 563-8077 • www.ironmountainironmine.com
Located at the base of Pine Mountain Ski Jump. Monuments honoring the Veterans of the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. Sitting area and spectacular view.
PINE MOUNTAIN SKI JUMP – IRON MOUNTAIN
Located off US-2/141 on Pine Mountain Road. The “King of Hills”, this 123.5-meter ski slide is one of the world’s highest artificial ski jumps. The scaffold height is 186 feet, length of the slide is 381 feet, height of the landing hill is 349 feet, length of the entire run is 1,440 feet. Estimated speed at takeoff is 55 to 60 miles per hour, landing is 65 mph. FREE VIEWING! www. kiwanisskiclub.com
THE NORWAY SPRING
On US-2 Norway. Nestled on the hillside just west of Norway, the fountain cascades cool, clear artesian spring water. The well was formed in 1903 by a 1,094-foot shaft drilled in search of iron ore.
CEMETERY PARK
Cedar St., Iron Mountain (906) 774-1212
DICKINSON COUNTY MEMORIAL GARDENS
US-2 East, Iron Mountain (906) 774-1620
FOSTER CITY CEMETERY
State Hwy. M-69 / (906) 246-3789
MEYER CEMETERY
Hermansvillle (East US-2) / (906) 498-2389
NIAGARA, WI CEMETERY
Washington Ave., Niagara, WI (715) 251-3235
NORWAY TOWNSHIP CEMETERY 1242 WPA Rd., Norway, MI (906) 563-7362
RIVERSIDE CEMETERY
County Rd., 537, Faithorn (906) 438-2270
MENOMINEE RANGE HISTORICAL FOUNDATION
411 Kent St., Iron Mountain, MI (906) 828-1822
DICKINSON COUNTY LIBRARY
401 S. Iron Mountain St., Iron Mountain (906) 774-1218
DICKINSON COUNTY COURT HOUSE
US-2 / S. Stephenson, Iron Mountain (906) 774-0988
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION CHURCH
500 Blaine St., Iron Mountain. This church reflects the heritage and building techniques of the Italian immigrants who erected it. The church is strikingly reminiscent of Renaissance parish churches in Italy.
Explore the rugged beauty of the Wisconsin–Michigan borderlands through its breathtaking waterfalls—each one shaped by ancient bedrock, roaring rivers, and deep Northwoods forest. From roadside cascades to wild backcountry drops, these falls offer unforgettable moments for hikers, photographers, paddlers, and anyone seeking a peaceful escape into nature.
Tucked along the Popple River, Big Bull Falls splits around a small island to create two distinct channels—one plunging seven feet in a dramatic drop and the other tumbling over smaller cascades. Surrounded by rugged granite outcrops, the rustic trail provides multiple scenic viewpoints ideal for quiet reflection or photography.
Just below the Pine River Dam, this powerful 60-foot, three-tiered cascade carves its way through 2-billion-year-old bedrock. The rushing rapids and dramatic rock formations make it a must-see destination for those who appreciate both raw power and ancient natural beauty.
Located along the Pike River, Bull Falls is a serene stop where the river winds through a forested gorge, forming gentle rapids and layered cascades. Its peaceful, narrow canyon offers a quiet retreat for nature lovers.
A local favorite on the Pike River, Dave’s Falls features both upper and lower cascades flowing through striking rock formations. Visitors can explore rugged trails, cross the river via a wooden bridge, or enjoy family-friendly amenities like a playground and restrooms. Named after river crew boss Dave Frechette, the falls are a piece of both natural and local history.
Just downstream of its larger neighbor, Twelve Foot Falls, this charming eight-foot drop spills over a rocky ridge into a wide scenic pool. Its quiet beauty makes it perfect for a relaxing stop or a peaceful picnic.
A stunning plunge over a rugged rock ledge, Eighteen Foot Falls offers one of the region’s more dramatic drops. Surrounded by dense forest, the secluded setting makes this a favorite for hikers and photographers.
A small but beautiful waterfall on the Pike River, Four Foot Falls narrows through a rocky crevice before tumbling into a quiet forest setting. It’s a tranquil hidden gem perfect for a peaceful break in nature.
Just off U.S. Highway 2, this easy-to-access, multi-tiered cascade drops 20–30 feet and makes a lovely roadside stop for travelers heading through Michigan’s Upper Peninsula.
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This gentle 10-foot waterfall along the Popple River is surrounded by towering cedars, mossy logs, and serene cascades. Its quiet, secluded atmosphere is ideal for exploration, photography, and moments of calm in the forest.
The crown jewel of the region, LaSalle Falls drops 22 feet into a dramatic gorge on the Pine River. Rapids continue for a half-mile downstream, offering unforgettable views from both the trail and the river. Adventurous visitors can explore the gorge by kayak or canoe—an unbeatable perspective of this powerful natural wonder.
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One of the area’s most impressive waterfalls, Long Slide Falls descends 50 feet over a long stretch of rugged rock. A short hike leads to dramatic views of the fast-moving water, making it a favorite destination for hikers and photographers alike.
MEYERS FALLS – FLORENCE, WI
This peaceful seven-foot cascade flows over ancient rock formations more than 2 billion years old. Best viewed from the north side, Meyers Falls offers a calming escape framed by lush forest and quiet river scenery.
Along the Menominee River, Piers Gorge offers some of the region’s most dramatic whitewater. A scenic trail leads to overlooks of Mishicot Falls, Sand Portage Falls, and a series of thundering rapids carving through the rocky gorge. It’s a top destination for hikers, rafters, and anyone who loves high-energy rivers.
Accessible by forest roads north of Iron Mountain, Rock Dam Falls rewards visitors with a scenic drop beside a large rock outcrop and small gorge. A short walk across wooden bridges brings you to Pine Creek and the falls—an excellent stop for those who enjoy quiet, off-the-beaten-path adventures.
A narrow chute waterfall on the Pemebonwon River, Smalley Falls rushes between boulders in a picturesque and peaceful setting—a great complement to nearby Long Slide Falls.
Located in Twelve Foot Falls County Park, this 12-foot cascade drops over a rocky ledge into a calm pool surrounded by pine plantation and forest. It’s a favorite spot for camping, picnicking, and scenic afternoons outdoors.
