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Entry Point 23 - Mudro Lake

Mudro Lake entry point allows overnight paddle only. This entry point is supported by Kawishiwi Ranger Station near the city of Ely, MN. The distance from ranger station to entry point is 19 miles. Three accesses into Mudro Lake involve portages ranging from 20–185 rods.Easiest access is from private la nd with parking fee.

Number of Permits per Day: 5
Elevation: 1166 feet
Latitude: 48.0356
Longitude: -91.8301
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ghamer
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10/19/2022 10:20AM
 
New Trip Report posted by ghamer

Trip Name: YouTube Slideshow - Oct. Trip Mudro to Lower Basswood Falls.

Entry Point: 23

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John Moore
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10/19/2022 05:21PM
 
Gary, in July I paddled a loop from EP 23 Mudro . This is the first slideshow of yours with photos of an area that I recognized.


Your slideshows are fantastic. Please keep them coming.


John
chessie
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10/19/2022 06:59PM
 
Great photos/great slide show! Thank you for sharing. Brought back lots of good memories of that area! Question: what is that sheet you have on the grate and seem to be cooking/grilling on?
ghamer
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10/20/2022 06:44AM
 
chessie: "Great photos/great slide show! Thank you for sharing. Brought back lots of good memories of that area! Question: what is that sheet you have on the grate and seem to be cooking/grilling on? "
That's a Yoshi copper mat, sometimes found in the 'As Seen on TV' section at stores. They are very light and work well for us when toasting bread, muffins or brats. They don't like direct flame though so you'll want to keep an eye on the bed of coals.
iwegean
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10/20/2022 05:53PM
 
Thanks for refreshing my memories. It's been 15 years since we braved that route.
Pretty sure none of our group can tackle that Sandpit portage anymore.
The Horse River was low for us too.
Kudos to you guys for making that trip.
Jeff
1JimD
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10/31/2022 09:15AM
 
All your slide show/ videos are Great Gary . This is no exception !


Thanks. Now that we are entering the "Shoulder Season" it's fun to watch these.
Jim

Keep your paddle wet and your seat dry!
ghamer
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11/01/2022 05:29PM
 
Thanks everyone for watching!
We were surprised by the numbers of people we saw, considering we entered on October 2. Maybe since the weather and forecast was good and there were no permit requirements, there were a lot of 'spur of the moment' paddlers.
Regardless, it was a great trip! The route is highly recommended if you're able to manage the Horse River with all the portages.
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