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ironwood MICHIGAN
Destination Guide
ironwoodchamber.org
Welcome!
Photo: Bill Pohlmann
N estled amidst the hills of the Gogebic Iron Range, the City of Ironwood
offers outstanding educational and business opportunities together
with an enviable quality of small town community life. Ironwood’s cultural
There are many ways to learn about Ironwood and its environs! While this
printed guide offers a pictorial and narrative overview of the community,
you can also learn much more about Ironwood by visiting the Chamber
richness in music, dance, theatre, and the visual arts combines with an of Commerce website, ironwoodchamber.org. Here you can find all of our
outdoor recreational landscape unmatched anywhere! From winter Chamber members, with links to their websites and Facebook pages. In
skiing (downhill & cross-country) and snowmobiling, to summer biking, addition, the entire Chamber website is replicated on our smartphone
ORV, and hiking trails, Ironwood is a destination community bursting app, IronwoodGO (free from Google Play or the App Store). IronwoodGO
with year-round activities. and our website also link you to our all-event community calendar,
felivelife.org. Here you will find all that is going on in Ironwood and
In combining the indoor and the outdoor, Ironwood’s unique living Gogebic County, MI as well as Iron County, WI.
environment has much to offer singles, families, entrepreneurs, and
retirees. Our vibrant historic downtown is connected to a surrounding If you are in town, stop at the Chamber of Commerce office for area
wilderness full of adventure opportunities: the Porcupine Mountains, the maps, member business brochures, Historical Society displays, and a
Ottawa National Forest, Copper Peak, Lake Superior, and a multitude of friendly staff person to visit with! The Ironwood Chamber of Commerce
outstanding river waterfalls. is at 150 North Lowell Street in the Historic Ironwood Depot.
IRONWOODGO!
Your App Guide to the Ironwood Area.
This Guide is made possible by funding from the Ironwood Area Chamber of Commerce and its members.
Cover Photo courtesy of Miles Mykkanen
Guide design: Sharp Graphic Design
Ironwood corner of Suffolk and Aurora Streets. ca. 1910
Norrie Mine shaft in background.
All photos courtesy of Ironwood Area Historical Society
HISTORY RUNS DEEP
I n Ironwood, logging and iron mining went hand-
in-hand, creating a classic “boom town” in 1900.
The railroads followed, making easy transport of
bridges and through forests to Ramsay, MI, ten
miles east.
iron ore and lumber possible. While this massive At Ironwood’s peak in the 1920’s the city reached a
railroad infrastructure is long gone, the 1893 population of almost 20,000 and had a symphony
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad (C&NW) orchestra, theatrical companies, Carnegie Library,
Depot remains, and is the present-day home of and theaters. The massive 1924 Luther L. Wright
the Ironwood Historical Society and the Ironwood School continues today as Ironwood’s K-12 school,
Chamber of Commerce. Michigan’s Iron Belle and Gogebic Community College (1927) has a 90-
Trail now sits atop the old CNW railroad grade--a year tradition of offering excellent post-secondary
paved walking/biking trail that passes over original education. Pabst Mine Mural
Historic Ironwood Depot downtown Ironwood
Integrity Salon
IRONWOOD TODAY
Whitney Creek Farm
T wenty-first century Ironwood is active,
inclusive, forward-looking, and utilizes its
natural and built environments as vital components
to create sustainable development. Emerging
livelihood and locational trends show that
Ironwood’s outstanding natural environs coupled
with a highly developed small-town cultural milieu
offers an ideal place to start a business, pursue the
creative arts, and enter into a rewarding home and
906 Beauty LLC community life.
Ironwood is home to several large manufacturing
enterprises, including Ironwood Plastics (a
Berkshire Hathaway company), Burton Industries,
Waupaca Foundry, and Jacquart Fabric Products,
whose made-in-Ironwood Stormy Kromer caps
are sold nation-wide. Many retail shops feature
Joyspring Kennel
locally-made products, and Ironwood’s Cold Iron
Brewing Company (located downtown in the
historic old U.S. Forest service building) serves as
a community gathering space for meetings, social
events, and live music. The Gogebic-Iron Airport
offers Boutique Air daily plane flights to Chicago
and Minneapolis, allowing excellent business and
visitor connections to these major hubs. Other
important amenities not often found in a town
of Ironwood’s size include Gogebic Community
College and the recently-enlarged Aspirus
Grandview Hospital and Clinics.
Waupaca Foundry
Joe’s Tree Service
Ironwood’s inviting entrepreneurial environment is fostered by educational opportunity, health
and wellness focus, and supportive community spirit. Ironwood offers both K-12 schooling and
Gogebic Community College career preparation. Aspirus Hospital and Clinics, together with the
Gogebic Range Health Foundation, actively support community wellness activities through strong
event involvement and sponsorship.