A beautiful six-foot cascade on the Popple River, Washburn Falls flows over rock ledges into a quiet forest pool. Adventurous visitors often climb down the steep hill and cross a small stream to reach the peninsula viewpoint—the most breathtaking angle of the falls.
For a detailed map of waterfall locations visit ironmountain.org, and click on Outdoor Fun and Waterfalls.
WHITEWATER RAFTING
The most challenging section of whitewater in the Midwest, the Menominee River plummets down a 10-foot waterfall and tumbles wildly through canyon walls, forming powerful hydraulics and huge standing waves. For expert kayakers and rafters only. Take US-8 off US-2 in Norway and go 2 miles south.
WHITEWATER RAFTING
The Menominee River and Piers Gorge offer Class III and Class IV rafting.
Kosir’s (715) 757-3431 • www.kosirs.com True North Outpost (906) 239-4971 • www.truenorthoutpost.com Wildman Adventure Resort (715) 757-2938 • www.wildmanresort.com
TRUE NORTH OUTPOST
W5768 Old Piers Gorge Road, Norway, Ml 49870. Class Ill and Class IV whitewater rafting. 3-hour public rafting trips, Private and overnight rafting trips. Outdoor rock climbing trips. www.truenorthoutpost.com (906) 239-4971
RECREATION LANES FAMILY BOWLING
1555 N. Stephenson, Iron Mountain. Open bowling daily, pool, bumper bowling, Glo-Bowl. (906) 774-9852 www.rec-lanes.com
“SKI-TERS” – WATER SKI SHOW
Located 4 miles west of Iron Mountain on US-2 in Spread Eagle on Badwater Lake. The 1-1/2 hour show is award-winning! Every Wed. & Sun., 6 PM. FREE.
TRI-CITY CINEMA 8
US-2 in Quinnesec, MI. Daily discount matinees, senior rates, hearing impaired devices. (906) 774-5808
RAINBOW’S END ALPACAS
W6139 US-2, Norway, Ml 49870.
The Rainbow Party and Meeting Center. Rainbow yarns and gifts. Call for farm and store hours. (906) 563-7034
IMAGINATION FACTORY CHILDREN’S
MUSEUM/ OUR PLACE COMMUNITY CENTER
301 W. Hughitt St., Iron Mountain, Children’s Love2Learn Interactive Play, Weekend Youth Clubs & Family Activities, Career Launch Program for all students and adults, School Trainings for Leadership Development, Bully Prevention & Career Education
PLEASANT VIEW ORCHARD & BAKERY
W6050 Chapman Rd., Niagara, WI 54151 Orchard, bakery and store. Apple Festival in Fall. pleasantvieworchard.com (715) 927-2450.
DTN/Dickinson Trail Network
Non-motorized trails through Dickinson County located in Iron Mountain, Norway and Kingsford. Trails for walking, hiking, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, mountain biking, and fat tire. www.dtntrails.org
ICE RINKS
IRON MOUNTAIN
Mountain View Ice arena
400 E. Hughitt (906) 774-1480
Check Facebook for open skate hours
NORWAY
Strawberry Lake Park (located on Main Street) Free skate rentals, warming hut, refreshments
QUINNESEC
Quinnesec Park, Lincoln Ave
Warming hut, skates
KINGSFORD East Kingsford
Rink and warming hut
KINGSFORD
Corner of Fulton St and Marquette Blvd
Rink only
THE NORWAY SPEEDWAY
US-8, Norway at the fairgrounds. The track is a third mile oval that is slightly banked. Originally a dirt track, it was built in 1942 and was blacktopped in 1978. Races are held on Fridays throughout the summer, with some special Saturday races. www.norwayspeedway.com
DEYOUNG FAMILY ZOO
N5406 Cty. Rd 577, Wallace, MI. Tigers, lions, leopards, reptiles, petting zoo & native animals. (906) 788-4093 www.deyoungzoo.com
YMCA
800 Crystal lake Blvd., Iron Mountain. Swimming pool, gymnasium, racquetball courts, child care. (906) 774-4076 www.nlymca.com
MILLIE MINE BAT VIEWING AREA
Park St., Iron Mountain. Wildlife site area with information on Upper Peninsula bats and covered mine shaft. Best viewing times for bats would be approximately May and September at sunrise or sunset.
FUMEE LAKE NATURAL AREA
A natural area with two lakes providing 7 miles of shoreline for hiking, biking, cross-country skiing & horseback riding. The grounds contain 150 bird species, 620 plant species and 38 animal-reptile species. www.fumeelake.org
BOMBER’S GOLF COURSE
Located at Wildman Adventure Resort, Bomber’s offers 9 holes of golf, the area’s only Zipline tours, rock climbing and rappelling, and paintball pursuit. (715) 251-3110
BEAR’S DEN MINI GOLF AND GO-KARTS
US-2, Spread Eagle, WI (715) 696-6166
IRON MOUNTAIN CITY PARK
Large city park with playground, picnic tables, pavilion for rent, enclosed deer pen, bark park for dogs, walking/cross-country ski (lit)/ snowshoe trails, sledding hill (lit), and 18 hole disc golf course.
A non-profit group of dedicated volunteers whose mission is to develop, maintain & promote a network of non-motorized trails through Dickinson County. Their goal is to provide easily accessible outdoor recreation options to local residents.
For an updated calendar of events, visit us at www.ironmountain.org
IRON MOUNTAIN BREWFEST
MI and WI breweries, food, music. (June 20) www.downtownironmountain.com
PINE MOUNTAIN MUSIC FESTIVAL
Music fills the air in June and July. Workshops, Harp, Opera, Chamber music & much more. www.pmmf.org
FARMERS MARKET
Downtown Iron Mountain, June 7-October 11. Seasonal fresh vegetables and fruits, organic items. Theme days! Saturdays 8am to Noon.
DICKINSON COUNTY COUNCIL FOR THE ARTS
“Art for All” Bay West College Juried Midwest Arts & Crafts Show
MUSIC UNDER THE STARS
Summer outdoor concerts, Lake Antoine Park Norway Bandshell
“OUT TO LUNCH”
Downtown Iron Mountain, Lunchtime concerts, Thursdays 11:30-1:30, June 6 - October 10.
