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Good hiking is available along the Johnson Lake Trail System, and Baker Lake is not the only place nearby, White Oak Lake is a nearby lake. The amount of rainfall that falls at Baker Lake is close to the national average; the wettest month of the year is commonly June, that's the one that rains the most, and February on the other hand is the driest. This lake is so wonderful. Ruttgers Bay Lake Lodge is a brilliant location to get some rest; why not camp at Remer
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| | Motel & Campground while you're here at Baker Lake. For the duration of the summertime at Baker Lake temperatures are regularly in the 80's, and through the night it cools down to the 50's. Through the winter highs are in the 10's while the cold winter nights at Baker Lake are in the-10's. Don't leave Baker Lake without first going for a hike along the Sugar Lake Trail System, and if you came for an overnight stay All Pine Inn Resort is a wonderful location to camp. You could also stop at Loon Lake since you're here at Baker Lake; it's nearby. | |
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Coordinates: Latitude: 46.90889 Longitude: -93.875
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Mule Lake
 | We are looking for big sunfish/pan fish/bullhead/channel cats/walleye /northern/bass and RV campgrounds.... |
Mitchell Lake
 | 13 miles away I visited this lake once last summer. the public boat launch was extremely muddy and weedy. water clarity was around two to three feet, and there was significant algae growth. stopped at the sandbar for a swim and a half hour later realized I had a serious case of swimmers itch.... |
Upper Menton Lake
 | 13 miles away My Father, Albert Menton and His Brother Eb were the original homesteaders of ''Upper & Lower* Menton lakes in the early 1900;s I have been told. I am the seventh child of Albrty Menton. Our Mother Florence died in 1918 and we were put in the Childrens Home Soc. In Minneapolis and then adopted out. We had a family reunion in 1972 in Remer. Ref; Minneapolis Tribune'' July 5th or 6 1972. I am now 91 years and living in Grants Pass Oregon. Thank you for keeping the ''Menton'' Name alive.... |
Mabel Lake Campground
 | 15 miles away ...f our favorite Minnesota campgrounds and we stay here several times each summer. We love that it is right on a lake and that many of the sites have their own little beach. The campground is quiet and the sites˙ are screened from one another for privacy. I hate to even post a review out of the fear that our favorite camping secret will become everyone's camping favorite. It is close enough to Longville˙ and Remer that you can run in for ice and supplies as needed. One small hint that I will pass on is that you might want to stop in Longville or Hackensack to buy your˙ firewood as the campground does not have any for sale.Mabel Lake campground is not on a campsite reservation system but we have never had a problem finding a site here. We discovered this campground as a result of finding one of the more popular Leech Lake campgrounds full. Once we found Mabel Lake, we never bothered with the other campgrounds in the area again. Mabel Lake is rustic so those seeking hook-ups, flush toilets, and running water best move on to the more crowded campgrounds on Leech Lake and leave us to our o... |
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