Name: Nutter's Sports Bar
Address: W3988 2nd St, Powers, MI 49874, USA

Nestled in the heart of Powers, Michigan, Nutter's Sports Bar is your go-to destination for a laid-back atmosphere paired with exhilarating sports action. Whether you’re a local or just passing through, this spot offers a warm welcome to anyone seeking a place to unwind with friends while catching the latest game. With a selection of satisfying drinks and classic bar fare, Nutter's ensures you won’t miss a moment of excitement.

Perfect for those who enjoy a casual setting, the sports bar attracts sports enthusiasts and anyone looking to relax in a comfortable environment. Nutter's is renowned for its friendly service and community vibe, making it a great choice for gatherings and group outings. The local charm of Nutter's Sports Bar is not only in its spirited ambiance but also in its dedication to providing a memorable experience for each guest.

Whether you’re cheering for your team or simply enjoying the camaraderie of a lively bar scene, Nutter's Sports Bar offers a familiar retreat where everyone feels welcome. Drop by W3988 2nd St and discover why locals and visitors alike consider Nutter's a staple in Powers for good times and great sports moments. 

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GLSC builds on the natural energy of sport and recreation to strengthen the economic vitality, health, and quality of life across northern Michigan. We strive to create global attention, economic growth, talent attraction, and improved quality of life in our great state.    


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Getzloff Corn Maze, located in Wilson, Michigan, offers a delightful escape into rural charm and adventure. This family-owned attraction is perfect for those looking to enjoy an autumn day outdoors. The main feature, of course, is the sprawling corn maze that challenges visitors of all ages with its intricate pathways and hidden clues. Whether you’re navigating the maze during the day or taking on the spooky evening version, Getzloff Corn Maze promises fun and excitement.

Catering to families, groups, and tourists alike, the maze provides an ideal setting for bonding and creating lasting memories. Children can especially enjoy the playful challenge of finding their way, all while surrounded by the natural beauty of Michigan's countryside. Beyond the maze, visitors can often find seasonal activities such as pumpkin picking, hayrides, and more, which may vary throughout the season.

With its welcoming atmosphere and quintessentially autumnal charm, Getzloff Corn Maze is an inviting destination for both locals and visitors seeking a quintessential fall experience. If you're planning a visit to Michigan in the fall, do not miss the chance to explore this enchanting maze and the rustic experiences it offers. 

Getzloff Corn Maze

Nestled in the serene landscapes of Michigan's Upper Peninsula, Northern Sun Winery and Vineyards offers a tranquil escape for wine enthusiasts and nature lovers alike. Located in Bark River, this charming destination specializes in producing an exquisite array of estate-grown wines that capture the essence of the region. Visitors can embark on a delightful journey through the vineyards, gaining insights into the winemaking process, from grape to glass.

Northern Sun Winery prides itself on using cold-hardy grape varieties, ensuring every sip is a testament to the dedication and expertise of the winemakers. Guests can enjoy tastings in a relaxed setting that boasts breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside, providing the perfect backdrop for a memorable day out. The winery is known for hosting a variety of events throughout the year, enhancing its appeal as a gathering spot for both locals and travelers seeking a unique experience.

Whether you're a seasoned wine connoisseur or a casual explorer looking for a peaceful retreat, Northern Sun Winery offers something special. Its commitment to quality and sustainable practices sets it apart as a beacon of craftsmanship in the heart of the U.P. Visitors are invited to savor the rich flavors, listen to live music events, and soak in the natural beauty of this hidden gem in Bark River. 

Northern Sun Winery and Vineyards

The International 500 Snowmobile Race, commonly known in Michigan as "the I-500", takes place annually in Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan. It is known across the country, and is also known to be the largest, longest single-day snowmobile race in the world

I-500 International Snowmobile Race

Who is the Ishpeming Ski Club?
The history of the Ishpeming Ski Club (ISC) began with the organization of the Norden Ski Club on January 24, 1887. The name of the club was changed to the Ishpeming Ski Club in January of 1901. The National Ski Association, organized in Ishpeming in February of 1905, was later renamed the U.S. Ski Association, and is currently the U.S. Ski and Snowboard Association. Because of the pioneering spirit of the skiing community in this area, Ishpeming was made the host city for the U.S. National Ski and Snowboard Hall of Fame.

