Flambeau Trail
Follow the footsteps of Native Americans, voyagers, and first settlers as they journeyed through Iron County on the famous Flambeau Trail. Learn how transportation, via this ancient "woodland highway" and later by railroad opened up northern Wisconsin to new settlers and development.
- Continental Divide
- Flambeau Trail Crossing
- Gateway to the Flambeau Trail
- Little Finland
- Manitowish
- The Mercer Depot
- Turtle Flambeau Flowage Dam
- Turtle Portage
- Two Ways to Go
Penokee Iron Range Trail
"Go for the Iron" and learn how the rush for the "red gold", we call iron ore, shaped the people and places along the Penokee Iron Range Heritage Trail from the 1990's to today.
- A Company Town
- Gile Falls
- Historic Iron County Courthouse
- Montreal Location
- Pence
- Plummer Location
- Plummer Mine Headframe Interpretative Park
- Plummer Mine Geologic Layer Cake
Timber! Follow Pinery Road back to the days when white pine was king and the immense "inexhaustible" stands of timber brought French Canadian loggers and settlers eager to make their fortunes in Iron County's pinery.
Roddis Line
Take a ride of the Roddis Line Heritage Trail and relive the days when railroad logging was the only way to get the "big timber out of the woods.
- Early Logging
- Lake of the Falls
- Life in Camp
- Nelson Camp 1 (1925-1930)
- Nelson Camp 1 (1925-1930)
- Roddis Lumber and Veneer Company
- Roddis Lumber and Veneer Company
- Turtle-Flambeau Dam
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