The City of Ironwood Community Development Department, Ironwood Chamber of Commerce,
BUILDING COMMUNITY
Stormy Kromer Factory Store
Ironwood Business & Professional Women, as well as local Kiwanis and Rotary clubs, all have as
their common focus the fostering of strong and inclusive community ties. The annual winter Jack
Frost Festival and summer Festival Ironwood gatherings are supplemented by many smaller, regular
happenings, such as the Depot Park Farmer’s and Artisans Market and Downtown Ironwood’s First
Friday, where commerce, art, music, and craft combine to showcase local skills and talents.
Bratu’s Hardwood Interiors
Aspirus Ironwood Hospital
Luther L. Wright K-12 School
Gogebic Community College Ironwood Plaidurday
TOGETHER WITH TALENT
Awkward Stage Drama Club
Theatre North play
O utside Ironwood has skiing, biking, fishing, & hiking, but INSIDE Ironwood
has a 100-year performing arts history, embracing dance, music, and theatre.
With two dance companies, two theater groups, the Gogebic Range Concert
Band, the Chamber Singers community choir, and many small bands & ensembles,
Ironwood is proud to present itself to visitors and new residents as the Western
U.P.’s center for the performing arts.
Founded in 1964, Theatre North is among the three oldest continuously operating
community theatres in the United States, producing 3-4 major plays each year—
from “Momma Mia” & “Oliver” to “A Streetcar Named Desire”. Youth and Children’s
Claudettes Christmas show Theatre is also a vital part of the Ironwood drama tradition, with the lively stage-
struck kids of the Awkward Stage Drama Club performing on either the Theatre
North or Ironwood Theatre stages.
Ironwood Chamber Singers
Historic Ironwood Theatre
F or the visual artist, living in the truly breathtaking and
powerful natural landscape of Lake Superior, Ottawa
National Forest, and white-water streams and waterfalls
provides limitless inspiration. While centered at the
Downtown Art Place Gallery and Studios, many artists have
country studios as well. Major exhibits also utilize the Historic
Ironwood Theatre Concourse and Ironwood’s Memorial
Building.
In Summer, art moves outside with the annual Art in the Min-
er’s Memorial Heritage park presentations. Landscape-in-
tegrated art compositions and themes become a central el-
ement of the many Miners Park trails. In 2021, Art in the
Miner’s Park will be a featured element in the Emberlight Fes-
ART FOR ALL
tival of the Arts, from August 26th until September 3rd. Many
of the art works will be in place both before and after the Em-
berlight Festival, presenting a great opportunity to both hike Art classes at DAP Classroom
the trails in the Miner’s Park and interact with the art as well.
Downtown Art Place
Range Art Show in Ironwood Memorial building
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FRESH AIR & WIDE-OPEN SPACES
J ust Northeast of Ironwood lies the
Black River National Forest Service
Scenic Byway (Black River Road) which
features five beautiful waterfalls.
The walking trails to the falls from the
roadside parking areas range from 1/8th
mile to 3/4th mile, with Potawatomi Falls
being barrier-free, and including a site
restroom. Access and parking to three
of these waterfalls is easy, with paved
trails and constructed wooden overlooks
that are ideal for sight-seeing and picture
taking.
Summer Waterfalls on the Black River The Miner’s Memorial Heritage Park
encompasses the former iron ore mining
locations within the City of Ironwood.
Interpretive signs and works of art along
the non-motorized trails inform visitors
of the buildings and mine shafts that for
many decades were the economic heart of
Ironwood.
Check out fmmhp.com to learn all about
this unique park. Then hike or snowshoe T he Copper Peak Ski Flying Hill was built in
1969 and hosted ski jumping and ski flying
events until 1994. Ski jumping has long been
Biking on Iron Belle Trail the trails over this historic landscape
which literally is “hollowed” ground! an Ironwood area activity, starting with the
formal organization of the Ironwood Ski Club
Lake Superior paddling is a favorite activ- in 1905.
ity for many. Black River Harbor features
camping, picnic areas, and boat land-
ings—a great place for you to launch that Copper Peak hosts thousands of visitors every
kayak to explore the shoreline! North- year. Ride the chair lift to the top of the hill
west of Ironwood, Little Girl’s Point also and then take the 18-story elevator ride to the
offers boat launching facilities, camping main observation deck on the jump! Intrepid
sites, beach front, and picnic areas.
