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Hurley,
Wisconsin
truly
is
a
vacationer's
paradise,
and
offers
a
great
variety
of
year
round
entertainment.
In
the
Winter,
the
snowmobiler
can
enjoy
450
miles
of
beautifully
groomed
scenic
trails.
Hurley
was
designated
one
of
the
"Top
25"
snowmobiling
vacation
areas
in
North
America,
and
a
five-time
winner
of
Snowgoer
Magazine's
"#1
Nightlife"
award.
Top
all
this
off
with
a
fifteen
minute
drive
to
any
one
of
five
major
ski
hills,
or
miles
of
groomed
cross-country
ski
trails,
and
the
visitor
can
have
the
ultimate
winter
sport
experience.
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For
history
buffs,
a
visit
to
Iron
County
Historical
Museum
is
a
must.
Here
the
visitor
will
gain
insight
into
Hurley's
colorful
past
and
see
what
made
Hurley
one
of
the
most
famous
mining
and
logging
towns
of
all
time
and
earned
the
area
one
of
Wisconsin's
most
recent
designations
as
a
state
"Heritage
Tourism"
area.
Visitors
also
have
the
opportunity
to
take
part
in
Hurley's
"Living
History
Walking
Tour",
offered
periodically
throughout
the
spring
and
summer
months,
featuring
a
costumed
cast
of
characters
performing
a
variety
of
skits
depicting
logging,
mining,
and
railroad
history,
as
well
as
some
of
the
more
colorful
aspects
of
Hurley's
heritage,
concluding
with
a
fun-filled
burlesque
show.
Summer
visitors
can
enjoy
great
deep
sea
fishing
aboard
one
of
the
many
charter
boats
operating
out
of
nearby
Saxon
Harbor
on
Lake
Superior,
or
fish
a
smaller
"pond",
the
popular
Gile
Flowage,
famous
for
great
walleye
fishing.
Great
hiking
trails
lead
to
more
than
a
dozen
spectacular
waterfalls
throughout
Iron
County,
and
ATV
and
mountain
biking
enthusiasts
can
enjoy
over
100
miles
of
wilderness
trails.
The
golfer
can
enjoy
18
holes
of
championship
golf
on
the
panoramic
Eagle
Bluff
Golf
Course.
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