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Welcome to TerraceBay.com. On our site you will find information about all we have to offer! Browse our site to learn more about our hotel accomodations, wedding and banquet facilities, and our dining room with beautiful views of Little Bay de Noc. Click on the Upcoming Events tab to see what's coming up at the Terrace Bay Inn. Click on the Terrace Bluff Golf Club logo to learn all about what's up and coming at our golf course facilities.
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Party Information The Terrace Bay Inn is the Perfect Place to hold business meetings, wedding receptions, special occasion parties, and conventions. With over 15,000 square feet of space available, we can host meetings from 5 to 500 and banquets with seating capacity up to 600. Our coordinators attend to every detail from banquet planning to providing audio and visual support. Let us host your Next Event!Christmas PartiesAnniversariesConventionsCorporate SeminarsBanquets & EventsWedding Ceremonies, Receptions, and Rehersal DinnersGolf OutingsCommunity EventsBirthday Parties For more info, call us at: 906-786-7554We also have accomodations available at the Terrace Bluff Golf Club. Check out the golf course page for more information.

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Dimensions Sq. Ft. Banquet Theater Classroom Ballroom 65' x 90' 5850 500 600 300Embers Room 50' x 30' 1500 80 100 50Surf Room 30' x 60' 1800 90 100 70Lounge 25' x 25' 625 50 60 30VIP Room For conference use only, 12 person capacity For more info, call us at: 906-786-7554

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Dining

Our Surf Room, the centerpiece of dining in Delta County, is located right on the waters edge, with two levels and expansive windows for breathtaking views of Little Bay de Noc which are second to none. A drift stone fireplace and hand crafted salad bar buffet on weekends will help complete your dining experience. In the summer months cocktails can be enjoyed patio side by our lighted dancing fountains. The menu features gourmet entrees tastefully presented, along with regional Northwoods specialties, a lighter fare, and children's menu. Since 1962 tasteful plate presentations and attentive service are well established traditions. Dine in or take out available 5 p.m. daily. Our rustic Embers Room is ideal for special gatherings such as birthdays, anniversaries, class reunions, or rehearsal dinners. It's cascading waterfalls and Colorado stone fireplace offer guests a wide range of mouthwatering cuisine to ensure a memorable dining experience. For more information please check our our banquets page.

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Lodging

Most hotels can't compete with our unmatched meeting accomodations, access to tournament class fishing waters, menu selection, and attentive one on one personal service. Enjoy the tranquil waters of the bay from your private balcony complete with breathtaking sunrises. Relax in a quiet, modern, spacious, rooms complete with all new flat screen TVs, free high speed internet, coffee maker, iron and board, and hair dryers are standard amenities. Other amenities include our newly remodled hot tub, sauna and swimming pool; all over looking Little Bay de Noc. Also available is our game room and recreational area, or take a walk down our boardwalk. Complimentary breakfast featuring fresh waffles, fruit salad, homemade muffins, bagels, and donuts is available daily.

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Wedding Information For over 30 years we have been a top choice for happy couples on their wedding day. From small and intimate, to large and extravagent, we can handle it all. Now with the addition our new gazebo and remodled patio area, your rehersal dinner, wedding ceremony, and reception can all happen in the same place, making the Terrace Bay Inn a total wedding destination.Terrace Complimentary Services*Complete set up and clean up of the ballroom.*Early decorating availability (latest Friday).*Floor Length table linens, napkins, and chair covers.*Skirting for all your table needs. * LCD Projector, screen and DVD player. *Hotel room discounts for your guests for the entire stay. *Complimentary Hotel room for the Bride and Groom. (Check out Lodging page to view images of Bridal Room)* Candles and Octagonal beveled mirrors available as centerpieces. (Optional)*Two nine candle brass candelabras (Optional)*If short on buffet count, extra food can be brought out later in the evening for sandwiches. *Gift opening available the next day in the ballroom. *No room charges between November & April. Contact us today to make your wedding a day you will cherish and remember the rest of your lives. For more info, call us at: 906-786-7554

