Culinary

US $13-$21 per hour dependent on experience

Pine Mountain Ski & Golf Resort (5-star)

Position Type

Culinary

Pay Rate

US $13-$21 per hour dependent on experience

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Benefits

On site accommodation provided  upon arrival.

Discounted meals provided.

Transportation provided from the airport upon arrival.

Local attractions

Top 5 Things to Do in Iron Mountain, Michigan

Nestled into Pine Mountain, Timber Stone® Golf Course at Pine Mountain Resort incorporates the landscape of the Northwoods with a masterful design. Timber Stone® Golf Course is the ideal golf destination. Created to highlight golf and nature in perfect harmony, Timber Stone® stretches over 7,000 yards within 240 acres.

Built by the Rotary Club of Iron Mountain-Kingsford in 2010, the lookout is perched at the top of Millie Hill and faces southwest. Offering incredible views of the community and 180-degree vistas that include the neighboring state of Wisconsin.

The Museum features exhibits depicting life on the Menominee Iron Range from the latter part of the 19th century through the early years of the 20th century.

The CG-4A Glider, one of seven fully-restored gliders worldwide, is the focal point of the World War II Glider & Military Museum. The museum also contains an extensive collection of military uniforms from the Civil War to Desert Storm, a WWII Ford jeep and meticulously restored Clark CA-1 dozer, historic photos, period film footage of glider construction at the local Ford Motor Company plant as well as the prestigious Army-Navy "E" Award presentation in 1944.

The Cornish Pumping Engine is the largest standing steam-driven pumping engine ever built in the United States and one of the largest pumping engines in the world  shows how the mammoth steam engine worked dewatering Iron Mountain's Chapin Mine, This museum also displays an extensive collection of mining equipment, dating from 1940 to about 1960, and contains the Museum Gift Shop.

Hotel & Location Summary

Pine Mountain Ski & Golf Resort, nestled in Michigan's Upper Peninsula, is a year-round haven for outdoor enthusiasts. In winter, its slopes cater to skiers of all levels, with well-groomed trails, snowboarding options, and tubing fun. Summer transforms the landscape into a golfer's paradise, boasting a challenging 18-hole championship course amidst scenic beauty, hiking trails, fishing spots, and scenic overlooks.