Sunup Chalet

08/31/2026

Making huge progress!

08/04/2026

07/25/2026

The small town of Ramsay sits a few miles east of Bessemer. One of Michigan’s largest and oldest stone bridges can be found there. The keystones at the peak of the arch stand 57 feet above the Black River. The bridge was constructed in 1891 by Chicago and Northwest Railroad at a cost of $48,322. The tracks above it are gone and it has been a long time since any trains traveled over the bridge, but it still looks as good as the day it was first constructed.

07/16/2026

06/05/2026

Moose at Powderhorn!!

05/19/2026

Great trails, right outside our door.

Ready to hit the trails? 🏞️

Explore the outdoors with our ATV & UTV rentals — the perfect way to experience adventure, fresh air, and unforgettable views.

Don’t know where to start? Visit our website for information on trails, suggested trips, trail permits, and rentals. We’ll help you get set up for an incredible ride!

👉 https://bpla.com/atv-orv-trails/
(906) 932-3100

05/16/2026

Savor the Local Flavor 🍔🍻

After a day of exploring the Western UP, treat yourself to the local flavors of Wakefield, Bessemer, Ironwood, and Hurley! 🍽️✨From cozy craft breweries serving up unique UP-inspired pours to local eateries with the best burgers and pasties in the Northwoods, there’s no shortage of delicious dining options just minutes from your chalet. 🍺🍔 Whether you're looking for a lively brewery atmosphere or a quiet dinner after a day on the trails, our local spots have you covered.

What’s your go-to local spot for a post-adventure meal? Share your favorites in the comments! 👇

05/12/2026

More paved biking and walking trails connecting Sun Up Chalet with the Iron Belle Trail.

HURLEY - The City of Hurley and ICORE have signed a contract to purchase 37 acres of abandoned Soo Line railroad land from Canadian National for a future trail between Hurley and Montreal.
The group has raised $70,000 toward the $175,000 purchase price and is working to secure the remaining funds before the planned November 2026 closing. The proposed 3-mile paved walking and biking trail would connect to the existing Iron Belle Trail, linking five communities across the region. ICORE provided a $10,000 deposit on April 15, when the City Council approved the sale contract.

05/01/2026

You don’t have to be a skier to enjoy the view! Take a ride with the family on the chairlift.