Norway Michigan is a town that carries the quiet strength of its Scandinavian namesake. Rooted in the iron mining heritage that helped shape the region, Norway is a place where the past lingers in the stories of hardworking pioneers, yet the future unfolds in the vibrant energy of the local community.

Among its treasures is Fumee Lake Natural Area, a serene escape where trails wind through forests and around still waters, inviting hikers, bikers, and wildlife enthusiasts. The annual Leif Erikson Festival keeps the Nordic spirit alive, celebrating Viking heritage with a blend of tradition and fun. And standing proudly at the town’s heart is the Norway Spring, a natural artesian well whose clear, cold water has been quenching the thirst of locals and travelers alike for generations.

Norway may be small, but its charm is mighty—a town where iron, water, and tradition meet to form a place that feels like home.