(218) Area Code
Grand Rapids	Itasca Trail Sports	326-1716	316 NE 4th St.
Grand Rapids	Reed Drug Store	326-3453	417 NW 1st Ave.
Grand Rapids	Glen's Army & Navy Store	326-1201	701 NW 4th St.
Bovey	Hollywood Bait Shop	245-1612	50 County Rd. 10
Bovey	Ron's Korner Market	247-7351	7896 Hwy 169
Pengilly	Swan Lake Sinclair	885-3806	31277 Hwy 65
Nashwauk	Nashwauk Little Store	885-3105	121 1st St.
Keewatin	Keewatin Sinclair	778-6140	210 N. First St .
Hibbing	Bikes on Howard	262-0899	407 E Howard St.
Hibbing	Greyhound Bus Museum	263-5814	1201 3rd Ave. E
Hibbing	Hibbing Park Hotel	262-3481	1402 E Howard St.
Hibbing	Hibbing Parks & Rec.	263-8851	401 E. 21st Street
Chisholm	Chisholm Inn & Suites	254-2000	501 Iron Dr.
Chisholm	(Trail Central) Ironworld	254-0086	801 SW Hwy 169
Buhl	Buhl City Hall	258-3226	300 Jones Ave.
Mt. Iron	Spring Creek Outfitters	735-8719	8873 Main St.
Mt. Iron	Mesabi Family YMCA	749-8020	8367 Unity Dr.
Mt. Iron	AmericInn	741-7839	5480 Mt. Iron Dr.
Virginia	Mesabi Recreation	749-6719	720 9th St. N
Virginia	Natural Harvest Foods	741-4663	505 3rd St. N
Virginia	Iron Range Tourism Bureau	749-8161	403 N 1st St.
Eveleth	Super 8 Motel	744-1661	US Hwy 53
Gilbert	Gilbert Get N Go	741-0439	1 Broadway St. N.
Gilbert	Sherwood Forest Camp.	748-2221	301 Ore-Be-Gone Dr.
McKinley	Corner Express	865-6476	Hwy 135 & 20
Biwabik	Biwabik City Hall	865-4183	321 Main St.
Biwabik	Giants Ridge Bike Shop	800-688-7669	6325 Giants Ridge Rd.
Biwabi	The Villas at Giants Ridge®	865-4155	6266 Giants Ridge Rd.
Ely	Ya Ta Hey	365-5982	129 E Sheridan St.
Grand Marais	Lodge to Lodge	388-4487	11 Poplar Cr. Drive

Mesabi Trail SM Rules for Conduct within the Corridor
• Wheel Pass is required for persons 18 years and older, using a bicycle, inline skates or other non-motorized wheeled device.
• Passes must be displayed while on the Trail.
• The Mesabi TrailSM is a non-motorized trail, except snowmobiles where designated.
• Non-motorized vehicles and motorized wheelchairs shall not exceed 36” in width.
• Deposit litter in receptacles.
• Keep pets on a leash no longer than 6 feet in length.
• Holes or trenches may not be dug.
• No signs or advertisements.
• Start fires only in officially designated fire rings, stove or grills. Do not leave a fire unattended and be sure fire is extinguished before leaving the area.
• No hunting or loaded weapons.
• No alcoholic beverages.
• Do not remove, alter, injure or destroy any tree, plant, rock, soil or mineral.
• Camping and horseback riding are allowed only in designated areas.
• EMERGENCY CALL 911.
• Report all violations to the Mesabi TrailSM office at (218) 254-0086.

The Mesabi Trail SM crossing the great Land of Mesabi , offers an abundance of nature and outdoor experiences. You may choose to walk, hike, bike, skate, ski, snowshoe and, in some areas, snowmobile, along the Trail as it traverses over 130 miles, with 97 complete in 2005, and through 25 communities. These communities offer historical buildings, mining artifacts, early industry and ethnic history, plus other treasures well worth the discovery. Forests teeming with wildlife can be found between rolling hills. Streams and creeks provide habitat for birds and animals alike. Grand heaps of earth provide man-made mountains that are becoming re-growth forests lining the edges of some of the world's largest man-made mines. These former mines are fast becoming a linked chain of watery passageways. Come enjoy a quality guest experience in the Land of Mesabi, via the Mesabi Trail. SM

For more information, see: http://www.mesabitrail.com

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