The Ed Griffiths Pedestrian Pass is a must-see tunnel running under Highway 2. It connects the Pearson Plaza behind the Burger Barn at 512 W Main Street to the Waterfront Trail. The entire 3,684-square-foot tunnel is painted along the walls and ceiling with a mural that highlights the ecology of the region. Each of the wildlife is created with mosaic tiles. You won’t be sorry you took the time to see it!
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Chequamegon Bay Golf Club
The Chequamegon Bay Golf Club is situated on rolling terrain overlooking the Chequamegon Bay of Lake Superior, offering fantastic views as you test your skills from any of the four sets of tees. This 18-hole championship golf facility is both challenging and enjoyable for golfers of all skill
3000 Golf Course Rd, Ashland, WI 54806
Ashland Marina
Ashland’s 121-slip marina is a certified Wisconsin Clean Marina that includes amenities such as washrooms and showers, 30 amp electrical and water pedestals, easily accessible fuel and pump-out dock. The marina can accommodate transient boats up to 55′ and has a 35-ton travel lift to
301 N Ellis Ave, Ashland, WI 54806
Ashland Mural Walk/Main Street Business District
The 8-block Main Street business district is listed on the National Historic Register of Historic Places and features over 20 murals depicting people and events from Ashland’s history. Murals start at the corner of Ellis Avenue and Main Street, continuing on streets going west in Ashland’s
Main Street West, Ashland, WI
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Northern Great Lakes Visitor Center
Stop at the visitor center on your way into town, where staff can answer questions and suggest activities in the area. While there, check out the many engaging exhibits and displays that capture and explain the region’s cultural and natural history. Don’t miss the five
29270 County Hwy G, Ashland, WI 54806
Ashland Historical Museum
Stop by the Ashland Historical Society Museum on historic Main Street. Browse the gift shop and rotating exhibits, as well as the historic photo archives. The Museum is closed from mid to late December until the beginning of April. The research room is open year
216 W Main St, Ashland, WI 54806
Soo Line 950 Locomotive
The 950 was built in July 1900 by the Baldwin Locomotive Company of Philadelphia, PA. It was the largest steam locomotive in the world at that time and is the only decapod (10-wheel drive) engine ever built. Originally numbered 600 by the Soo Line, the locomotive was put in service between
400 3rd St W, Ashland, WI 54806