NORTHERN MICHIGAN DANCE ACADEMY
The local dance academy presents performances for their summer dance production. (mid-June) www.exploringthenorth.com/artim/artim.html
BRAUMART THEATER
Live theater and local productions. Live music concerts. www. friendsofthebraumart.org • (906) 774-8837
MUSIC IN THE PARK
Downtown Norway Bandshell, Evening concerts, Thursdays, June – August
GUS MACKER 3-ON-3 BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT
August 15-16, 2026 , gusmackerim.org
PINE MOUNTAIN 500
Race yourself and other competitors up the 500 steps at Giant Pine Mountain in Iron Mountain. A one-of-a-kind competitive and non-competitive event. www.pinemountain500.com
ITALIANFEST
Join us August 8th for the annual ItalianFest in downtown Iron Mountain. Family-friendly celebration of Iron Mountain’s strong Italian heritage, including authentic and delicious cuisine, fantastic live music, fun activities, and refreshing beverages.
FLORENCE COUNTY – WI FAIR
The Fair showcases traditional family fun; horse pull, antique tractor show, horse shows, and carnival. Live music. Held one week before Labor Day. www.florencewisconsin.com
Starts on Thursday before Labor Day and goes through Labor Day. County fair with crafts, food, & produce. Animals, livestock auction, horse and cart, harness, and stock car races. www. dickinsoncountyfair.com • (906) 563-8840
TOUR DE DICKINSON
Whether you are a hardcore, serious rider or just someone who loves to ride a bike, you will have a great time riding down scenic roads and soaking in the sights of rivers, country land, Fumee Falls, natural water springs and much more. www. tourdedickinson.com
LEIF ERIKSON FESTIVAL
Norway, MI. Multi-day festival featuring arts and crafts, Viking village and re-enactment, food and fall produce, live music and children’s entertainment. (October) www.leiferiksonfest.com
IRON MOUNTAIN OKTOBERFEST
Authentic Bavarian Oktoberfest right here in Iron Mountain, MI. Enjoy continuous entertainment, polka dancing, delicious German food, sing-alongs and fun for all. (September 26) www.downtownironmountain.com
RUN IRON MOUNTAIN ROAD & TRAIL HALF MARATHON
Scenic diversity in a mix of competitive and non-competitive courses. September 26. Find us on Facebook
PUMPKIN WALK
Come downtown for fun contests and trick-or-treating for the kids. (October 24)
GIRLS NIGHT OUT
Girls’ Night Out (GNO) provides an opportunity for Yooper ladies to get out with friends around the opening day of hunting season. (November 12)
CHRISTMAS WALK
Festive walk gazing at shop windows, nativity scene, Santa and Mrs. Claus at the library, foot parade with the Dickinson Area Community Chorus, and tree lighting. (December 4)
www.mappingsolutionsgis.com
Tucked into the lush landscape of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, Norway is a welcoming small town where history, nature, and hometown hospitality come together. Whether you’re passing through on US-2 or planning a weekend getaway, Norway offers the perfect blend of quiet relaxation and authentic Northwoods adventure.
Start your visit in Historic Downtown Norway, where brick storefronts, family-owned shops, and local eateries create a warm, walkable destination. Stop by the renowned Norway Spring, a natural artesian spring that has flowed for generations, offering fresh, cold drinking water right from the earth—an iconic stop for travelers and locals alike.
Outdoor enthusiasts will find plenty to explore. The Norway Trail System weaves through forested terrain ideal for hiking, mountain biking, snowshoeing, and wildlife watching. Nearby, the Sturgeon River invites anglers and paddlers to enjoy some of the region’s most peaceful waters. Family fun awaits at Hanbury Lake, a favorite spot for swimming, picnics, and sunny summer afternoons.
History lovers won’t want to miss the Jake Menghini Historical Museum, showcasing the area’s immigrant roots, mining heritage, and unique local stories. Seasonal events—from festive holiday gatherings to summertime community celebrations—bring the town to life with UP spirit. Whether you come for the trails, the traditions, or the small-town charm, Norway, Michigan offers a refreshing U.P. experience worth discovering.
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CONTRAST COFFEE
1201 Carpenter Ave., Iron Mountain Freshly roasted, masterfully brewed. Crepes, Paninis, Salads. (906) 451-5662
www.contrastcoffeeco.com
DUNKIN’
1009 S. Stephenson Ave., Iron Mountain
Long-running chain serving signature breakfast items & a variety of coffees (906) 239-9270
EDELWEISS COFFEE INC.
201 Ridgeview, Iron Mountain (next to Marshfield Clinic-Dickinson)
Drive-thru coffee shop. A variety of hot, iced or frozen espresso-based beverages. Every drink is made to order. (906) 828-2329
www.edelweisscoffeeshop.com
AMERICAN LEGION POST
916 River Ave., Iron Mountain
Tuesday 6:30PM (906) 774-5797
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
52 W. Breitung Ave., Kingsford
Wednesday 6:30PM (906) 774-3320
ISLAND RESORT & CASINO
W399 US-2/41, Harris, MI 49845
Vegas-style gaming, championship golf, spa, restaurants, live entertainment. (906) 466-2941 www.islandresortandcasino.com
MOOSE JACKSON CAFÉ
221 East A St., Iron Mountain
Iron Mountain’s Original Coffeehouse Coffees, soups, wraps, paninis, salad, quiche, catering (906) 776-2233
www.moosejackson.com
NEU CUP COFFEE
1212 S. Stephenson Ave., Iron Mountain Drive-thru. Offering delicious espresso drinks, coffee, latte, cappuccino, freezes, smoothies. Homemade baked goods, breakfast sandwiches. (906) 448-5044
www.neucupcoffee.com
STARBUCKS
S. US-2, In front of Walmart Opening Spring 2026
CORNISH PUMP MUSEUM
Gift Shop features publications of the area and the Upper Peninsula and a wide variety of gifts and souvenirs including World War II glider license plate, glider T-shirts, sweatshirts and hats.
