NW Wisconsin Lakes and Recreation Area
Clear, deep lakes. Gorgeous recreation country. NW Wisconsin includes the counties of Douglas, Bayfield, Washburn, and Sawyer. 2.5 hours to Minneapolis/St Paul, 1.5 hours to Eau Claire, less than an hour to Superior/Duluth. Looking for your dream home or cabin in Douglas or Bayfield County WI? Jean Hedren, Realtor, Edina Realty, offers full-service real estate services, focusing on residential, lake home, cabin, waterfront, acreage. Communities: Superior, South Range, Hawthorne, Bennett, Maple, Poplar, Lake Nebagamon, Solon Springs, Gordon, Wascott, Minong, Barnes, Port Wing, Herbster, Cornucopia, Drummond. Keywords: home, cabin, lake home, waterfront, acreage, luxury home, fishing, boating, swimming, hunting. Download your free NW Wisconsin property search app for iPhone, iPad, or Android at my website: www.JeanHedren.com
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NW Wisconsin Lakes and Recreation Area
- 1. Welcome to NW Wisconsin Beautiful lakes and recreation area Douglas, Bayfield, Washburn, Sawyer Counties Wisconsin
- 2. NW Wisconsin Lakes Area Counties: 1.75 to 3 hours from Minneapolis/St Paul •Douglas •Bayfield •Washburn •Sawyer
- 3. NW Wisconsin Lakes Area – Lake Areas and Communities: •Minong Lakes •Gordon/Wascott Lakes •Barnes Lakes •Solon Springs •Bennett/Lake Nebagamon •Grindstone/Lac Courte Oreilles •Shell Lake/Spooner •Webb Lake
- 4. Gordon/Wascott Lakes Area 2.5 hours from the Twin Cities
- 5. Gordon/Wascott Lakes 2.5 hours from Twin Cities •St Croix Flowage •Whitefish (Bardon) Lake •Lower Eau Claire Lake •Bond/Leader Lakes •Red Lake •Crystal Lake •Person Lake •Cranberry Lake/Minong Flowage
- 6. St Croix Flowage, the largest lake in Douglas County, is 1913 acres. Located just west of Gordon, this year-round, destination lake offers some of the best fishing for Northern, Bass, and Panfish in the region.
- 7. Whitefish (Bardon) Lake One of the clearest and deepest lakes in Wisconsin. 832 acres, 102’ max. depth, 30’ mean depth. This lake offers some of the finest sandy lakeshore frontage in the region.
- 8. Minong Lakes 2.5 hours from Twin Citie •Minong Flowage/Cranberry Lake •Nancy Lake •Horseshoe Lake •Pokegama Lake •Crystal Lake •Big Bass Lake
- 9. Cranberry Lake/Minong Flowage Minong Flowage and Cranberry Lake are among the most popular, fullrecreation lakes in the area. The channel access under Hwy T to Cranberry Lake can accommodate most boats. 1564-acre Minong Flowage is known for good walleye fishing along with northern, bass, and panfish.
- 10. Barnes Lakes Area 3 hours from the Twin Cities Eau Claire Chain of Lakes: Lower, Middle, Upper Eau Claire Robinson, Bony, Birch, Sweet Lakes
- 11. Eau Claire Chain of Lakes The Eau Claire Chain offers more than 3000 acres of connected lakes. These lakes tend to be clearer and deeper than most others in the area, and offer some of the best fishing, swimming, and boating. Fish for muskies, northern, bass, and panfish.
- 12. Solon Springs – 2.75 hours from the Twin Cities and less than an hour from Superior/Duluth 855-acre Upper St Croix Lake, at the headwaters of the St Croix River, offers some of the best fishing for walleye, northern, bass, and panfish.
- 13. Bennett/Lake Nebagamon– 3 hours from the Twin Cities and an hour from Superior/Duluth
- 14. Bennett/Lake Nebagamon– 3 hours from the Twin Cities and an hour from Superior/Duluth. Lake Minnesuing is 423 acres and 43’ maximum depth. Lake Nebagamon is 914 acres with a maximum depth of 56’.
- 15. Webb Lake Area – 1.75 hours from Twin Cities
- 16. Spooner Lake Shell Lake – 2 hours from Twin Cities
- 17. Spooner Lake Shell Lake – 2 hours from Twin Cities •Spooner Lake •Shell Lake •Trego Lake
- 18. Grindstone Lake and Lac Courte Oreilles (Hayward) – 2.5 hours from Twin Cities
- 19. Hayward Lakes Area - 2.5 - 3 hours from Twin Cities
- 20. Hayward Lakes Area 2.5 - 3 hours from Twin Cities •Round Lake •Chippewa Flowage •Tiger Cat Flowage •Nelson Lake