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6 miles away
Spread Eagle Chain of Lakes
 | Driven through the area, very beautiful country. Never stayed there always wanted to....Spread Eagle is all i got to say! Where else can you just have the best summper! Boat all day .... Gas up on the lake.... Get all drinks and food .... PARTHY MART aka for the Locals Sparas or LAREYS ..... I will never leave this place Wakeboarding is the best here so is cruizen with your friends SPREAD EAGLE WAKE co. Check it out ..... WAKE and SKI Lessons ! Website soon to be leashed out on the WEB...I have been going to the chain of lakes since i was a baby and it is my favorite place on earth and everyone for miles are nice and it has so much to offer.... |
Montgomery Lake
| My dad, Walter Merhalski, one of the residents of Florence, Wisconsin, in the 1930's, used to walk, as a boy, from his home in Florence to Montgomery Lake in the summertime. Quite a hike!... |
Jule Lake
| Jule Lake was named after my Grandmother when my Grandfather came to this country from Sweden. The story was that he offered the seller(don't know who that was) $500 for all of the acreage(Including the Lake) and $50 for the Old Logging cabin that was on the Property... |
Rivers Bend Campground
 | Excellent rv park with great facilities for older rv's with young children. Swimming for tots and quiet for mature campers. Great river for fishing, canoeing or kayaking. Well maintained with spotless facilities including pay showers that insure hot baths. ... |
Paint River
 | 10 miles away I just took a 30 mile trip down this river with a group of 6 and three canoes. I thought it was great overall. There are a few shallow spots where we had to get out of the boat and pull it through the water but otherwise the depth is good. As far as the quote ''pretty good campgrounds'' go, these were not easily found but can be set up in the less dense forests alongside the water. The stretch over the hemlock rapids is a bit difficult on the lower hemlock but the upper is an exciting though slightly wet ride. The overall current throughout the river is not too fast so some paddling is needed. Thats about it, this is a great river. The scenery is beautiful, and if your staying overnight the stars are miraculous, so enjoy the view. If your in the trees alot watch out for ticks, (they found me well) but other than that, enjoy the ride.... |
Menominee River
| 13 miles away I love the Menominee River! It is the coolest place to live. I love fishing,tubing,floating and the cool things in and on the river. I have alot of fun on the river. All my friends like comming over and swim in the river.... |
Silver Lake Resort
| 16 miles away The Silver Lake Resort is now under new ownership and is undergoing some very nice improvements.? Their new website is at www.silverlakeresortonline.com... |
Paint River Hills Campground
| 19 miles away 5 PHOTOS Tent Sites, RV Hookups, Pets OK, Fires OK, Nearby Grocery... PETS:leashed... Site 15 with turkeys... River trail picture one... PRH trail map... Paint River from PRH DeLorge... GI Cabin... ... of the ground. That untouched beauty remains only in a few unique areas left over from bygone days. Paint River Hills is truly one of those areas. The highlight of Paint River Hills Campground is its hiking trail along the Paint River. The loop trail, about half-mile long, winds through and around the rock bluffs and hills that form the banks of the Paint River and for years has been the playground of local youngsters. The name “Paint River Hills” is the term used by locals to describe the location of the campground. Youngsters have named other areas such as Peeper Hollow, Big Rock Candy Mountain, White Pine Lookout, Fairy Tale Swamp, Rock Fort, Thistle Swamp and Camel Back Lookout. As the trail leads you to several lookouts down the river identification signs greet you naming trees in native Ojibwa as well as Latin and English. You will wind through an old white cedar stand and see rare quartz rock outcroppings. You will have an opportunity to see abundant wildlife, which considers this area along the Paint River its sanctuary, and hear the sound of the Paint River as... |