The first ISC tournament was held on February 25, 1888 and a tournament has been held every year since; tournaments were held at various hills in the area until the construction of Suicide Hill on land owned by Cliffs Natural Resources. The first tournament at Suicide Hill was held on February 26, 1926. In 1972 Suicide Hill was renovated and enlarged. The upcoming tournament on January 22, 2019 will be the 132nd annual tournament, a history nearly unmatched in the world of sport. Even the famous Holmenkollen ski jumping tournament in Norway that started in 1892 missed several years during German occupation in World War II.

Ishpeming Ski Club skiers have won 20 national championships, the ISC has had 13 Olympic team members and 6 FIS World Championship team members.  More than any other ski club, ISC has 13 inductees in the U. S. National Ski and Snowboard Hall of Fame. The ISC has hosted many National Championships and international competitions, many world famous skiers have come to Ishpeming, including world champions. The ISC has always been credited with putting on quality competitions on one of the very best hills in the country.

In 2025 the club is eighteen years into a refocusing of our mission. We always strive to put on a high quality annual ski jumping competition, but we also are directing efforts toward the youth in western Marquette county, and are working to provide them with an opportunity to participate in healthy outdoor sporting activities.

The U.P. Nordic Ski Complex, also know as Suicide Bowl, has five ski jumps including the beginner’s K13 hill, K25, K40, K60 and the famous K90 Suicide Hill.  To provide year-round ski jumping opportunities for young skiers , the ISC installed plastic surfaces on our K40 mid-sized hill in October 2008; the K13 hill in the summer of 2009; and on the re-designed K25 hill in 2012.  

Logan Gundry, a Flying Eagle from Eau Claire, Wisconsin was announced as head coach for youth and junior ski jumping in the Winter of 2022.  Logan, a former ski jumper himself, brings many years of experience on jumping skis to the ISC program. Under his careful guidance and direction the ISC Youth and Junior Ski Jumping Program continues to grow as his skiers are traveling to compete in tournaments throughout the midwest, providing the ISC with a renewed presence in the Central Division and the USA.

The ISC is also involved with teaching youth to cross country ski.  The ISC Youth Cross Country Ski Program was reinstated in January 2013, allowing young skiers to meet at Suicide Bowl on Wednesday nights in winter and ski under the lights.  In 2014 several of the existing cross country trails were reconditioned and renamed the Norman Juhola Trail System.  During the summer of 2015 the ISC developed plans for, and instituted the ISC Nordic Ski Team, an opportunity for students from high school age to elementary school age, from Ishpeming, Negaunee, Westwood and Marquette to compete in ski jumping, cross country skiing, and/or Nordic combined.  Cross country and Nordic combined youth and junior skiers are coached by Dick Ziegler, a former NCAA Division 1 skier.  

In order to make it easy for families to take advantage of the Youth and Junior Programs, the ISC furnishes all ski jumping equipment (each young ski jumper requires roughly $1,500 worth of equipment!), provides access to cross country ski equipment as needed, maintains and grooms the ski hills and trails, and provides coaching, encouragement and support.  All Youth and Junior Ski Programs are provided free of charge; the ISC relies heavily on community support to accomplish our mission.

There is no organization that can leverage a few dollars into more value than the Ishpeming Ski Club. We believe in sweat equity and have been doing it this way for 138 years. There is only one paid person in the club and that is the ski jumping coach. Everyone else donates their time and talents to the club and it's athletes.

The motivating factor for all of this is the advancement of the sport, and supporting the young skiers that work hard to continue the unique ski culture of the Upper Peninsula.  The ISC is fortunate and very thankful to have such strong community support. 


Suicide Hill Ski Jumping

The Pine Mountain Continental Cup is a ski jumping event that hosts 8-12 countries annually with athletes competing in 3 events.  This world class competition has been ongoing since 1939.  
If you visit the website you will see how to purchase admission buttons and reserved parking spaces (although there is plenty of parking available).  Concessions are available on site and tailgating is welcome.  

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