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Konteka Motel, Restaurant, &
Bar, Black Bear Bowling Lanes Konteka Black Bear is located in White Pine, MI only 6 miles south of Lake Superior and the Porcupine Mountains Wilderness State Park on Highway M-64 in the Western Upper Peninsula of Michigan. The town of White Pine is located 12 miles north of Berglund where you will find excellent fishing and boating in Lake Gogebic and 5 miles south of Silver City MI. On the Snowmobile and ATV Trails Konteka Resort is totally smoke free and offers all you need for a wonderful vacation with comfortable motel rooms, laundry facility, and a full service restaurant. The Black Bear Lounge offers your favorite beverages, games, and late night snacks. The Black Bear Bowling Alley is connected to the Bar and offers league and open bowling. Our Convenience Store and Gas Pumps are open daily and stocked with a wide variety of items. Motel, Restaurant, Lounge & Bowling Alley
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There is a coin operated laundry with a washer and dryer. The entrance to our motel rooms is off a center hallway so there is no need to go outdoors to dine in the restaurant, stop at the bar, or go bowling.
Konteka is conveniently located close to the Porcupine Mountains Wilderness State Park, Lake Gogebic, local attractions and recreational opportunities, and is right on the snowmobile trails. Our large lighted parking lot offers room for hundreds of snowmobiles, ATVs, fishing boats, and your trailers.
Konteka
Restaurant
Our full service restaurant serves breakfast, lunch
and dinner daily from 8:00 am to 9 pm. The Restaurant is open 7 days a week with a nice selection
of sandwiches and tasty entrees.
Friday Night Fish Fry - a north woods favorite is served
from 11 am to 9 pm every Friday
There is a handicap accessible bathroom in the restaurant.
Our restaurant overlooks the woods behind Konteka where you will often see vvarious animals come up to check out the grounds and see what we are serving for dinner.
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Black Bear Bar
The Bar is open daily from 11 am to 12 midnight serving your favorite beverage. Stop by and check out our Daily Bar Specials. There is a pool table and jukebox in the bar and a large 62" Cable TV for your favorite sports programs.
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Black Bear Bowling Alley
The Black Bear Bowling Lanes are connected to our Bar & Grill and offer 8 lanes with league and open bowling, darts, pinball, and video games. Bring your bowling ball or use one of ours and have a great time.
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Konteka Resort
Konteka offers a nice large conference room
for meetings, receptions, birthday parties, banquets, and
other group gatherings. Food service is available for your
meeting or gathering if you wish.
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Our Convenience Store is open daily with a variety of items with gas available.
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Visitors to Konteka and Ontonagon County will enjoy thousands of acres of public land in the Ottawa National Forest and the Porcupine Mountains State Park for hiking, biking, canoeing, fishing, hunting, photography, and visiting area waterfalls.
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Anglers will enjoy casting their bait on the many rivers and streams, charter fishing on Lake Superior, or fishing in Lake Gogebic, the largest lake in the Upper Peninsula, where you might catch walleyes, smallmouth bass, jumbo perch, northern pike, and whitefish.
Hunters will find the woodlands filled with deer, small and large game, and birds with hundreds of acres of public land.
Various animals often stop by the resort for a visit.
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Animals can often be seen right outside our dining room window. Konteka Black Bear is located just south of the Porcupine Mountains.
Winter at Konteka Black Bear
Snowmobilers will love our large parking lot with lots of room for your rigs and machines. Trail #1 runs right outside the door where you can ride north to Silver City and up to Lake of the Clouds for an outstanding view of the Porkies. Ride south and hit trail #12 and go up to Ontonagon, Greenland, and the Bill Nicholls Trail. Snowmobile rentals in Bergland.
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Downhill and cross-country skiers will have lots of fun at the Porcupine Mountains Ski Area and enjoy an awesome view of Lake Superior from the top of the ski hill. The Porkies have opened up new downhill runs on Everest that can only be reached by riding up on the snowcat. Enjoy the thrill of skiing down through this backcountry wilderness. |
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* RATES: Rollaway Beds Available: ($15.00 extra charge per bed, per night) |
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Konteka accepts Visa, MasterCard, Discover, and
American Express Card
Sorry, We do NOT accept Checks.
ATM machine is located in the lobby at Konteka
Calling cards needed for long distance
Wireless Internet available
Check-in Time: 3:00PM (Eastern Time)
Check Out: 11:00AM (Eastern Time)
Call 906-885-5170 for information and reservations.
PETS WELCOME ($10.00 per night)
PETS MUST BE PREAPPROVED! Pet overseers accept theresponsibility for ALL Damages,
and are responsible for cleaning up and disposing of pet “End Results”.
DIRECTIONS to
Konteka in White Pine
From M-28, turn north on M-64 at Berglund MI and go 12 miles
to Konteka in White Pine MI.
From Ontonagon, take M-64 west of Ontonagon for 17 miles to
Konteka.
Konteka is conveniently located just off Highway M-64 with a
gas station and convenience store next door.
Payment Policy
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No Snow Policy
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Cancelation Policy
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* Rates subject to change without notice
White Pine, Michigan
White Pine MI is a company town that was built in 1954 around the White Pine Copper Mine, that operated until 1995 when it closed. Konteka was designed in 1955 by the noted Michigan Architect Alden Dow who spent the summer of 1933 visiting with Frank Lloyd Wright in Spring Green Wisconsin. You can see the influence of Wright's use of nature, structure, and building materials in Konteka as well as in many of Dow's architectural structures.
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Attractions
and Recreation near White Pine and the
Porkies
Things to see and do while you are visiting the area
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