Editing Hurley, Wisconsin (section)

==Recreation and tourism==
The western terminus of the [[Iron Belle Trail]], a non motorized path, begins in Hurley. The trail runs along the former Soo Line Railroad tracks from Hurley to Ramsay, Michigan. Hurley is located near numerous waterfalls. The SISU Cross Country Ski Race is held each January in neighboring Ironwood, Michigan. The [[Paavo Nurmi Marathon]], one of the first US marathons, is held in Hurley the second Saturday of every August.

Hurley commemorates its Italian heritage at the annual Festivale de Italiano, held every Labor Day weekend.

The National Finnish American Festival Cultural Center (NFAF) is located on US 2, near US 51 south. Viola Turpeninen Day, held annually in the summer, commemorates the legendary Finnish-American accordionist and singer. Other events take place on Mothers' day and [[Juhannus]] as well as throughout the year. The NFAF museum is open from April through December.<ref>{{cite web |title = Little Finland |publisher = Hurley, Wisconsin |url = http://www.hurleywi.com/our-community/little-finland |access-date = March 20, 2022 |language = en }}</ref>

Hurley is also known for its [[All-terrain vehicle|ATV]] Hurley Rally held on Memorial Day weekend, a Pumpkin ATV rally held the second weekend of October, and the Red Light [[Snowmobile]] Rally. Both attract thousands of visitors to the area each year.

Riccelli Park is located in Hurley. The park provides picnic and playground areas, as well as the Nestor Laspa pavilion for gatherings. 
The Felix Patritto baseball field is located adjacent to Riccelli Park.