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Boundary Waters Quetico Forum Trip Planning Forum EP 16 up to La Croix |
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04/29/2017 06:35AM
My friends and I are taking our fourth trip this September. We've not yet been to the Ely side of things, so we are thinking of entering at EP16, up moose river to Moose and Agnes, and eventually base camping for a few days on La Croix. Would love any thoughts on this trip at this time. Thanks in advance.
Jimronbob
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05/01/2017 06:32PM
Hands down my favorite area of the BW. It really does have it all. But...it can be, and usually is, busy. Your September timeframe should help a great deal with that. Daytrip opportunities abound. And after hitting all the must see sites, there are still plenty of nooks and crannies to poke around in. Enjoy!
"Many men go fishing all of their lives without knowing it is not fish they are after"
~ Henry David Thoreau
05/07/2017 03:42PM
We made it from that entry to LLC in a day and were rather spent by the time we got there. Be prepared for a number of beaver dams along the way that may require pullover and you may have to walk your canoe for part of the river, depending on water levels. Be sure to check out "Top of the World" view point along the way if you have time. The Boulder bay campsites on LLC are worth checking out. We stayed at the one closest to Tiger Bay and it was awesome.
05/13/2017 08:38PM
quote snakecharmer: "Hands down my favorite area of the BW. It really does have it all. But...it can be, and usually is, busy. Your September timeframe should help a great deal with that. Daytrip opportunities abound. And after hitting all the must see sites, there are still plenty of nooks and crannies to poke around in. Enjoy!"
+1 one of our favorites. Don't miss the pictographs in Irving island
05/17/2017 02:08PM
One of my favorite areas as well. If you can do a loop on the inner edge of LLC through some of those smaller inner lakes, it's beautiful!!! That's the only area I've ever seen wolves in the BWCA. They're like ghosts though.
"It's a dangerous business, Frodo, going out your door. You step onto the road, and if you don't keep your feet, there's no knowing where you might be swept off to." – Bilbo Baggins
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