Ashland is located in Wisconsin’s Ashland County. Ashland sits along the junction of U.S. Route 2 and Wisconsin Highway 13 along the south shore of Lake Superior’s Chequamegon Bay. Ashland has a population of 8216 and was founded in 1887. This area is most well known for being a port into Lake Superior and its […]
Brule is located in Wisconsin’s Douglas County. Brule is approximately 35 miles (56.3 km) from Ashland and only 30 miles (48.2 km) east of Lake Superior near. Brule has a population of 591 and was founded in 1886. This area is most well-known for the Brule River and its quality trout fishing. Some of the […]
Washburn is located in Wisconsin’s Bayfield County. Washburn sits along U.S. highway 13 on the beautiful Chequamegon Bay. Washburn has a population of 2,117 and was founded in 1883. Washburn is a destination for those with a passion for fishing – smallmouth bass, salmon and lake trout. Washburn offers a pair of campgrounds, several trout […]
La Pointe is located in Wisconsin’s Ashland County. La Pointe is on Madeline Island just north of the Chequamegon Bay. The community has a population of 246 and was originally a French trading post in the 1600’s. Madeline Island is the largest of the Apostle Islands, 14 miles long and 3 miles wide. It is […]
Iron River is located in Wisconsin’s Bayfield County. It has a population of 1,134 and at the turn of the century, was logging town when trains made several trips a day between Superior and Hurley hauling logs. The trains have been replaced by the Tri-County Recreational Corridor, a 62 mile (99.7 km) ATV trail that […]
Bayfield is located in Wisconsin’s Bayfield County. Bayfield sits along U.S. highway 13 and is near Madeline Island, Basswood Island, and the Apostle Islands. Bayfield has a population of 473 and was founded in 1856. Bayfield is a place where visitors can experience four seasons of beautiful scenery and an array of activities. Gateway to […]
Red Cliff is located in Wisconsin’s Bayfield County at the northernmost point of Wisconsin. Red Cliff Reservation is home to the Red Cliff Band of Lake Superior Chippewa and the historical and cultural gateway to the Apostle Islands. This four season vacation destination offers a variety of activities, including the Annual Traditional Pow-Wow Celebration every […]
Sault Ste Marie is located in Michigan’s Chippewa County. The city is on the northeastern end of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula by the St. Mary’s River that runs between the border of the USA and Canada. The Countries access each other by the International Bridge that runs from the twin city of Sault Ste Marie Ontario […]
Calumet is located in Michigan’s Houghton County. Calumet sits along U.S. route 41 and was once the heart of the mining industry. Calumet has a population of 726 and was founded in 1864. This area is most well-known for connection to the mining industry and was once nicknamed “copper town.” Some of the most popular […]
Brimley is located in Michigan’s Chippewa County. Brimley sits Whitefish Bay on Lake Superior. Brimley has a population of 1,337 and was founded in the 1860’s. This area is most well-known for Brimley State Park and being located on the southern shores of Whitefish Point. Some of the most popular things to do are travel […]
Ontonagon is located in Michigan’s Ontonagon County at the mouth of the Ontonagon River on Lake Superior. The town has a population of 1,274 and was founded in 1843. The crown jewel of Ontonagon County is Porcupine Wilderness State Park which is 13.5 miles west via M-64 from town. The park is the largest park […]
Mackinaw City is located in Michigan’s in Emmet and Cheboygan counties. Mackinaw City sits at the very tip of Michigan’s lower peninsula and there you can find the Mackinaw Bridge that connect the lower and upper peninsulas. Mackinaw City has a population of 806 and was founded in 1857. This area is most well known […]