Delta · Iron River · Bayfield County

A little adventure.
A little wandering.

Plan ATV and UTV rides around Iron River and Delta. Make Flying Eagle your home base for forest trails, time on the water, and days that take their own shape.

Local guide · Sources reviewed September 27, 2026
Flying Eagle’s wooden deck and lake, shaded by leafy trees
Start with a quiet moment right here at Flying Eagle.
Plan your ride

Follow the trails.
Find your Northwoods.

Start with Bayfield County’s official maps for the Delta and Iron River area, then check the latest trail report before heading out.

Before every ride

Check trail conditions.

Closures and weather can change your plans. Open the county’s latest report for current riding information.

Read Current Trail Report
Take a closer look

Explore the access map.

The county’s interactive access map distinguishes forest roads and trails by permitted use, including ATV/UTV travel.

Open County Access Maps
Keep a map with you.

Open and save the official PDF before leaving good reception. For mobile map updates, the county now directs riders to Trail Treker; see its latest app guidance.

Confirm your route.

Follow designated routes and posted signs. Check the county’s registration and trail-pass guidance, and ask us about getting from the resort to your chosen trail.

Leave room for a little exploring

What sounds like
a good day?

A few ideas around Iron River and the wider region, with planning details straight from the people who care for these places.

01 / Iron River

A walk, a picnic,
and something to learn.

Iron River National Fish Hatchery

See trout in the visitor-center aquariums, explore the 3.5-mile Simpson Trail, or bring lunch for the picnic area. A playground makes this a useful family outing.

Check current building hours before visiting; trail maps are available at the hatchery.

Plan a Hatchery VisitSource: U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service
02 / Brule

Let the river
set the pace.

Paddling the Bois Brule River

Choose a canoe or kayak outing on the Brule. The river has both gentler stretches and rapids, so pick a section that suits your group’s experience.

Use the DNR’s landing guide and check river conditions before choosing your trip.

Read the Brule Paddling GuideSource: Wisconsin DNR
03 / Brule River State Forest

A quieter kind
of trail day.

Woodland walks & wildlife

Explore hiking options in Brule River State Forest, including the North Country Trail. The DNR’s map collection helps you choose a walk and find its trailhead.

Use the official property information for current access, notices, and admission details.

Source: Wisconsin DNR
04 / A longer day out · Lake Superior

Big water.
A different view.

Meyers Beach & the Lakeshore Trail

Plan a day trip to the Apostle Islands mainland shore. Meyers Beach offers beach access and the Lakeshore Trail, with views of the sea-cave coastline along the hike.

Check park alerts and parking details. Lake Superior paddling requires suitable equipment and conditions; consult the park’s guidance first.

Source: National Park Service
Meet a little of the neighborhood

See what’s happening.

Find community events, seasonal gatherings, and reasons to explore a little farther. Check the local calendar for the dates of your stay.

Guide reviewed September 27, 2026. Maps and information open on the official source websites. Trail conditions, hours, access, and event dates can change; check the linked source when planning your visit.