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Entry Point 39 - Baker Lake

Baker Lake entry point allows overnight paddle only. This entry point is supported by Tofte Ranger Station near the city of Tofte, MN. The distance from ranger station to entry point is 26 miles. Access is a boat landing at Baker Lake with a 10-rod portage into Peterson Lake to reach first campsite. This area was affected by blowdown in 1999.

Number of Permits per Day: 2
Elevation: 1497 feet
Latitude: 47.8452
Longitude: -90.8169
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30Smoke
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05/31/2019 12:15AM
 
New Trip Report posted by 30Smoke

Trip Name: Smoke's Sawbill Solo.

Entry Point: 38

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Link to video: (watch at your own risk!

Documentary of the Sawbill Trip

"it is tough to beat a person who doesn't quit" - famous philosopher George Ruth
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30Smoke
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05/31/2019 12:18AM
 


"it is tough to beat a person who doesn't quit" - famous philosopher George Ruth
x2jmorris
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05/31/2019 07:06AM
 
Nice short trip it seems. Other than cold feet :)

“Adopt the pace of nature: her secret is patience.” - Ralph Waldo Emerson
Driftless
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05/31/2019 07:22AM
 
Nice report, great photos!
smoke11
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05/31/2019 11:23AM
 
From one Smoke to another nice Report. Thanks for sharing.
mjmkjun
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06/01/2019 06:28AM
 
Another 'thumbs-up' on pics.

“If I have seen further it is by standing on the shoulders of giants.” Sir Isaac Newton
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