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Upcoming Events
JANUARY 2012Friday and Saturday January 13th & 14th -Terrace Lounge-Entertainment-Open to the public 8 p.m.Saturday January 28th - “The Kilbourne Alley Blues Band” Terrace Ballroom, doors open at 6 P.M. $10.00 in advance at the Record Rack or $12.00 at the door. All proceeds go to the newly formed Escanaba branch of compassionate friends.FEBRUARY 2012 Saturday February 11th - The G.A.H.F. 1st Annual Banquet will be held in the Terrace Ballroom. Dinner at 6:30 Program starting at 7:30Tuesday February 14th - The Catholic Marriage Conference, cocktails at 5:30, dinner 6:30, and entertainment with the "White Water Band" until 9pm. For tickets contact Hans, 233-9566& Terrace Bay Inn Annual Valentines Dinner Specials-Call 786-7554 for more information Saturday February 18th - The Great Lakes First Federal Credit Unions stock holders banquet in the Terrace Ballroom.Wednesday February 22nd - 41 Lumber Annual Contractors Show-Terrace Ballroom-Noon-5 p.m. Saturday February 25th - Bark River Knife & ToolMARCH 2012 Saturday March 3rd - U.P. Bear Houndsmen 2012 Annual Banquet-Whole Facility-Closed to the public.Friday and Saturday March 17th & 18th - 3rd Annual Great Lakes Classic Amateur Pool Tournament. For more info call Sonny Frappier at 280-4390Friday and Saturday March 23rd & 24th - 24th Annual Great Lakes Youth Pool Tournament-Ages 17 &18 Friday and Ages 16 and under Saturday. For more info call Don Shope at 399-2832

Spa Package
Spa Package - $99Our Spa Package Includes:*One night stay at the Terrace Bay Inn*$40 Voucher for use at Waves Salon Spa*Gourmet dinner with cocktail in our Surf Room*Extended continental breakfast$40 Voucher can be used towards many products or services at Waves Salon Spa. Nail Care: - Manicures - Pedicures - Paraffin Dips - NailsBody Care: - Massage - Hot Stone Massage - Waxing - TanningHair Care - Cuts - Styles - Color - PermsSkin Care - Facials - Make upWaves Salon Spa also offers a variety of exclusive products and sunscreens. All rates are based on double occupancy. Does not include tax or gratuity. Single occupancy, add $20 per night. Prices subject to change without notice.

Fishing

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Fishing Information With Little Bay de Noc being the home of the Cabela's 2004 National Walleye Championship, we want everybody to experience why the pros chose our area. The Terrace Bay Resort provides convenient fishing opportunities on Little Bay de Noc by offering a launch facility in the winter, truck and trailer parking, and a heated fish cleaning room with sinks and cutting tables. Also available at the front desk are refrigeration and freezer storage. Noted for being one of the top walleye spots in the world, Little Bay de Noc is the classic Great Lakes fishery. Thousands of post spawn walleye are related to shoreline weeds and mid-bay reefs on opening day, May 15th. Late October had become the focus of walleye trophy anglers, Big water enthusiasts know that the word is out - Little Bay de Noc offers a superb trophy fishery including walleye in excess of 10 lbs. With the Terrace Bay Inn as your headquarters, you'll find all the amenities to make your fishing adventure a time to remember! Boat Launch Rates$2.00 / Day$12.00 / Ice Fishing Season No Charge for Hotel Guests

Hall of Fame Join our Sportsman's Hall of Fame!To qualify you must meet the requirements for the following species:Walleye:28" in length and 8 lbs or betterNorthern Pike:38" in length and 11 lbs or betterSmall Mouth Bass:18" in length and 3.5 lbs or betterSplake: 25" in length and 6 lbs or betterIf you feel your catch qualifies, bring it to the front desk. We will weigh and measure it. If it meets our specifications, we will photograph, date, and post your catch on our website. In addition, you will receive a free drink voucher redeemable in our lounge and also receive the distinct honor of being inducted into our "Sportsman's Hall of Fame"

