Food is fantastic and they are the sweetest people there. I heard that they have black bears that…read moreyou can see while eating but that's not for me! I go for the food and the drinks. Try the chicken & waffles and one of their ice cream drinks which are absolutely delicious but if chicken & waffles isn't for you, try something else as everything tastes great! They also have a bowling alley and comfortable rooms that you can stay in after the days activities.

Decent food but you really come here to see the bears they feed daily. Service was attentive…read moreenough, not too smiley but they were very busy so I get it. Restaurant is a bit older and due for a reno but served its purpose while everyone looked out for the bears. Very family restaurant feel.

This park has a lot of nice hiking trails. I've visited often to do day hikes and have my…read morefavorites. The Lake of the Clouds overlook has a stunning view, especially in Autumn. The Escarpment trail starts there. This trail is hilly but gives you many different views of this area from different vantage points, all with their own beauty. The Big Carp River trail is another beautiful one that is a bit longer. The Presque Isle waterfall loop is an easy short walk with beautiful scenery. I also recommend a day hike starting at the Government peak trail and turn onto the Union Spring trail to Union Spring. I hiked these out and back during peak visiting season and had the place to myself.

This park is a must-see in the area. There are many trails and camping opportunities. The trek to…read moresee the Lake in the Clouds is not too far from parking. There are plenty of benches along the walkway. The views are very beautiful.

Beautiful falls that attract tourists and locals. The flow of the falls changes but many photos…read moretaken by families, locals and tourists alike. You can take a trek around the entire falls to view at different angles or stick to the boardwalk if you dont care to walk a narrow trail with rocks and tree roots.

Lovely stop on our way to Ontonagon - even in the rain! The falls are not far from the parking lot…read moreand there is a lot of wooded paths to walk along so you aren't trudging through mud. Would highly recommend stopping by this beautiful waterfall!!

We took the 3 hour Grand Tour and had a great day viewing and learning about the Apostle Islands…read more Book your reservations 1-2 days early if possible so weather forecasts are accurate enough, but seats are still available. We tried to book at 10am same day and only a few seats were remaining on the last cruise of the day (4:30pm departure). Seats are first come first served so we came 45 minutes early to line up and were able to get 4 seats together "upstairs" on the boat which had the best views and minimal engine noise. However, bring a jacket or sweatshirt since it gets so windy and cold once you're in the middle of Lake Superior (Yes, I was cold in the middle of July). There is a small concession stand inside the boat, but I chose to just bring some drinks and snacks.

Our captain was very knowledgeable of the Apostle Islands and entertaining. The Grand Tour was 55…read moremiles, 2 1/2 hours and the best way to see the islands. It's best to remember a jacket, even if you think you don't need one.

This company seeks to serve - day trips, overnights, beginners to advanced kayakers, they have…read moreplanned and custom trips - just talk to them! Details are handled and you'll never forget the awesome time you've had - I won't use another company. Food was fantastic and guides were wonderful. Lifetime memories made - priceless!

I definitely would recommend anyone to use Whitecap Kayak of Ironwood, MI for experienced, guided…read morekayak trips and lessons. What a wonderful, friendly and most of all knowledgeable crew. I have memories to last a lifetime. Thanks Whitecap Kayak!

This is one of the least visited national parks, and it's not because it isn't worth visiting…read more Rather, it's so isolated that it needs a 3-6 hr ferry ride or a 45-60 min sea plane ride. Even then, there's only one hotel to stay in which is usually booked out pretty far in advance, unless you want to camp with potable water sources not the most reliable. Of course, this is by design in order to preserve the beautiful natural wilderness. I visited in the shoulder season in the first week of June, and there weren't that many people, emphasizing the wild solitude. It seems like all the visitors here are respectful of nature since there was not any litter nor any defacing at all. The trails here are primitive and not paved or lined with gravel. You can see so much wildlife here, from tiny amphibians the size of my fingernail to huge moose. The night sky is amazing with so many stars, and I saw the Milky Way due to the high quality of the night sky. It is very humbling. As a note, limited amounts of foraging is allowed. I didn't take anything, but I saw edible mushrooms and fiddleheads, and later in the season there's wild blueberries, strawberries, and thimbleberries. Even though it is early before the first hatch, the mosquitoes here are ferocious!

Isle Royale is a unique GEM in the National Park system. If…read moreyou want a beautiful, unique, and wild place with no tv and limited Wi-Fi Isle Royale is for you. I took the Sea Hunter 3 from Grand Portage, Minnesota. The Grace Point lookout trail from the Windigo Visitor's Center took me about two hours, I'm a 45 year old male in decent shape. The lodge is at the Rock Creek Visitor's Center, from the Windigo Visitor's Center this would be about a 40-50 mile hike, Isle Royale is HUDGE island. There are ferry's and sea planes to Rock Harbor. I would LOVE to come back and spend a couple of nights. Bring heavy duty bug spray and a bug cover for your head and hands. The rangers at the Windigo Visitor's Center are GREAT, the ranger in the picture gave an awesome presentation.

