Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest
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My friends and I have all kinds of fun running ATVs swimming and cookouts on the many trails and at the many lakes throughout the nicolet national Forest. It's just too bad that summer is over. There is so much to do in the nicolet national Forest. There are walking trails ATV trails dirt roads lakes you can hunt or fish. during the spring summer and fall you can pick wild blueberries raspberries wild strawberries choke cherries blackberries various different types of nuts various different types of mushrooms wild onions and the list goes on and on. During spring summer fall and winter the nicolae national Forest is a photographer's Paradise if you just know where to go.
Bill SannBill Sann
70
Beautiful, and unspoiled beauty of the caliber in the Midwest is hard to find! I went in late winter/early Spring. Great for stargazing thanks to low light pollution. Attached is a picture at the boat launch at East Twin Lake 3/14/21 @ 4:30am. The sky is so dark (bortel 2) that the zodiacal light can be seen on the north side. Light pollution on the right is coming from the town of Clam Lake
Erica RodriguezErica Rodriguez
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Did some wilderness camping at Porcupine Lake about two miles off trail on the east side of the lake. Great Northern and Ice Age trails lead through this area, so there are some nice established campsites that are easy to hike to for beginner backpackers. I’ll definitely be back to try other areas of the forest, probably yet this summer.
Hank ZaneHank Zane
150
It was so quiet and peaceful at Two Lakes campground. Our site was right on the water for a beautiful morning sunrise. We went fishing in Bass lake right there and you can catch any size fish in that lake for any age range. My kids enjoyed catching the small blue gills and sunfish as I reeled in some nice size Bass.
Shaun KaiserShaun Kaiser
70
This is the best national forest in the within 50 miles of butternut wi! The are wolves here and they will eat you so be careful. There are also bears, mountain lions, porcupines, coyote, Bob cats, and hillbillies. There are no deer here, they all got eaten by the wolves and bears and hillbillies.
Stephen PonsStephen Pons
130
So accidently ran into this State Park there was a rainbow gathering the people were nice and it's a good park to go for a hike, don't forget bug spray and always check for ticks before you get back into your car. It is kind of hidden but if you live the outdoors you must explore this park
Michel leanaMichel leana
40
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1170 4th Ave S, Park Falls, WI 54552
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(715) 362-1300
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The Chequamegon–Nicolet National Forest is a 1,530,647-acre U.S. National Forest in northern Wisconsin in the United States. Due to logging in the early part of the 20th century, very little old growth forest remains. Some of the trees there were planted by the Civilian Conservation Corps in the 1930s.
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