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Area Attractions
Area AttractionsAlger County Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore hugs the Lake Superior shoreline for more than 40 miles boasting breathtaking sandstone cliffs, beaches, sand dunes, waterfalls, lakes, forest, and shoreline. Baraga County The Huron Mountains encompass the most wild and rugged territory in Michigan. It is a region of low, yet surprisingly rugged mountains, swamps, lakes and high plateaus.Chippewa CountyVisit the Soo Locks; where freighters, barges, tugboats and more traverse the 21-foot drop between Lake Superior and Lake Huron every day. The only museum dedicated to shipwrecks on the Great Lakes, The Great Lakes Shipwreck Museum first opened in 1986. The Museum has several dispays devoted to different shipwrecks ranging from sailing schooners from the 1800s to the Edmund Fitzgerald. Delta County Established in 1867 by the National Lighthouse Service, the Sand Point Lighthouse has guided ships through squalls and shoals throughout it's colorful history. In 1886 a fire destroyed the lighthouse, but it was rebuilt and served the sailing public until the Coast Guard decommishioned it in 1939. Once a bustling industrial community, Fayette Historic Townsite showcases nineteen structures including several public and commercial buildings, residences which housed the people of Fayette, and the stabilized ruins of the furnace complex. Dickinson CountyVisit the Iron Mountain Iron Mine. Watch expert miners operate modern mining machinery as you ride on the underground trains. This fascinating tour, with skilled guides, takes you through 2600 feet of underground drifts and tunnels to 400 feet below the earth's surface to see the reality of iron mining.Gogebic County The Ottawa National Forest extends from the south shore of Lake Superior to the Wisconsin border. The area is rich in wildlife viewing opportunities; breathtaking views of rolling hills dotted with lakes, rivers and waterfalls, and spectacular fall colors.Houghton County The Nara Nature Park is linked to the Michigan Tech University trails with a combination of over 50 miles of trails for hiking, running, biking, skiing, and snowshoeing. The Nara Nature Park also has a sledding hill and a chalet.Iron County The Iron County Historical Museum is considered one of the top historical sites in Michigan with its twenty-five buildings that make up Heritage Village.Keweenaw CountyIsle Royale National Park is accessible only by boat or seaplane, visitors come to experience this island park through hiking its trails, paddling its inland waterways, exploring its rugged coast, or venturing into the depth of its shipwrecks.Luce County Tahquamenon Falls State Park encompasses close to 52,000 acres stretching over 13 miles. The Upper Falls is one of the largest waterfalls east of the Mississippi. It has a drop of nearly 50 feet and is more than 200 feet across. Mackinac County Three ferry boat lines will transport you safely and swiftly from St. Ignace to Mackinac Island where you can go back to a simpler place in time, with horse-drawn carriages, tandem bikes, and a leisurely Victorian pace. Experience the wild at the Garlyn Zoo. The zoo is a small intimate family run zoo nestled in the mature pine forests on the shores of Lake Michigan. They offer a child friendly atmosphere and people friendly animals.The Mackinac Bridge is the longest suspension bridge in the western hemispere with 7400 feet of 4 lane roadway suspended over the beautiful straits of Mackinac.Marquette County Sugarloaf Mountain is one of the most popular scenic overlooks on the central Upper Peninsula coastline. The area consists of a 3,200 foot trail of pathway and stairway segments that lead to the mountain's summit 470 feet above Lake Superior. There are viewing platforms on the mountain's summit which provide a spectacular view of the rugged coastline and surrounding forestlands for miles.The Marquette Maritime Museum preserves the unique romance, glamour, and history of the days when topsail schooners, Mackinac boats, fur trading canoes, work-a-day fish tugs, lumber hookers, and mighty steam barges plied the lakes. Menominee County The DeYoung Family Zoo is nestled in the wilderness of the beautiful Upper Peninsula.. Enjoy the natural setting filled with amazing animals from around the world. Large natural habitats, education through hands-on experiences, as well as up close and personal family fun.Ontonagon County Lake of the Clouds lies within the Porcupine Mountains Wilderness State Park. The lake is situated in a valley between two ridges in the Porcupine Mountains. Surrounded by virgin wilderness and stunning vistas, the lake is a popular destination for hikers, campers, and fishermen. Visit the Porcupine Mountains and see hundreds of spectacular waterfalls, go beachcombing for colorful stones along 21 miles of pristine beaches, bike, hike, snowshoe and cross-country ski miles of scenic trails winding through hemlock, maple, basswood and birch. The Adventure Mine provides a location where visitors to this area can experience the life of a copper miner in the most realistic, historically accurate, and exciting way possible, and through these experiences learn the history of the area and the stories of those who lived here.Schoolcraft County Kitch-iti-kipi or "The Big Spring" is two hundred feet across and forty feet deep. Over 10,000 gallons a minute gush from many fissures in underlying limestone, the flow continuing throughout the year at a constant 45 degree temperature so the spring never freezes and can be enjoyed any season of the year.Seney National Wildlife Refuge was established in 1935 for the protection and production of migratory birds and other wildlife. The refuge is composed of a rich mosaic of marsh, swamp, bog, grasslands and forest, with nearly two-thirds wetlands. Today, it protects habitat for threatened and endangered species, as well as a variety of wildlife.

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