Don't even waste your time! I stopped in to buy a belt since I had no spares. After buying the…read morebelt, I was told to go up to the service department to talk to Gordy. As I walked up to Gordy at service, he looked annoyed to see me especially after he made me wait as he was on the phone. I asked Gordy to see if he could test drive my snowmobile around the parking lot to diagnose what sounded like a belt squealing on the take off. I was only given a response of "It will have to wait until after lunch. My guys are working past their break and I was supposed to be somewhere a half hour ago!" I explained that it would only take a minute and I would make an appointment to get the issue corrected at a later date. He said it again, "It will have to wait until after lunch!" I walked off irritated and told my brother he wasn't going to look at it, and said I'll just leave and break a fucking belt! Then the parts salesman that just sold me the belt said as I walked off "At least you have a spare!" As I drove off the lot and circled to cross the toad, I seen Gordy outside not looking like he was really breaking a leg to get to that appointment that he was already late for! None the less, it really didn't look like anorexia beat down any of their staff that would prevent them from a quick diagnosis! I will never do business with these unprofessional asshats again! Thanks for nothing dickheads! Next time anyone needs a recommendation on a Ski-Doo or Polaris dealer, I'll send them to a private seller on Craig's List, and a backwoods mechanic in the fucking sticks!

8 of us all rented sleds, and everything went perfectly throughout the weekend. They have nice…read moresleds, and everyone we dealt with was helpful. They returned us $50 when we asked to return our sleds earlier than originally planned. Only problem was that we didn't get the Polaris sleds we reserved. Instead, we received Ski-Doos. Not a big deal, but not what we reserved.

By far the best dealership in the entire UP might I even say the state. Staff goes above and beyond…read moreconstantly. Service desk is very knowledgeable and they really put in effort to help you with your issue and get you resolved. Service techs work hard,they even took a look at my buddy's sled to diagnose an issue free of charge. Friendly staff who care about what they do really sets this dealership apart from the rest.

Knowledgeable staff helped us with rental sleds for family trip. We were also helped with some…read morebasic repairs to our non rental snowmobiles

My daughter and I stopped in before a wedding we attended. The staff was so nice and accommodating…read more I loved the little store they had-we got a nice puzzle and a butterfly toy to take home. Their facility is small but they pack in so much fun and educational items. My daughter loved the soft play area with all the toys and stuff. And also loved climbing up the tree and being able to walk outside to the observation patio. We tried to go on a short hike outside, but the mosquitoes were very bothersome and my little one was not having it. There is ample parking.

Took the kids (age 8 and 5) on a Monday morning. The route we took was pleasant and well marked…read more Parking was ample. The woman at the front of the visitor's center was very helpful. The kids did a small scavenger hunt in the building and received stickers for completing. A small tree you can clim had stairs and at the top a birds nest. The facility was very clean. The kids were given nets to catch bugs or butterflies (or frogs) and we utilized the "Purple" trail as an easy hike for the kids. The playground area was just the right size and the surrounding flowers we so cheery. The restrooms were very clean as well. We would have stayed longer but had lunch plans nearby. I highly recommend

Called Interstate Falls because it's directly on the MI/WI border, this spot is only about a 10…read moreminute drive from Ironwood, MI, and only about a 10 minute hike from the parking lot. We saw lot of fun fungi on our hike in and spotted some folks foraging some of the mushrooms and even overheard them saying that they had found some chanterelles. It was an easy hike in on the main path, or you can switch it up to some more tretcherous terrain slightly closer to the falls along the stream (hiking poles recommended if you do so, especiallyif it's been raining recently). It appears that they recently redid all of the steps down to the main waterfall, but there are probably the equivalent of a 3 or 4 story building worth of stairs, which definitely winded a member of our party experiencing some health issues. The falls themselves are about about 15 feet high and there are some miini waterfalls along the a lot of the path on your way in as well. Beware: Google Maps may send you the wrong way. Based on a sign on someone's driveway on the route that Google told us to take that says it's private property, I gather that Google regularly tries to route folks through what it thinks is a public road but is clearly private property. I feel like this happens pretty regularly and that's that Google maps also seems to be unaware of unaware of incredibly major road construction projects. Its vexing to say the least. These lousy directions cost us about 15 minutes, so be sure to double check your route and enter from the MI side, not the WI one.