Nice owners, but the golf course could use some serious upkeep. We passed it, because we thought it…read morewas closed down. The lawn needed mowing and the greens were in bad shape.

the owner didnt even show up had us waiting for 40 minutes we are going to take are business else…read morewhere

This is a great place to take family and friends to not only venture down into a mine but to hear…read morethe history and stories of when the mine was open and running. After taking the train ride into the mine a guide will lead you thru the mine. Im 63 and always take first timers to the UP to the Iron Mine. I probably have been through this mine 30plus times. I feel I could be a guide since I can practically recite what they tell you. LOL Don't miss a chance to tour this mine. P.S. A word of caution don't wear new shoes. Weat an old beat up pair. There is moisture on the walking path and with all the iron in the soil your shoes will become a rusty rea color,.

Must see! Great history lesson and fabulous tour. Make sure you bring a sweatshirt or coat if you…read moredon't like the cold, it's 42 degrees in the mine.

I used to stay at Bewabic as a youth for weeks on end in the short summer with friends. It will…read morealways be remembered fondly. It has only improved over the years. The canoe trips down to the Third Lake were always an adventure. The nesting bald eagles always put on a glorious pageant feeding their young.

Bewabic is like a piece of heaven here on earth. Peaceful, relaxing, beautiful and the sites are…read morevery nice. I have always enjoyed my stays at this campground. 25 years of camping there with my children as they grew up and now they are adults and fondly remember the beauty and fun there. We all go back as often as we can to make new memories with their children. Bewabic is a place like no other...

Came here not for hockey, but roller derby! The Kingsford Krush is the local roller derby team…read morethere. It's June...it's hot, no need for the ice. The arena de-ices the rink to have other events during the summer months. It was kind of hard to find, and your GPS is not very reliable and will take you to non-existent streets. It's a small arena, but a perfect size for Iron Mountain as you don't need the whole town there to make the bleachers look full. There's a concession stand when you walk-in, the locker rooms were decent, and they had a nice house speaker system (that I got to use being an announcer). Looking at their website they have lots of hockey teams play there, along with figure skating and open skate.

We camped here for 2 nights. They provide very personable service and are super friendly. Great…read morelocation for whitewater kayaking and hiking. Right across from Piers Gorge trail entrance.

This is great place to camp! The owner, Nate, is great guy and provides very personable service…read more Great location near the stunning Piers Gorge.

We had an unbelievable day out on the river yesterday. Ben, our tour guide was fantastic and very…read moreaccommodating. Our time out on the water couldn't have been any better. It was exciting and the views were beautiful. We will most certainly be back and telling others about you all as well! In reading other reviews here, like Catherine's from 6/30/18, I couldn't agree more. The reviews you see here are spot on. Safety. Office staff, it all!

If you haven't been white water rafting, I suggest you go. You might pee** yourself a little but it…read moreis so worth it!! It's a good hike up in cheese land and I was only expecting maybe a class 2 or 3 (class 6 being the highest). Big surprise when we did a class 4. Sounds scary I know, but I learned that picking the right guide/ tour company is key. It makes a difference when it comes to safety and your overall experience. NA is all about having fun but being safe. The owner and our guide Matt was hilarious but also made sure that we knew what we were doing to keep us far away from any injury's. And like he said you really get to know the people in your raft because at some point you will be on top of them. There actually isn't a whole lot of rowing and the intense portions go by in a flash but at least with the help of a hiking trail and another boat you end up doing the intense parts twice. Other then that you are shooting the shit with Matt and the others in your group. Matt has a wealth of knowledge about the area and about "adventure" type stuff. I think it was the perfect combo of relaxing and heart racing experience. I would tell you more but to be honest this is really something you should experience for yourself. I will say that we all had a blast and not one of us ended up in the water... well, at least not from the rapids. I would totally do this again!! ** You're not actually allowed to pee in or out of the boat. Matt will ask you if you would like for him to come to your work and pee on your desk or something, no, then don't pee at his place of work.

This is a good way to use Yelp for my own sake... OK, this place is not a must-see tourist…read moreattraction in Upper Michigan but it has a special attraction - driftwood. If you like driftwood for decorative purposes, here's the place! Seems lots of North Woods cabins have some driftwood in their yards, or people craft things using driftwood. Here's a great beach for finding it. The place is about 8 miles off the major highway and is hard to get to. If anything, by writing this review, it will help me remember how to find it next time. Going northbound from downtown Crystal Falls along US-141, turn right at Fisher Road. These are all gravel backroads from here on. Continue on Fisher, then turn left on Balsam Road. Once you get to WPA Road, you'll see a sign for Recreation Areas 17 & 19. Turn right and continue towards Area 19. There will be some twist and turns but keep going. You'll see a lake and a boat landing area. The actual driftwood beach is a little walk down a hiking path. The beach is lined with wooden stairs to sit and watch the water. Off to the side is a wooded area with all kinds of driftwood washed ashore. Some are dog-fetching stick size and others are 12-footers that would require two people to carry them out of the water. The lake is part of the Way Dam hydroelectric project, so water levels can vary. Happy hunting!

We did a private tour and it was worth it. The staff were friendly, helpful, and hilarious. They…read morewere wonderful company. Photos and video were spot on thanks to the "friendly stalker" photographer who suddenly appeared to get the candid shots. The best part was Huey, the Golden Retriever, who works for beef jerky and pets.

No bait here Looked up bait shop and this was the closest…read more The nice young man directed me to a place!