BRICK + MORTAR
213 E. Hughitt St., Iron Mountain Highly curated retail store focusing on products for a more refined experience in the UP. (906) 828-1346 www.brickandmortarim.com
CORNISH PUMP MUSEUM
West off US-2 on Kent St., Iron Mountain Gift Shop, reproductions and antiques. (906) 774-1086
CRISPIGNA’S ITALIAN MARKET
710 Norway St., Iron Mountain Italian foods, homemade pastas. (906) 774-0266 www.crispignasitalianmarket.com
ECHO BOUTIQUE
408 S. Stephenson Ave., Iron Mountain Modern, Trendy, Fun. Consignment shop of men’s, women’s, children and maternity clothing. (906) 828-2737 echoboutiqueim.com
FRANCIE’S TRADITIONAL DESIGN
333 S. Stephenson Ave., Ste 12, Iron Mountain Gourmet, gifts, kitchens, etc. (906) 774-2400
IRON MOUNTAIN IRON MINE
US-2 in Vulcan, 10 miles east of Iron Mountain. Rock shop, ironware and shirts. (906) 563-8077 www.ironmountainironmine.com
JERI’S QUILT PATCH & GIFTS
703 Brown St., US-2 Norway Quilts, quilting equipment and gifts. (906) 563-9620
KINGSLEY NORTH
106 West B, Iron Mountain 910 Brown Street, Norway. Lapidary equipment, jewelry. (800) 338-9280
LYDIA’S BOUTIQUE BY CROCK & ROCKER
108 East B St, Iron Mountain Fabulous Fashions and Fine Things (906) 282-6017 Find us on Facebook.
MULLY AND MO’S
427 S Stephenson Ave., Iron Mountain Hallmark merchandise and home décor. (906) 869-2342
https://mullymosllc.wixite.com/mullymosllc
O.M. GIGI BOUTIQUE
209 E Hughitt St., Iron Mountain Online women’s and children’s clothing, shoes, jewelry, in-store shopping. (906) 396-3668 Omgigishop.com
RAINBOW’S END ALPACA FARM AND GIFT SHOP
W6139 US-2, Norway
Alpaca farm and gift shop with alpaca yarn and products. (906) 563-7034
SOMEWHERE
427 S. Stephenson Ave, Iron Mountain Candy, books, decor, games and souvenirs NEW! Next to Mully and Mo’s
SWEDISH PASSPORT/SCANDIA HOUSE INTERNATIONAL 626 Iron, Norway
The only Scandinavian shop in the area. (906) 563-8200 www.swpassport.com
U.P. PAWN
1212 N Stephenson Ave., Iron Mountain (906) 828-4288
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AMERICINN BY WYNDHAM
Iron Mountain, Seats up to 50 (906) 774-190
BAYMONT BY WYNDHAM
Iron Mountain, Seats 75 (906) 776-8000
DAYS INN
Iron Mountain, Seats 25-30 (906) 774-2181
PINE GROVE COUNTRY CLUB
Iron Mountain, seats up to 250 (906) 774-2994
DUVAL LAKESIDE RESORT / MENOMINEE RIVER
US-2 to Bass Lake Rd., Cty Rd 607, to Duval Rd., Iron Mountain (906) 774-1689
EDGEWATER RESORT / MENOMINEE RIVER
N4128 US-2, Iron Mountain (800) 236-6244 / (906) 774-6244 www.edgewaterresortmi.com
R CABINS
N12178 M-95, Channing, MI (906) 542-6995
PINE MOUNTAIN LODGE
Iron Mountain, Seats 100-250-300 (877) 553-PINE / (906) 774-2747
RECREATION LANES
(Antoine Room)
Iron Mountain, Seats 300 (906) 774-9852
www.antoineroom.com
VENUE906
Iron Mountain, seats up to 500 (906) 828-5234
venue906.com
SILVER LAKE RESORT
A full hookup RV campground located on State Highway M-95, just north of Channing (906) 542-7195
www.silverlakeresortchanning.com
SPORTSMAN’S PARADISE RESORT / NORWAY LAKE
Norway Lake Rd., Felch, MI (800) 472-5756 / (906) 246-3430
51ST STATE BREWING CO.
115 Harding Ave., Kingsford
“We create ales and lagers that are well balanced and true to style, as well as some beers that push the limit.”
Beer, wood-fired, hand-tossed pizzas. Now serving freshly made bagels and sandwiches, European style coffees, mornings.
(906) 828-2167
www.51ststatebrewingco.com
BLACKSTONE PIZZA CO.
207 E. Hughitt St., Iron Mountain
16 Michigan beers on tap, fully stocked bar, pizzas, occasional live entertainment.
(906) 774-3200
www.blackstone-pizza-co-business.site
FAMERS AT PINE MOUNTAIN RESORT
N3332 Pine Mountain Rd., Iron Mountain
Full service bar and restaurant. Home of the Upper Peninsula Sports Hall of Fame. 12 craft beers on tap. (906) 774-2747
www.pinemountainresort.com
GREENLEAF SPORTS BAR & GRILL
1340 Carpenter Ave., Iron Mountain
Huge selection of craft beers from lagers to ale, IPA and everything in between. Famously delicious food! (906) 774-4600
www.solbergsgreenleaf.com
SANDSTONE TERRACE
220 Iron Mountain St., Iron Mountain
Iron Mountain’s only rooftop experience. A modern and fun space to just be this summer. (906) 330-0177
www.sandstoneterrace.com
SOL BLU LOUNGE & TAPROOM
212 E. Ludington St., Iron Mountain
Iron Mountain’s premier craft beer, spirit, martini & whiskey meeting place where two bars meet. (906) 828-1880
www.solblulounge.com
Tucked into the heart of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, Dickinson County offers anglers the kind of quiet, wild fishing experiences you can’t manufacture—only discover. With forest-lined lakes, winding rivers, and crystal-clear trout streams, the county is a year-round destination for everyone from dedicated anglers to families looking for a peaceful day on the water.
RIVERS THAT KEEP YOU COMING BACK
The Menominee, Sturgeon, and Michigamme rivers are the stars of the county’s fishing scene. Known for their rugged beauty and healthy fish populations, these waters hold smallmouth bass, northern pike, walleye, and seasonal trout runs. Wade anglers and kayakers especially love the Sturgeon River, where cold, fast stretches provide excellent opportunities for trout and spring bass.
