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906-265-9100
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Iron River, MI 49935
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Duck and Goose Hunting in Iron County, Michigan
Iron County • Michigan Iron County is river, pond and lake country, and the ducks and geese come through it every fall. Here’s the water to hunt, the 2026 Upper Peninsula dates and limits, the licenses you need and a place to stay. Find Duck Water Season Dates AI Travel Assistant NOV. 22 Ducks close Nov. 22, then open again Nov. 28–29 DEC. 16 Goose season runs Sept. 1 – Dec. 16 6 DUCKS A day’s limit, with species limits … read more Duck and Goose Hunting in Iron County, Michigan
Bear Hunting in Iron County Michigan
Iron County · Upper Peninsula Amasa Bear Management Unit Iron County sits within Michigan’s Amasa Bear Management Unit, with forested hunting land and the local services needed to plan a bear hunt. View current Michigan bear regulations The Season 2026 Amasa Hunt Periods Know your hunt period. Amasa licenses are limited and valid for specific hunt periods. Check the current regulations before planning your hunt. DNR season calendar Amasa 1 Sept. 9–Oct. 21 Amasa 2 Sept. 14–Oct. 26 Amasa 3 … read more Bear Hunting in Iron County Michigan
Hunting Deer in Iron County Michigan
Iron County • Michigan Opening week is the biggest week of the year up here, when the woods fill with blaze orange and the camp lights come on down every two-track. Here’s where to hunt deer in Iron County, the 2026 dates and rules, and what to expect from this year’s herd. 2026 Season Dates AI Travel Assistant Photos · Kevin Zini NOV. 15 Firearm opener. The season runs through Nov. 30 2 KINDS Of country: farm and forest down … read more Hunting Deer in Iron County Michigan
Predator Hunt at Amasa Sawblade
Join Amasa Sawblade for their first ever Predator Hunt, welcoming individual hunters and teams for a multi day winter event with prizes, food, and live music. Event Dates & Times Registration: Thursday, January 22 from 5:00 – 7:00 PM complimentary pizza served at 6:00 PM. The hunt begins Thursday at 7:00 PM and runs through Saturday, January 24. All harvested animals must be checked in on Saturday between 3:00–5:00 PM. Registration Fees $25 per registered hunter $15 per licensed youth (17 … read more Predator Hunt at Amasa Sawblade
Spring Turkey Hunting in Iron County, Michigan
Iron County • Michigan Spring comes late to the north woods, and the gobblers start sounding off right about the time the season opens in mid-April. Iron County is one of the top turkey counties in the Upper Peninsula, and this page gets you the places, the licenses and the rules. Find Lodging AI Travel Assistant Where to Hunt 130 Spring birds reported here in 2026, third in the U.P. UNIT M One spring unit for the whole Upper Peninsula … read more Spring Turkey Hunting in Iron County, Michigan
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Fat Tire Biking in Iron County, MichiganIron County • Michigan On a cold, still morning a fat bike floats over packed snow the way a canoe rides flat water, and the only sound is the crunch […]
Snowshoeing in Iron County, MichiganIron County • Michigan On a cold morning after fresh grooming, the only sound in the birches is the hiss of your skis in the track. Iron County has […]
Downhill Skiing in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, from Iron CountyIron County • Upper Peninsula The western U.P. is ski country, low hills under deep snow with the spruce running right down to the lifts. Iron County […]- Duck and Goose Hunting in Iron County, MichiganIron County • Michigan Iron County is river, pond and lake country, and the ducks and geese come through it every fall. Here’s the water to […]
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.