Paddling on Lake Superior souls can then walk up the stairs to the skier
Ironwood is “mile 0” of Michigan’s Iron starting gate at the top. From this vantage
Belle Trail. Whether hiking or biking, the point, a truly awesome landscape unfolds--a
Iron Belle Trail offers amazing landscape vista that encompasses over 2,500 square
vistas through forests, over former miles, three states, and (on a clear day) Canada.
railroad bridges, and original “railroad
way” links from Ironwood to Ramsay, MI, A visit to Ironwood always requires a visit to
ten miles to the East. Copper Peak!
Stop in at the Depot Museum in
downtown Ironwood, park your car, and
Snowshoeing
begin your hiking/biking adventure on the
Iron Belle Trail.
Jacob Valejo UPP Above PhotographySpring & Summer
There is nothing quite like the outdoor summer experience
in the Ironwood area. Check out these endless recreational
possibilities: fishing, boating, kayaking, hiking, biking, golfing,
and camping. Little Girl’s Point beach
Farmers & Artisan Markets Gogebic Country Club Public Golf Course
Copper Peak Scenic Chairlift Ride Camping
Sandstone Falls trail at Black River Harbor Gabbro Falls on the Black River Kayaking on the Black River
Dirk Wierenga PhotographyFall & Winter
SISU Ski Fest
Exploring Old Mine Sites
Jacob Valejo UPP Above Photography Snowmobiling on Groomed Trails
Black River Harbor Suspension Bridge
Jacob Valejo UPP Above Photography Downhill Skiing at 5 Ski Areas
Mountain Biking on Local Trails
Wolverine Ski Trails - YooperBeiner Race
Photo: DuWayne Kosma Photo: Grace Strong
Suspension Bridge at Black River Harbor
Dirk Wierenga PhotographyAnnual Area Festivals and Special Events
The Ironwood area boasts a year-round schedule of community events. From ski racing and fishing tournaments to local community festivals,
both visitors and residents are never at a loss for something to do or see! For a complete dated listing, go to our community all-event calendar, FeLiveLife.org.
You can link to this via Ironwoodchamber.org or the free smartphone app, IronwoodGO.
Jan SISU Nordic Ski Festival, Ironwood sisuskifest.com
Jan Snowmobile Olympus ironwoodsnowmobileolympus.com
Jan Vintage Snowmobile Racing, Ironwood ironwoodsnowmobileolympus.com
Feb YooperBeiner Snowshoe Race, Ironwood wolverinenordic.com/events
May Memorial Day Weekend ATV Rally, Hurley, WI hurleywi.com Art in the Park, Miners Memorial Heritage Park
May John Jarvi Jr. Memorial Run, Ironwood northlandrunner.com
May Brian Nasi Memorial Heart Run, Hurley, WI hurleywi.com/calendar
June Ironwood’s First Friday Downtown travelironwood.com
Jack Frost Parade
June Art in the Miners Park, Ironwood fmmhp.com Photo: DuWayne Kosma
July Ironwood’s First Friday Downtown travelironwood.com
July Depot Park Farmers & Artisan Market - Fridays - Ironwood
July Wakefield 4th of July Celebration, Wakefield wakefieldmi.org
July Bessemer Blast Fourth of July celebration bessemer4th.com
July Tour da Lake bicycle tour around Lake Gogebic hobbywheel.com
July Lake Gogebic fireworks display, Bergland, MI lakegogebicarea.com
July Ramsay Fourth of July Fireworks, Ramsay, MI
July Festival Ironwood ironwoodchamber.org Bridges & Bluffs Half Marathon
July Iron County Heritage Festival, Hurley, WI ironcountywi.com Photo: Grace Strong
July Iron County Fair, Saxon, WI ironcountywi.com
Aug Ironwood’s First Friday Downtown travelironwood.com Ironwood Snowmobile Olympus
Aug Paavo Nurmi Marathon, Hurley, WI hurleywi.com
Aug Gogebic County Fair, Ironwood gogebiccountyfair.com
Aug Old Victoria Craft Fair, Rockland, MI facebook.com/oldvictoria
Aug Porcupine Mtn Music Festival, Silver City, MI porkiesfestival.org
Aug Festivale Italiano, Hurley, WI hurleywi.com Gogebic County Fair
Aug Downtown Art Place Light Your Fire Art Exhibit downtownartplace.com
Aug Range Art Association Art Show facebook.com/Range-Art-Association
Aug Emberlight Festival emberlight.org Festival Ironwood
Sept Ironwood’s First Friday Downtown travelironwood.com
Sept Bridges & Bluffs Half Marathon bridgesandbluffs.com
Sept Gogebic-Iron County Airport Day flyfromironwood.com
Sept Michigan Trails Week michigan.gov/trailsweek
Sept Bessemer Pumpkinfest, Bessemer, MI bessemerpumpkinfest.com
Sept Lake Gogebic Walleye Tournament lakegogebicarea.com
Nov Jack Frost Festival tree lighting, Depot Park, Ironwood ironwoodchamber.org
Dec Opening of Upper Peninsula Snowmobile Trails michigan.gov
Dec Jack Frost Festival – Festival of Lights Parade ironwoodchamber.org
SISU Ski Fest
July 4th Parade, Wakefield Photo: Grace StrongEMBERLIGHT
HISTORIC
IRONWOOD
•M USEUM•
at the Depot
Discover Ironwood’s fascinating past
at the Historic Ironwood Museum.
