Area Attractions

If you’re looking for fun, you’ve come to the right place. Besides hundreds of miles of snowmobile, ATV and cross country skiing trails, there is a wealth of great places to visit in our neck of the woods.

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3869 Fay Lake Resort Road, P.O. Box 100, Long Lake, WI 54542

Phone 715-674-3829 E mail: droethel@centurytel.net

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Potawatomi Casino

618 Wisconsin 32

Wabeno, WI 54566

1-800-487-9522

As you walk onto the spacious gaming floor of the Potawatomi Carter Casino, you will be greeted by some of the best casino game offerings in Wisconsin. With over 500 slot machines, numerous table games and a beautiful bingo room, you’re certain to have an exciting and enjoyable time.

You’ll find the industry’s latest slots plus table favorites like Blackjack, Craps, Let It Ride, 3 Card Poker and more. We are open 24/7 (closed December 24 & 25, open at 4 pm on Thanksgiving) and you can enjoy live entertainment throughout the year.

Mole Lake Regency Casino

Hwy 55. P.O. Box 277
Crandon, WI 54520

The casino is open 10am-2am and until 3am Friday and Saturday nights.
370 slot machines, wheel of fortune, and jeopardy. There are also 6 blackjack tables which open at noon and a blackjack tournament wed. at 6:30pm Bingo Fri-Tues 6:30pm and Sun at 1:30. There is no bingo Wed & Thur. General information: (800)236- 9466
1-(715)-478-7562

Downhill Skiing, Snowshoe, Cross Country Skiing, Snow Tubing, Snowboarding

Ski Brule

397 Brule Mountain Rd.

Iron River, MI 49935

Florence County has plenty to enjoy:

hunting, fishing, hiking, Waterfalls, ATV trail riding,

snowmobiling, skiing, and all the other wilderness experiences that this unspoiled area has to offer.

Home of the Lumberjack Steam Train

Museum & Blacksmith Shop

Farm Corral & Animals

Green Treasure Forest Tour

River Wildlife Tour & Boat Trip

Choo-Choo Hut Restaurant

Nature Center

Ecology Walking Tour

Cracker Barrel Store & Gift Shop

Lumberjack Steam Train
P.O. Box 5
Laona, WI 54541
715-674-3414

The Championship 18-hole Golf Course opened in May, 1984, and has grown in popularity with each passing year. One of the longest courses in Michigan, the course fulfills the dream of the late George Young to combine his favorite holes from courses around the nation. Golfers of all abilities enjoy this course known for its characteristic large greens. At 7,030 yards the Professional Course challenges even the most accomplished player. The Championship Course is 6,076 yards, while the Standard Course measures 5,388 yards. Relax and enjoy a round of golf carved out of the wilderness.

Rated 4 Stars by Golf Digest Magazine!!!

Comments by Golf Digest Readers:

 "A gem off the beaten track..."  "Too good to believe..."

 "For $40 you can golf all day..."  "Beautiful panoramic view, a bargain..."

 "Pretty course, hilly and narrow back nine, nice greens..."