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Iron River, MI 49935
Category Archives: Fall
The Forgotten History of Michigan’s Vanishing Turkeys
Did You Know Turkeys were once scarce? The resurgence of spring turkey hunting in Michigan stands as a remarkable testament to the power of effective wildlife management. Like numerous states across the country, Michigan once witnessed a stark decline, with many now-common wildlife species disappearing or becoming exceedingly scarce. Wild turkeys, specifically, were once a rare sight. The landscape of the late 1800s stood in stark contrast to today’s. Families were primarily engaged in clearing land for settlements, grocery stores … read more The Forgotten History of Michigan’s Vanishing Turkeys
Where to see Fall Colors in Iron River MI
If you want to see fall colors in Iron River, Michigan, start with the Apple Blossom Trail in town, then head into the surrounding Ottawa National Forest for a more wooded experience. The Lake Ottawa area and the State Line and Mile Post Zero Trail near Brule Lake offer additional ways to see the season on foot, with forest, river and lake scenery along the way. Iron River sits within a heavily forested part of Michigan’s western Upper Peninsula. In … read more Where to see Fall Colors in Iron River MI
Things to do this Fall in Iron County Michigan
We get it, inflation isn’t fun… but Iron County MI this season is! We have a full line up of things to do from local weekly events, annual festivals and fairs, to tastings, shopping, and tournaments (by land or water) – our area will keep any age busy. So leave those daily pressures at the door and book a week (or weekend) stay with us today! Bet you’ll make some incredible memories that will have you coming back for more. … read more Things to do this Fall in Iron County Michigan
Labor Day & Other Fun This Fall
What to do in Iron County MI There’s still plenty of sunshine, warm weather, and fun to be had up here in the “UP”, so kick off your September with an extended weekend this Labor Day… but why stop there when you can check out our list of other area events (see below). September: all month – waterfall trips (don’t forget to plan your fall colors trip) 6th: Brass Roots Trio – Crystal Theatre 13th-October 31st: Corn Maze – Loud Acres … read more Labor Day & Other Fun This Fall
Iron County Michigan Hunting
With over 400,000 acres of public land, finding a place isn’t hard if you want to hunt in Iron County Michigan. When planning your trip, check out information on where to hunt, boundary lines, types of trails, and more – information from public to private hunting land and deer hunting to bird watching. The Michigan DNR has made it easy for you by creating an incredible resources section on Michigan Hunting with loads of information including an interactive map. Here … read more Iron County Michigan Hunting
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September in Iron County: Fall Colors and Fun-Filled WeekendsLooking for the perfect U.P. escape? Discover Fall Colors and Fun-Filled Weekends September is a magical time in the Upper Peninsula. It’s when the […]
Upper Michigan Fall ColorsFall color in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula does not arrive all at once. The season generally begins in mid to late September and reaches peak color […]
U.P. Fall Color TourThe best fall color drives in Iron County follow US-2, Forest Highway 16 and US-141. Along the way, you’ll see rolling hills, wooded stretches and […]
Fall Hiking Trails in Iron County, MichiganFall hiking trails in Iron County Michigan give you a chance to experience autumn from the trail instead of from behind the windshield. From hardwood […]
Rewarding Places to Stay in Michigan
AmericInn
by Wyndham
Chicaugon
Lake Inn
906-265-9244
1700 County Road 424
Gaastra, MI 49917
Lakeshore Motel
Ice Lake
906-265-3611
1257 W Ice Lake Rd
Iron River, MI 49935
Pioneer
Lodge
800-362-7853
373 Brule Mountain Rd
Iron River, MI 49935
Ski Brule
Village
800-DO-BRULE
906-265-4957
397 Brule Mountain Rd
Iron River, MI 49935
Tall
Pines
906-822-7713
1968 US 141 Highway
Amasa, MI 49903
Iron County Michigan Visitors Guide
Iron County is one of the Upper Peninsula’s best kept secrets. From camping to fishing, hunting to canoeing, mountain biking to forest bathing – no matter your interests, the great outdoors and clear crisp air await you here.