Festival discovering A r t i s t s
in N a t u r e
Tour the Historic Ironwood Museum
and discover Gogebic Range stories,
learn more about preserving places
and artifacts that matter,
Search our historic photographs. Broadway Art World-renowned International Enriching
Explore our archival collections. Performers Shows Musicians Film Festival Experiences
See our new exhibits.
Ironwood’s C&NW Depot is listed in the
National Register of Historic Places.
August 26 - September 3, 2021
Open: Memorial Day - Labor Day: Thurs, Fri, Sat, Sun: 10-2 pm Live Community
Sponsored Theatre
by Theatre North
150 N. Lowell St. • Ironwood, MI 49938 www.Emberlight.org
www.IronwoodAreaHistoricalSociety.org
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Visit the Downtown Art Place at 3 locations:
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DAP Classroom - featuring Baby, Youth & Adult art classes
Downtown ArtPlace Studios - artist working studios
ADVENTURE TO THE TOP OF THE
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@copperpeak 825 N. Lake St. • Ironwood, MI
N13870 Copper Peak Rd. www.theatrenorth.info 906-932-4371Ironwood Wesley
United Methodist Forslund Tool & Equipment Rental
Church
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Sunday Service 10:00am Floor Sanders, Drywall Lift, Insulation Blowers
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Providing 40 years of High Tech Careers in the Northwoods
Engineering-Sales-Purchasing-Operations-Manufacturing
For over 40 years, Burton Industries has provided
customized electronic manufacturing solutions to OEMs in the
medical, automotive, industrial, motor control, specialized
consumer, security, and building controls.
1260 Wall St. • Ironwood, MI 49938
906-932-5970 www.BurtonIndustries.comProviding Acupuncture services
to Ironwood, Hurley
and the surrounding areas.
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• Purses
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and its more than 180 member
• Wearables businesses and organizations invite you
• Baby gifts to visit Ironwood and experience first-
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and outstanding community culture our
• Wallets
residents enjoy. Whatever your personal
1238 WALL STREET• IRONWOOD, MI • Hats life passions—mountain biking, trail
888.455.2253 410 W. Lead St. • Bessemer, MI hiking, snowshoeing, skiing, golf, crafting,
906-667-0500 painting, theatre, music-making—the
Ironwood area is gloriously perfect for
their exercise and fulfillment.
Just visiting? Stay connected
to us! Thousands of folks check in each
month to view our Depot webcam
ironwoodchamber.org/webcam and watch
the Iron Belle Trail bikers & hikers, the
Depot Farmers Market, Festival Ironwood,
“Your Home Away From Home!” as well as the snowmobiles whizzing
• FREE Wireless Internet in ALL Rooms by in January. Like our Facebook page!
• Exceptionally Large Rooms with Queen Beds Download our Chamber IronwoodGO
• In-room Coffee, Microwaves & Refrigerators smartphone app (its FREE!), which also
• Clean, Comfortable, Quiet
links you to the felivelife.org community
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• “The Friendliest Motel In Town!”
event calendar.
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• All Major Credit Cards Accepted
Thanks for reading this guide!
RE TO
W. US 2, 447 Cloverland Dr. When you are in town, stop in at the
Ironwood, MI 49938 Chamber office in the Historic Ironwood
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Depot and say hi!
Phone: 906-932-1260
Toll Free: 866-932-1260
Email: reservations@thebudgethost.com Michael Meyer
Auto Sales Rentals Budget Center Ironwood
www.budgethostironwood.com
RedsAutoSales.com Chamber Director
1231 E. Cloverland Dr. • Ironwood, MI • 906-932-4449IRONWOODGO!
Your App Guide to the Ironwood Area.
Ironwood Area Chamber of Commerce
Located inside the Depot Museum
150 N. Lowell St., Ironwood, MI 49938
906-932-1122
email: chamber@ironwoodchamber.org
ironwoodchamber.org
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