Find your ideal outdoor adventure with a stay at AmericInn by Wyndham Iron Mountain, conveniently located off US-2 and five miles from Ford Airport (IMT). You’ll be minutes from the pristine ski slopes and award-winning TimberStone® Golf Course at Pine Mountain, underground tours at the Iron Mountain Iron Mine, and trails for biking, hiking, and cross-country skiing at Fumee Lake Natural Area. Surrounded by restaurants and shops, our contemporary, non-smoking hotel is also close to local businesses and the Oscar G. Johnson VA Medical Center.

Welcoming Amenities
You’ll love free breakfast and WiFi, an indoor pool, and gym
A heated indoor pool and hot tub help you unwind, while the 24/7 gym and business center keep you productive. Take advantage of a free breakfast including eggs, sausage, and waffles, as well as a round-the-clock coffee station and daily treats like cookies and popcorn. We also offer free high-speed WiFi and parking, laundry facilities, event space, and a 24/7 front desk staff. Each non-smoking guest room features a sitting area, flat-screen TV with cable, desk, coffee maker, microwave, mini-refrigerator, ironing amenities, and bath products.

Dog-friendly hotel off US-141, near IMT Airport and Pine Mountain

Enjoy the stunning landscape, small-town charm and amenities like free breakfast, WiFi, and parking as well as an indoor pool and 24/7 gym at Baymont by Wyndham Iron Mountain. Located four miles from Ford Airport (IMT) and 77 miles from Marquette Sawyer Regional Airport (MQT), our non-smoking hotel off US-141 is within walking distance of Midtown Mall, Marshfield Medical Center-Dickinson, and a variety of dining options. Easily access outdoor fun like Pine Mountain Ski and Golf Resort and Horse Race Rapids. You can also hike along scenic Piers Gorge, see the roadside Fumee Falls, or picnic at Lake Antoine Park.

Welcome to Days Inn Iron Mountain. Located on Highway 2, our Iron Mountain, MI, hotel is nearby great skiing, hiking and more. Wake up refreshed each morning and enjoy a free Daybreak continental breakfast. We offer free Wi-Fi Internet access so you can check conditions on the mountain or stay connected from your hotel room. When you return, you can relax with a swim in our indoor, heated pool or take advantage of 24-hour front desk service and guest laundry facilities to make the most of your trip. We offer free parking for your car, bus, truck or RV and non-smoking rooms are available. Kids 17 and under stay free with an adult.

Iron Mountain. Semi-Private Club, driving range, short game practice green, 18 holes. Pine Grove's 18 hole golf course is carved out of virgin stands of white pine, red pine, oaks, and maple.

This 18-hole course is carved out of rolling terrain featuring virgin stands of white pine, red pine, oak and maple. The spectacular views, and the meticulous course maintenance, provides golfers with a world-class golf experience. Four sets of tees in play daily offer challenges to all abilities.

Pine Grove Country Club is "Pure Michigan". Though its 160 odd acres is located on the outskirts of Iron Mountain, the city fades away as members and guests make their way to the first tee. As an added bonus, sightings of mother nature's creatures enrich the golf experience.

Pine Mountain Resort & TimberStone Golf Course is your northwoods, full service, four season resort. Nestled among majestic pines, we are conveniently located in Iron Mountain, Michigan, the gateway to the Upper Peninsula.

We have everything you want. From experiencing world class golf at TimberStone, a course rated 5 stars by Golf Digest and 6th in the state by Golf Week, to skiing the best groomed snow in the UP, to enjoying our restaurants and banquet facilities that can accommodate any type of event, you are sure to have a stay to remember.

We offer a variety of room accommodations in our lodge as well as slope side condominium units to suit both short-term and long-term stays. Our Lodge provides 34 quaint rooms and 2 suites each of which features a coffee maker, premium cable, and free wireless internet.

We pride ourselves in providing warm and friendly service to the vacationing family as well as to the corporate traveler.

Recreation Lanes is a great place to have fun times with family and friends. At Recreation Lanes you can have a great time at prices that won’t break your family’s budget. We have plenty of bumper bowling lanes just for kids! Bumpers are great to keep the bowling balls out of the gutters and smiles on the faces of your small children.

When looking for family fun in Iron Mountain look no further than Recreation Lanes.

Venue906 offers the areas only full-service event hall offering seating for up to 500 guests while still having a smaller space for more intimate events. Venue906 feature a full service bar, outdoor seating area, bridal suite, grooms quarters, commercial kitchen, and outdoor ceremony space. 

Venue906 is now open Thursdays for cocktails and entertainment 5pm to 10pm. Check our Upcoming Events page on our website for more information

Recreation Lanes is a great place to have fun times with family and friends. At Recreation Lanes you can have a great time at prices that won’t break your family’s budget. We have plenty of bumper bowling lanes just for kids! Bumpers are great to keep the bowling balls out of the gutters and smiles on the faces of your small children.

