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Boundary Waters Quetico Forum Trip Planning Forum Fall Lake or Lake One - 4-5 Day Trip Recommendations |
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03/02/2020 11:51PM
Hello,
Looking for a few recommendations for a 4 to 5 day trip for early August. Three fit people that are looking for some challenge, a tiny bit of fishing, some adventure and some solitude with great campsite. Okay with portages.
Thinking of the Fall Lake or Lake One entry points but open to other suggestions.
First time BWCA trip.
Thanks!
Looking for a few recommendations for a 4 to 5 day trip for early August. Three fit people that are looking for some challenge, a tiny bit of fishing, some adventure and some solitude with great campsite. Okay with portages.
Thinking of the Fall Lake or Lake One entry points but open to other suggestions.
First time BWCA trip.
Thanks!
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03/03/2020 11:38AM
Spend your first night at Fall Lake Campground. Then travel up the Fernberg Trail and enter at Wood Lake. There are some popular routes in that area that might fit for you as a first time tripper! Have fun researching, planning and traveling.
03/03/2020 07:56PM
Baker Lake entry up to South Temperance Lake, can be done in 1 or 2 days. Hang out, do daytrips and come back the same way(looks different on the way back) or do the loop over to Cherokee and out to Sawbill. Beautiful lakes, long stretches of river like paddling, good fishing, better than average chance of seeing moose, moderate portages(with a couple exceptions) and good daytrip opportunities.
Baker entry
John Lake to East Pike, West Pike, Clearwater, Caribou, Little Caribou, Pine, Macfarland and back to the entry. Pretty lakes, long and narrow where wind can be an issue. Good fishing, infrequent but some challenging portages, Johnson Falls on the west end of Pine is a must see.
Kawishiwi Lake up to Malberg, over to River Lake and/or Amber Lake for great campsites and good fishing. Malberg itself is a great lake with plenty of places to explore and gtood campsites. Head back the same way you came in. Several sand beach sites to be had if you are into that. 6-7 hours to Malberg but worth it. Polly is also a gorgeous lake, maybe for a last night campsite closer to the entry.
Kawishiwi entry
Baker entry
John Lake to East Pike, West Pike, Clearwater, Caribou, Little Caribou, Pine, Macfarland and back to the entry. Pretty lakes, long and narrow where wind can be an issue. Good fishing, infrequent but some challenging portages, Johnson Falls on the west end of Pine is a must see.
Kawishiwi Lake up to Malberg, over to River Lake and/or Amber Lake for great campsites and good fishing. Malberg itself is a great lake with plenty of places to explore and gtood campsites. Head back the same way you came in. Several sand beach sites to be had if you are into that. 6-7 hours to Malberg but worth it. Polly is also a gorgeous lake, maybe for a last night campsite closer to the entry.
Kawishiwi entry
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