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  Last Visit: 05/08/2024 04:03PM

Entry Point 24 - Fall Lake

Fall Lake entry point allows overnight paddle or motor (25 HP max). This entry point is supported by Kawishiwi Ranger Station near the city of Ely, MN. The distance from ranger station to entry point is 7 miles. "Access is a boat landing at Fall Lake. Several trip options to Newton, Basswood, & Mud Lakes with additionalportages." This area was affected by blowdown in 1999.

Number of Permits per Day: 14
Elevation: 1324 feet
Latitude: 47.9527
Longitude: -91.7213
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bottomtothetap
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09/10/2023 07:56PM
 
New Trip Report posted by bottomtothetap

Trip Name: Back To The BWCA On Basswood--The Boundary Waters Feels Like Home.

Entry Point: 24

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missmolly
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09/10/2023 08:32PM
 
Well told. Thanks!

I will paddle eternal, Kevlar and carbon.
SaganagaJoe
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09/11/2023 09:20AM
 
Looks like a good time.


What is your trailer setup like (weight of trailer, placement of cross bars, etc.)?

aka HermitThrush "Such sights as this are reserved for those who will suffer to behold them." -Eric Sevareid
bottomtothetap
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09/11/2023 10:47AM
 
Can't tell you much about the trailer as it was loaned for this trip to Jim of our group who borrowed it from his brother. I do know it was an aluminum trailer with a fold-down ramp. His brother took it upon himself to custom build a rack for us out of two by fours to haul our two canoes! The rack was tightly secured with ratchet straps to tie-down loops on the trailer bed. We hauled our packs on the trailer under the canoes and secured them to the rack with plastic zip-ties or ratcheted them down just to make sure they didn't decide to take their own trip along the way. Fishing rods and paddles were secured up inside of the canoes with bungee-dealy-bobs. This set up worked well!
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