For those seeking larger water and big-water species, the Menominee River along the county’s southern edge is legendary—a place where anglers have landed trophy-size bass, walleye, and hard-fighting muskies.
LAKES MADE FOR EVERY ANGLER
Dickinson County’s scenic lakes offer a more relaxed style of fishing, perfect for sunrise outings or a slow afternoon drift. Fumee, Lake Antoine, Sawyer Lake, and Hamilton Lake are well-known for accessible shore fishing and family-friendly amenities. Panfish, perch, bass, and pike are common targets, and many lakes are stocked and managed to keep fishing strong throughout the season.
Kayak anglers, especially, find calm and inviting waters here—ideal for quietly exploring coves and weedlines where the fish like to hide.
ICE FISHING THAT DEFINES THE U.P.
Winter doesn’t slow things down—it simply changes the gear. Once the lakes freeze over, ice anglers dot the frozen landscapes. Lake Antoine and Sawyer Lake are popular early-season destinations, while deeper lakes offer mid-winter action for walleye and pike. Many local bait shops offer up-to-date conditions and gear advice, making it easy for visitors to get started.
A TRUE NORTHWOODS FISHING CULTURE
Whether you’re casting from a riverbank, easing a boat across a still morning lake, or settling into a heated shack on a frozen bay, fishing in Dickinson County is about more than the catch. It’s about the quiet moments—loons calling across the water, the smell of pine, and the chance to reconnect with nature.
For seasoned anglers chasing their next big story or families looking to discover the joy of fishing together, Dickinson County offers a welcoming, unspoiled, and unforgettable place to cast a line.
DICKINSON TRAIL NETWORK (DTN)
Non-motorized trails through Dickinson County located in Iron Mountain, Norway and Kingsford. Trails for walking, hiking, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, mountain biking, and fat tire. www.dtntrails.org
This ski jump is one of the highest artificially created ski jumps in the world. The Pine Mountain Ski Jumping Tournament is over 70 years running, and now hosts a Continental Cup Tournament, attracting jumpers from around the world. The summer months provide spectacular viewing. A U.P. Veterans Memorial resides at the base of the jump and offers wonderful views and sitting areas.
There are about a dozen trails within 20 miles of downtown Iron Mountain. Maps available at (800) 236-2447 www. ironmountain.org
NORWAY MOUNTAIN SKI HILL
Reopened in 2024! 17 trails; 500 ft. vertical drop; one triple, two vertical, and three surface lifts; Ski, boot and snowboard rentals; bar and restaurant. W4948 Brier Mountain Rd., Norway, MI (906) 970-2040; www.norwaymt.com
PUBLIC SLEDDING HILLS
Iron Mountain City Parks - lighted & steps Strawberry Lake Park in Norway
On Pine Mountain Road. 500’ Vertical drop, with 26 runs, 2 double and 1 triple chair lift, rope tow. 2 Terrain parks under lights. PSIA Ski school, “Learn Free” programs, ski and board rentals. 12 & under ski and stay free. Night skiing! Restaurant, bar, hotel and condo lodging. (906) 774-2747 / (877) 553-7463 www.pinemountainresort.com
With over 118 miles of groomed trails, Dickinson County also has access to the rest of the UP of Michigan and Northern Wisconsin. For a trail map, contact: (800) 236-2447 • www.ironmountain.org
BASS LAKE / IRON MOUNTAIN
Located 2 miles off US-2 on Bass Lake Road
CARNEY LAKE
Located 6-1/2 miles north on M-95 to Merriman Rd. East 2-1/2 miles, left 4 miles to lake.
COWBOY LAKE / KINGSFORD
Carpenter Ave to Woodward Ave turns to Cowboy Lake Road to the lake. Near Ford Airport
ESCANABA (WEST BRANCH) & TRIBUTARIES
M-95 to Channing, east on Turner Truck Trail to County Road 581, North to river.
FUMEE FALLS / WATERFALLS
US-2 in Quinnesec (4.5 miles east of Iron Mountain). Roadside Park. Viewing platform alongside falls.
FORD RIVER & TRIBUTARIES
M-69 to County Road 581, North to River
GENE’S POND / NORWAY LAKE AREA
6-1/2 miles west of Theodore via County Road 581- County Road 422.
HAMILTON LAKE / LORETTO
US-2 to Loretto, take Hamilton Lake Road 2-1/4 miles, then left on South Lake Louise Rd.
HANBURY LAKE / VULCAN
Between Norway and Vulcan, turn right on Lake St., continue to lake.
LAKE ANTOINE / IRON MOUNTAIN
Located North of Iron Mountain on Lake Antoine Road, off US-2.
LAKE LOUISE / LORETTO
US-2 to Loretto, take Hamilton Lake Road 2-1/4 miles, then left on South Lake Louise Rd.
LAKE MARY / LORETTO
US-2 to Loretto, take Hamilton Lake Rd. 2-1/4 miles, then right on South Lake Mary Rd.
MENOMINEE RIVER / WI-MI BORDER
Access from: Cowboy Lake, Hydraulic Falls Rd. Off of East Breitung Blvd. County Rd 607, north of US-2. Twin Falls Boat Launch –Spread Eagle. Just off US-2 County Rd 577, Vulcan.
MICHIGAMME RIVER
Begins at Lake Michigamme, runs through the Peavey Falls backwater and enters into the Menominee River.
NORWAY LAKE / FELCH AREA
6 miles north of Felch on County Rd. 581.
PIERS GORGE STATE PARK
US-8 south of Norway. Trail in from parking lot to rapids. Michigan Recreation Passport or daily fee permit required.
PINE CREEK
Runs through Dickinson County.
SAWYER LAKE / CHANNING AREA
4 miles north of Channing on M-95 west on Sawyer Lake Rd.
STURGEON FALLS IMPOUNDMENT
US-2 to County Rd. 577, south to Impoundment.
WEST BRANCH OF STURGEON & TRIBUTARIES
M-95 to River (just past Randville). River travels basically with M-69.
