Copper Falls State Park
"Hurley is a convenient Iron County destination for visitors combining waterfalls with other northern Wisconsin recreation. Travelers from Hurley often visit for hiking, photography, and a quiet forest escape."
Copper Falls State Park features Copper Falls, Brownstone Falls, and a striking gorge carved through volcanic rock. The park offers camping, picnicking, fishing, and miles of scenic trails in a classic Northwoods setting.
Lake Gogebic State Park
"Hurley is close enough for a spontaneous day trip or weekend camping stay. Visitors from the area often come for lake access and a classic Upper Peninsula park experience."
Lake Gogebic State Park centers on the broad waters of Lake Gogebic, a popular destination for anglers, paddlers, and families seeking a relaxed Northwoods setting. Its campground, beach, and lake views make it a classic Upper Peninsula getaway.
City of Rocks State Park
"Hurley visitors often combine a park trip with errands or sightseeing in the Silver City area. City of Rocks is a favorite for camping and exploring a landscape unlike any other in the region."
City of Rocks State Park features a surreal field of towering rock columns and boulders that resemble a stone city. It is especially known for primitive and developed camping, scenic walks, and exceptional night skies.
Big Bay State Park
"Hurley residents may visit for a weekend escape to the shoreline and island trails. Big Bay offers a contrasting landscape to the inland forests and mining country farther west."
Big Bay State Park is one of Wisconsin’s premier Lake Superior destinations, offering a long sandy beach, dramatic shoreline views, and a mix of forest and wetland habitats. Its island location on Madeline Island gives it a remote, relaxed feel while still providing easy access to swimming, hiking, and paddling.