Paul Miller
Canoe Nut
Hi all Midwest canoe nuts:
Great Rivers Chapter
Wooden Canoe Heritage Association
Fall Color Get Together
Jag Lake Campground , Northern Highlands-American Legion State Forest
Boulder Junction, Vilas County
September 12-14
The Jag lake Campground is located about two-thirds of the way between Woodruff and Boulder Junction in Vilas County , Wisconsin .
The campground sits on a small ridge above the lake with a great view of the lake. The lake has a sand beach for swimming and canoe put-in. The campsite allows tents only, but there is a nearby private campground that can accommodate pop-up campers and trailers.
The Manitowish River is nearby for those who want to paddle a small river. For the anglers among us, the lake has muskies, walleyes, smallmouth bass and panfish, and there are many other lakes in the area.
There are restaurants and shopping and an excellent bike trail system in Boulder Junction, just 7 miles to the northeast.
Side trips might include a visit to Dave’s canoe shop, the Lac du Flambeau Museum of local native culture, and lots more.
Plan to arrive Friday. Group dinner/grill out Saturday evening provided by the Chapter. The Chapter will prepay the group camping fee. A $10 fee per camp is requested.
Contact Dave Osborn, 715-892-7391, or Gene Ott , 920-563-8715
Great Rivers Chapter
Wooden Canoe Heritage Association
Fall Color Get Together
Jag Lake Campground , Northern Highlands-American Legion State Forest
Boulder Junction, Vilas County
September 12-14
The Jag lake Campground is located about two-thirds of the way between Woodruff and Boulder Junction in Vilas County , Wisconsin .
The campground sits on a small ridge above the lake with a great view of the lake. The lake has a sand beach for swimming and canoe put-in. The campsite allows tents only, but there is a nearby private campground that can accommodate pop-up campers and trailers.
The Manitowish River is nearby for those who want to paddle a small river. For the anglers among us, the lake has muskies, walleyes, smallmouth bass and panfish, and there are many other lakes in the area.
There are restaurants and shopping and an excellent bike trail system in Boulder Junction, just 7 miles to the northeast.
Side trips might include a visit to Dave’s canoe shop, the Lac du Flambeau Museum of local native culture, and lots more.
Plan to arrive Friday. Group dinner/grill out Saturday evening provided by the Chapter. The Chapter will prepay the group camping fee. A $10 fee per camp is requested.
Contact Dave Osborn, 715-892-7391, or Gene Ott , 920-563-8715