CARNEY LAKE STATE FOREST CAMPGROUNDS
Merriman. North from Iron Mountain 6-1/2 miles on M-95 to Merriman, turn east 2-1/2 miles on Merriman Truck Trail, turn east on Trail Road, 4 miles to campgrounds. 16 natural sites, vault toilets, water, swimming beach, boat launch, fishing. Non-winterized. (906) 563-9247
GENE’S POND
State Forest Campgrounds – Felch 6-1/2 miles west of Theodore via County Road 581, County Road 422 and Campground Rd. 14 rustic sites, vault toilets, water, boat launch, fishing, 2.3-mile natural trail. Non-winterized. (906) 563-9247
HANBURY LAKE PARK
East of Norway on US-2, turn south on Lake Road ¼ mile. Picnic area, vault toilets, water, swimming.
IRON MOUNTAIN CITY PARK
West off US-2 on the end of A Street. Picnic area, grills, tot lot, toilets, log pavilion, electricity and water. Soccer, bocce and tennis courts. Groomed cross-country skiing, snowshoeing and hiking/biking trails. Deer yard and snow sledding run. Bark Park. (906) 774-8530
KEYES LAKE CAMPGROUND
3-1/2 miles from Florence, WI on Hwy 101. Open year round. 35 sites, water and electricity, 11 remote sites. Camp store, laundry, ice, propane refills, showers, flush toilets, dump station, playground. Bait & tackle. Snowmobile trail access. Tube rental. www. geocities.com/klcamp2001/
LAKE ANTOINE COUNTY PARK & CAMPING
Iron Mountain (county park). 1 mile east of US-2/141 near north city limits (Lake Antoine Road). 80 sites, electricity, concession stand, grills, flush toilets, showers, water, swimming beach, boat launch, dump station. Open Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day. (906) 774-8875
LAKE ELLEN STATE FOREST PARK
Channing, MI. 4 miles west on Channing via Campground Road. Vault toilets, water, boat launch, good trout fishing. Non-winterized.
LAKE MARY PARK / HAMILTON LAKES
South on Hamilton Lakes Road from Loretto, west on Lake Mary Road. Picnic area, bathrooms, pavilion, horseshoe court, sandy beach, kiddy lot, boat launch. Town Clerk (906) 563-9080
MARION PARK – NORWAY
On US-8 in Norway. Picnic area, grills, swings, bathrooms, pavilion, tennis court, horseshoe court. (906) 563-5891
NORWAY LAKE PARK & CAMPING
Felch, MI. Located 6 miles north of Felch on County Road 581. Water frontage, electric service, swimming, 30 rustic sites, vault toilets, water and boat launch. No motors on lake. Open through November 30th. (906) 774-8875
RIVERSBEND RV RESORT AND CAMPGROUND
On the beautiful Menominee River on Pine Mt. Rd. 130+ sites all ranging from waterfront, pull through, back-ins, grass, premium and primitive tent sites. Some water and electric; others full hookup. Cable and wi-fi. Glamping campers and park models available (906) 779-1171
SAWYER LAKE PARK & CAMPING / GUS NEWBERG
Channing, MI. 4 miles north of Channing on M-95, West on Sawyer Lake Rd. Picnic sites, Power and water for 28-30 trailers, camping up to 10 sites. Campground Hosts: Kim & Roy Dahlgren (906) 2800975 May 11-July 7; Kurt & Melody Caylor (906) 282-4755 July 8-Sept 26. sagolatwp.com/parks
STROMBERG PARK & CAMPGROUND
Hardwood (County Park) M-95 or 569 north to 69 east to Hardwood Impoundment. 5 rustic campsites, boat launch, bank fishing, water and pit toilets.
SUMMER BREEZE CAMPGROUND
W8576 Twin Falls Rd, Iron Mountain. North of Jct. US-2/M-95 Second road (Twin Falls Rd) to the left off M-95. 70 Large pullthrough sites, water, electricity, sewer, fire pits, picnic tables, pool, playground, game area, laundry, ice, sitting room and modem hookup. Open May-Oct. (906) 774-7701 www.summerbreezecampground.com
3 unique Cities
766 square miles of Land
6,400 acres of Lakes
645 miles of Rivers
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TIMBERSTONE GOLF COURSE
Carved out of a pine and hardwood forest in the Upper Peninsula, TimberStone offers a challenging round for golfers of all abilities. Bent grass tees, greens and fairways are accented by native stone and multiple terrain challenges throughout the property. Players have the options of playing a challenging 7,000 yards or a less intimidating 5,000 yards. Rated a 5-star course by Golf Digest Magazine.
BOMBER’S GOLF COURSE
N22200 Bombers Rd., Niagara, WI
9 hole course (715) 251-3110
GREEN ACRES GOLF COURSE
W5601 County Road Z Pembine, WI
9 holes (715) 324-5707
OAKCREST GOLF COURSE
1475 US 8, Norway, MI
18 holes. Public course, driving range. (906) 563-5891 www.oakcrestgolf.com
PINE GROVE COUNTRY CLUB
1520 W. Hughitt, Iron Mountain
Semi-Private Club, Driving range, 18 holes. (906) 774-3493 www.pinegrovecc.org
TIMBERSTONE GOLF COURSE
N3332 Pine Mt. Rd., Iron Mountain
Rated 5 stars by Golf Digest
18 holes, driving range and practice green (906) 776-0111 www.timberstonegolf.com
YOUNG’S GOLF- RECREATION-DINING
159 Youngs Lane, Crystal Falls, MI
18 Holes, driving range. (906) 265-3401 www.experienceyoungs.com
FELCH
Felch Town Hall: M-69
Horseshoe courts
IRON MOUNTAIN
City Park: West end of West A Street
Public sledding hill, horseshoe courts, bocce courts.
25 Location: Northwest side, corner of Houghteling & Forest
East side: Hughitt & Van Buren (near Mountain View Ice Arena)
North Side Tot Lot: Stanton & Devereaux
Lake Antoine Park: Lake Antoine Rd.
Horseshoe courts, bocce courts, sand volleyball, Accessible and Inclusive Playground
Lodal Park: West Breitung Ave.
Skateboard park, horseshoe courts.
Cowboy Lake Park: Cowboy Lake Rd near Ford Airport.
