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167 acre park in the middle of the City of Ironwood; designed as a memorial to the iron miners that bled and died in the mines that built the region. A recreation destination built for cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, hiking, mountain biking, fat tire biking, and historical and art interpretation, you can do it all! The area is full of many historical displays and archaeological findings of the old mining remnants.
Neil D | October 2019
Good history
The park is restored from the mining experience. Nice trails. Other displays. Historical objects, too.
bethbJ9340ZK | July 2018
Walking trails
Great place to walk. Bring bug spray. Especially interesting when the art projects are on display. There are several alternate paths of various lengths.
culaugh2012 | April 2018
Love this park
I have done mushroom walks, art walks and just plain walks...in summer wildflowers are blooming, in spring you may need galoshes, in fall trees are turning beautiful...all in all a real plue for this...
Backpacker0944 | January 2018
Great Place to Ski
The ski trails at the park were an unexpected surprise. Better than we anticipated. Historical information along the trail was a bonus. The trail isn't long and it's in the heart of Ironwood but...
jtg1961 | September 2017
Can't Miss the World's Tallest Indian
The World's Tallest Indian is looking a little worse for wear but it's still a great photo op along with the old mining train across the street. You can let you imagination envision the miners coming...
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Michigan's Iron Belle Trail - Western Gateway Trail