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Highway State 70
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Highway State 70
Community of Fifield, Wisconsin Junction of highway #13. North to Park Falls, WI, Butternut, WI, Glidden, WI. North to Copper Falls, WI, State Park Campground. Canyons, streams and waterfalls to delight photographers, hikers and cross-country skiers; just north of Mellen in Ashland County. Swimming beach, miles of trails. Family campgrounds, plus walk-in and backpack campsites available South to communities of Phillips, Ogema
Highway State 70
View from highway Driving east.
Highway State 70
Junction of highways #2 & 141 North to community of Crystal Falls. North to Michigan Bewabic State Park Campground. A 144-site campground is situated in a shady, wooded site. Most of the sites have buffer strips between them to allow for privacy and every site has electricity, a fire ring and a picnic table. Picnic areas, a hiking trail, two playgrounds, an excellent beach and a boat launch to Fortune Lake are among the additional amenities at this park. Perch, bass, bluegill and walleye are plentiful in Fortune Lake. Many other points of interest in the area are within easy reach, such as Horse Race Rapids, Chicaugon Falls, Pentoga Park with its Indian burial ground, Iron Mountain Iron Mine and the Iron County Museum in Caspian. Using scaled down, working models, the museum displays the history of the logging and mining industries of the area.
Highway State 70
Start / Finish of Highway Travel Guide East to Michigan / Wisconsin State Line,13 miles. -e9 - East to Iron Mountain Michigan. - Attractions in and around Iron Mountain Michigan. - Iron Mountain Iron Mine Vulcan, Michigan, features Guided underground mine train tours, through 2,600 feet of underground shafts - Millie Mine Bat Cave An abandoned mine shaft the second largest known colony of hibernating bats in North America - Iron Mining Museum, MI, featuring the Largest Collection of Underground Mining Equipment Displayed, in the State of Michigan - Pine Mountain Music Festival, MI - 'Art For All,' Iron Mountain,MI; Annual Juried Art Show at Lake Antoine Park - ART WORKS Art Gallery in Iron Mountain, shows original arts and crafts created by Upper Peninsula artists & artisans. -e9
Highway State 70
Roadside turnout with historic information sign Paved turnout, no services. Pierre Esprit Radisoon & Medard Groseilliers, brother in laws, during the winter of 1659 - 1650 camped with Ottawa Indians 2 miles upstream from this point on Lac Court Oreilles ( meaning 'Lake of the short ears' in French). Early Fench Explorers called the Ottawa Indians 'Court Oreilles'.
Radisson & Groseilliers were the first white men to discover and explore North Western Wisconsin.
When the French Governor General of Canada confiscated their rich cargo of furs because he claimed they did not have the proper credentails to trade with the Indians,
Radisson & Groseilliers left the service of the French Government. They went to England & were instrumental in the formation of the Hudson Bay Company in Canada.
Highway State 70
View from highway Driving east.
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