Menominee River Rec. Area: Off Long Ave
Ford Park: Woodward & Union St
Pyle Drive: Playground in the Pines
Norway High School: Section St.
Knights Kingdom: Strawberry Lake Park, North Main St.
Public sledding hill
Marion Park: US 8, across from fairgrounds. Horseshoe courts
QUINNESEC
Quinnesec Park: Lincoln Street
East Kingsford Park: Jackson St., East Kingsford
HARDCORE OUTFITTERS
11616 N. Stephenson Ave., Iron Mountain Hunting, fishing, and fly fishing pro shop. (906) 828-1034 • www.hardcoreoutfitters.com
NORDIC GROCERY
N7741 Norway Lake Rd., Felch Gas, grocery, ATM, trail access, propane. (906) 246-3633
NORTHERN RV CENTER
Hwy US-2, Quinnesec, MI
Recreational vehicles, sales & service. (906) 774-1052 • (800) 252-1340
PEMBINE SPORT AND LAWN
N18524 US-141, Pembine, WI 54156
ATV/Snowmobile sales and rentals. Trail access with ramp. (715) 324-5590 • www.pembinesportandlawn.com
500 S. Carpenter Ave., Kingsford. Sales and service, snowmobiles, boats, on-road and off-road vehicles, trailers, campers. (906) 779-1720 • ironmtpowersports.com
TRUE NORTH OUTPOST
W5768 Old Piers Gorge Road, Norway, Ml 49870. Class Ill and Class IV whitewater rafting. 3-hour public rafting trips, Private and overnight rafting trips. Outdoor rock climbing trips. www.truenorthoutpost.com (906) 239-4971
UP SPORT AND SPOKE
527 S. Stephenson Ave., Iron Mountain
Sales of bikes, skis, snowshoes, fitness & stand up paddle boards. Rental of bikes, skis, snowshoes & stand up paddle boards. (906) 774-9519 • www.upsportandspoke.com
U.P. CYCLE & SPORT
W77730 US-2, Iron Mountain ATVs, side by sides, boats and pontoons, trailers, sleds. Sales and service. (906) 779-2983 • upcycleandsport.net
DTN / DICKINSON TRAIL NETWORK
Non-motorized trails throughout Dickinson County located in Iron Mountain, Norway and Kingsford. Trails for walking, hiking, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, mountain biking and fat tire. www.dtntrails.org
FUMEE LAKE NATURAL AREA
2 miles east of Iron Mountain on US-2, 1 mile north on Upper Pine Creek Road. 7.2 and 1 mile loops. Hiking, biking, snowshoeing and groomed cross-country ski trails.
IRON MOUNTAIN CITY PARK
West off US-2, end of A Street, 4 loops totaling 3.5km. Easy to difficult paths. Groomed cross-country ski trail.
LAKE MARY PLAINS
West on M-69 from Sagola. South on Glidden Lake Road. Both loops 3.4 miles. Groomed cross-country ski trail also.
MARION PARK
Starts anywhere on Brown Street and circles Marion Park, on US-8 in Norway.
MERRIMAN EAST PATHWAY
Sportsman’s Lake Road to Lyons Lake Road. Pathway A is 3.3 miles and pathway B is 5.6 miles.
MILLIE HILL TRAIL
A roughly 0.8 mile, 200 foot rise in elevation from bottom to top with interpretive historical signs and overviews depicting mining, ski jumping, logging and bats. Trail head on 3rd St., Iron Mountain (by Hardee’s) or at the top of the Millie Hill at the Bat Viewing site. Sam Bassett Viewing Platform overlooking Iron Mountain/ Kingsford
NORWAY MYR
Norway, MI Wetland restoration and trail area.
PIERS GORGE STATE PARK
Just off US-8 in Norway offers a view of the gorge and natural walk. 2 miles. Michigan Recreation Passport or daily fee permit required.
RIVERSIDE PARK
North Niagara, WI. Washington Avenue off US-141. Several loops totaling 11 miles. Many easy, one expert trail. Groomed cross-country ski trail also.
ROCK DAM HIKING TRAIL
M-95 north to Sportsman’s Club Road. Rustic and more difficult. Very scenic. Refer to ironmountain.org website for detailed directions.
STRAWBERRY LAKE RECREATION
4 blocks north on Main Street from US-2 traffic light.
51ST STATE BREWING CO
115 Harding Ave., Kingsford Woodfired hand tossed pizzas. Now serving freshly made bagels and sandwiches, European style coffees, mornings. (906) 828-2167 51ststatebrewingco.com
A & W RESTAURANT
Seasonal. 200 E. Margaret Street (906) 774-2723
ANNIE’S TRADING POST
5203 Keyes Lake Dr., Florence, WI
Sandwiches, steaks, pizza (715) 528-2170
ANTONIO’S PIZZA
400 S. Stephenson Ave Pizza, Pasta, Pasties (906) 828-1818
ASH’S
1853 Old Hwy. 69, Florence, WI 54121
Artistically crafted modern cuisine www.ashs-restaurant.com
B’S COUNTRY CAFÉ & CATERING
629 S. Stephenson Ave., Iron Mountain Great American Breakfasts & Lunch
Open Sunday 5:30AM-2:00PM, Mon-Sat 5:30AM-3:00PM (906) 774-4401 Catering
BAKERY SHOPPE
700 River Ave., Iron Mountain Homemade Baked Goods (906) 774-5000
BARTOLETTI’S
Aurora, WI
Supper Club (715) 589-4270
BIG 10 SPORTS BAR & GRILL
1157 Quinnesec Ave., Quinnesec, MI
Bar games, happy hour food, late night food
BIMBO’S WINE PRESS
314 E. Main St., Iron Mountain Pizza, Italian sandwiches, beer and liquor. (906) 774-8420
BLACKSTONE PIZZA
207 E Hughitt Street, Iron Mountain (906) 774-3200
BURGER KING
575 S. Carpenter Avenue, Kingsford (906) 774-5210
C & R BAR
Aurora, WI
Burgers, Friday Fish Fry (715) 528-3296
CARLOS CANTINA
200 E. Ludington St., Iron Mountain
* Watch for our grand opening of our new location across from Walmart, Spring 2026 Authentic fresh Mexican food (906) 774-6355 www.carloscantina.net
CEDARS EDGE WINE & GIFTS
W6014 Chapman Rd, Niagara, WI 54151 Specialty Wine and Gifts (715) 251-2962 | cedarsedges.com
CHUCKWAGON
US-2, Spread Eagle, WI Bar & Grill, Friday Fish (715) 696-6220
CONTRAST COFFEE
1201 Carpenter Ave., Iron Mountain Specialty Coffees (906) 451-5662 www.contrastcoffeeco.com
CULVER’S
2015 S. Stephenson Ave., Iron Mountain (906) 828-1366
DAIRY QUEEN
US-2, Norway | (906) 563-9260
700 S Carpenter, Kingsford (906) 774-2602
DAMIAN’S PASTA WORKS
909 S. Stephenson Ave., Iron Mountain Take out, Italian, fish and sandwiches (906) 774-3058
DOBBER’S PASTIES
1401 S Stephenson Ave., Iron Mountain (906) 774-9323
DOMINOS
1200 S. Stephenson Ave., Iron Mountain Pizza, sandwiches, pasta and more (906) 205-2000
EDELWEISS COFFEE INC.