When looking for family fun in Iron Mountain look no further than Recreation Lanes.

Open everyday 9 am to 5 pm

You will never forget the thrilling experience of visiting the Iron Mountain Iron Mine. Watch expert miners operate modern mining machinery as you ride on the underground trains.

On US-2 in Vulcan, 10 miles east of Iron Mountain. Guided underground mine tours by train, through 2,600 feet of underground shafts to see the reality of iron mining.

Largest rock shop in the Upper Michigan.

Group rates and tours by appointment.

In 1878 a sawmill was erected here as the first industry in the Norway - Vulcan area. John O'Callaghan was owner of this mill which supplied early mining number needs until 1902. This spring was caused by a 1094 foot hole which was drilled in 1903 by the Oliver Mining Company in search of iron ore. The hole cuts several steeply dipping porous strata that trap water at the higher elevations to the north. The difference in elevation causes pressure: this pressure is released by the drilled hole demonstrating the principle of the artesian well. On the slope to the north are the obscure workings of the Few and Munro mines, operated in 1903-1922, now owned by the Ford Motor Company.

This roadside stop now offers free water to all. Fresh, clean and cold, this is a great spot to stop on fill your water bottles and stretch your legs. There is a small picnic area as well. It is located just on the west city limits of Norway, right on US-2. 

The Upper Peninsula Veterans Memorial is dedicated to pay tribute to the members of the armed services and to their memory. The Memorial is located next to the Pine Mountain Ski Jump.


Mission
Come to the U.P. Veterans Memorial, bring your family and friends. You will find it to be a place to rest, reflect, and reminisce upon the past - to remember comrades at arms, past, present, and future - a place to heal and find closure, a place to say welcome home, thank you for a job well done. The ultimate tribute to their lasting sacrifice.
Company Overview
A place to inspire future generations and define what one means by

"For love of Country."

"You will never be forgotten."
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A tribute to those that served from the jungles of Vietnam to frigid Korea, from the battlefields of WW I and WW II, Europe and Japan to the Islands of the South Pacific, sands of the Middle East, and to all who have answered the call to arms, the call to defend our freedom and way of life.

The Upper Peninsula Veterans Memorial represents all 15 counties of the U.P. as well as recognizing in granite the eras of Vietnam, Lebanon-Granada, the Gulf Wars, Korea and WW I &WW II. At the base of each granite marker are pavers containing the names of those whose memory is honored and shared by others. These pavers are available for sale to honor your loved ones. Space has been allocated at the U. P. Veterans Memorial to honor our service men and women engaged in the war in the Middle East.

**Fall Hours: Monday - Saturday 10:00am -4:00pm / Sunday Noon-4:00pm**

The Cornish Pump is the largest steam-driven pumping engine built in the USA. It is a National and Michigan Historic Site.  The Cornish Pump also displays a large collection of underground mining equipment and contains the Museum Gift Shop.

Two blocks west of US-2 on Kent Street. The museum's focal point is a 725 steeple compound condensing engine. Rising 54' from the engine room floor and documented as the Nation's largest engine capable of pumping 4.5 million gallons daily.

Memorial Day thru late September --- Fri, Sat, Sun 1- 4 pm

Just west of Norway, near the train overpass and Norway Spring.

The museum is set up like a little town, with a grocery store, clothing store, dentist office, hardware store, jail, ice cream & creamery, funeral home, school and church. There are special displays set up in the middle of the museum, and there is a great genealogy area. The public is invited to tour the museum and research their family trees.

During World War II, the Ford Motor Co., in Kingsford, built more of the engineless gliders than any other company.  The World War II Glider and Military Museum features the 8th totally restored  CG 4A Glider in the World!!  This impressive museum holds unique collections of military uniforms from the Civil War through Iraq-Afghanistan.  Other memorabilia includes fantastic displays of WWII photographs, German artifacts, 1930’s rare Model AA Ford Dump Truck, Model A Ford Tudor and the “Heiserman”, ¾ size Piper Cub replica used extensively in WWII, exciting WWII footage and personal stories of glider riders, Wall of Military and General Plaques honoring those who served along with the names of donors and more.

Restoration of the glider, and the idea for a Glider Museum , began when the Historical Foundation received a deteriorated fuselage frame.  The glider was originally owned by Olaf and Beatrice Blomquist of Iron Mountain who purchased it for $75 sometime after the war ended from the Ford Plant in Kingsford when surplus gliders were offered for sale.  The Blomquist’s, in turn, sold it to their nephew, Vernon (Janie) Anderson of Metropolitan where it was used as a play house and hunting camp.  The prized artifact was much later donated in 2005 by the Anderson ’s to the Historical Foundation.  Interest generated enough funds to make the restoration possible and a suitable museum was then built to house the plane.  The WWII Glider and Military Museum opened in July, 2011.      

Open Monday - Saturday 9 am - 5 pm. Sunday 12-4. Call ahead for more information and pricing.