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 Boundary Waters Quetico Forum Winter Camping and Activities Snowbank Reply
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| IronRangeMike |
11/15/2020 07:51PM Never been on the BWCA side in the winter but I drive out and ice fish in the winter. We see dogsleds and XC skiers pulling sleds heading in every year. There’s a few outfitters that will haul you into various locations via dogsled for a fee. I know a guy who basically lives in a yurt on basswood and guides for lakers and dark house spearing pike. He operates with a team of dogs as well. I just snowshoe or ski in myself, but I don’t winter camp. Day trips are good enough as I can drive home and sleep in bed... |
| Pinetree |
10/27/2020 11:28PM I know years ago at least there was a dog sled trail all the way to Thomas. |
| Arcola |
10/27/2020 09:36PM Dog sled trail is my understanding. |
| wharrier |
10/27/2020 05:42PM I'm thinking of going in through Snowbank lake this winter. The map on bwca.com shows that there is a winter trail there. Does anyone know if that's a dog sled trail or heavily used? Last year I went in through Poplar and on the exit day we traveled far and my dog was pretty gassed from running through the deeps now by the end. I thought maybe if we had a trail, it might be easier on him. Any general advice about that area? Thanks |
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