201 Ridgeview, Iron Mountain (next to Marshfield Clinic-Dickinson) Drive-thru coffee shop. A variety of hot, iced or frozen espresso-based beverages. Every drink is made to order. (906) 828-2329 www.edelweisscoffeeshop.com
EL CAPITAN
US-2, Spread Eagle, WI Supper Club (715) 696-3493
Pine Mountain Lodge, Iron Mountain Food, beverages, live music, banquets (906) 774-2747
GREENLEAF BAR & GRILL
1340 Carpenter Ave, Iron Mountain (906) 774-4600
HARDEE’S
317 N. Stephenson Ave., Iron Mountain (906) 774-4701
HENRY’S STEAKHOUSE
1417 W Breen Ave., Kingsford, MI 49802
Look us up on Facebook. Steaks, Italian in a unique industrial ambiance featuring Ford Motor Co. plant relics. www.henryssteakhouse.com
HOLIDAY KITCHEN
1605 S. Stephenson Ave., Iron Mountain Family Dining (906) 776-3287
HONG KONG BUFFET
620 S Carpenter Ave., Kingsford (906) 774-9988
JEAN KAY’S PASTIES
204 East B St., Iron Mountain (906) 774-0430
KNIGHT OWL
1035 Main Street, Norway Bar and Grill, Pizza (906) 563-8714
MAIN STREET PIZZA
514 Carpenter Ave., Iron Mountain (906) 774-5500
MAYME’S BAR
114 E Brown Street, Iron Mountain (906) 774-9828
MCDONALDS
1. 1109 S. Stephenson Ave., Iron Mountain (906) 774-8430
2. 401 Murray Rd (US2), Norway (906) 563-8546
MIKE’S ON MAIN
616 Main Street, Norway Supper Club (906) 563-9919
MILLIE’S MARKET
800 Vulcan St., Iron Mountain
“Made from scratch” kitchen, offering sandwiches, soups, pasties and baked goods (906) 779-8363 facebook.com/milliesmarketcatering/
MOOSE JACKSON CAFÉ
221 East A Street, Iron Mountain Coffee, soups, sandwiches (906) 776-2233
ODDFELLOWS RESTAURANT
421 S. Stephenson Ave., Iron Mountain Open Fridays and Saturdays, Rotating Guest Food Services, Full Bar, Beer, Spirits and Wine, Private Events oddfellowswinebar.com
PAPA MURPHY’S PIZZA
Kmart Plaza, Iron Mountain (906) 779-9105
PEKING CHINESE
US-2 East, Iron Mountain Chinese and buffet (906) 779-5588
PIZZA HUT
1600 S. Stephenson Ave, Iron Mountain (906) 774-7752
PIZZA
221 E. Breitung, Kingsford
Dine in or take out (906) 774-6548
PRIME PASTY KING
1160 S. Carpenter Ave, Kingsford (906) 774-3945
RANDVILLE BAR GRILL
N7463 M-95 Randville, MI
Large menu, snowmobile trail access, gas (906) 542-9181
RECREATION LANES
1555 N. Stephenson Ave, Iron Mountain Bar & Grill, Pizza (906) 774-9852
SANDSTONE TERRACE
220 Iron Mountain St., Iron Mountain Iron Mountain’s only rooftop experience. Cocktails, wine, beer, entertainment (906) 330-0177 www.sandstoneterrace.com
SOL BLU LOUNGE & TAP ROOM
E. Ludington Street, Iron Mountain
SPIRO’S
427 S Stephenson Ave., Iron Mountain Lunch, dinner café (906) 774-3499
SPUD’S BISTRO & PIZZERIA
1100 Vulcan St, Iron Mountain Burgers, Salads, Appetizers and Old World Rustic Pizza (906) 828-1013
STORHEIM’S
W8177 US-2, Iron Mountain
Ice cream, burgers, pizza (906) 779-9580
SUBWAY
1. 501 S Carpenter Ave, Kingsford (906) 779-5293
2. 1665 S. Stephenson Ave., Iron Mountain (906) 774-1062
3. 2750 N Stephenson Ave., Iron Mountain (906) 774-3304
4. 109 Murray Rd, Norway US-2 (906) 563-5333
T&T SUPPER CLUB
Aurora, WI
Steaks, chicken, Italian (715) 589-4111
TACO BELL
1520 S Stephenson Ave, Iron Mountain (906) 779-5800
THAI 151 BISTRO
Thai and Chinese Cuisine
607 S Stephenson Ave, Iron Mountain Chinese Buffet (906) 774-2462
THE ICE CREAM BARN
606 N. Stephenson Ave. Iron Mountain
Featuring Cedar Crest Ice Cream, deep fried cheese curds, hand feed the cows, climb the silo! facebook.com/THEICECREAMBARNUP (906) 828-1435
THE PASTY OVEN
US Hwy 2, Quinnesec, MI (906) 776-0990 pastys.com
THIRSTY WHALE BAR & GRILL
US-2, Norway Legendary burgers (906) 563-5466
WENDY’S
800 S Stephenson Ave, Iron Mountain (906) 774-0515
