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1 Governor Knowles State Forest 715-463-2898 2 Brule River State Forest 715-372-5678 3 Flambeau River State Forest 715-332-5271 4 Northern Highland American Legion State Forest 715-542-3923 5 Peshgo River State Forest 715-757-3965 6 Black River State Forest 715-284-4103 7 Coulee Experimental State Forest 608-785-9007 Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources PO Box 7921, Madison, WI 53707-7921 dnr.wi.gov (search keyword “state forest”) WDNR Call Center 1-888-936-7463 (toll-free 7 a.m.-10 p.m.) 7 5 4 3 1 WI NORTHERN STATE FORESTS 2 This publicaon can be made available in alternave formats (large print, Braille, audio tape, etc.) upon request. Please call (608) 267-7494 for more informaon. The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources provides equal opportunity in its employment, programs, services, and funcons under an Affirmave Acon Plan. If you have any quesons, please write to Equal Opportunity Office, Department of Interior, Washington, D.C. 20240. DNR PUB-FR-582 2016 DNR PUB-FR-582 2016 dnr.wi.gov (search keyword “state forest”) Visitor s Guide FLAMBEAU RIVER STATE FOREST FLAMBEAU RIVER STATE FOREST EMERGENCY INFORMATION Flambeau Forest Headquarters ........ 715-332-5271 Price Co. Sheriff Phillips .... 715-339-3011 or DIAL 911 Sawyer Co. Sheriff Hayward .. 715-634-4858 or DIAL 911 Rusk Co. Sheriff Ladysmith ... 715-532-2200 or DIAL 911 Forest Fires: ................................... DIAL 911 Come back soon! – and be sure to visit Wisconsin’s other Northern State Forests 6 MAP INSIDE! Canoeing and kayaking Long considered one of the finest river trips in the Midwest, the Flambeau River offers paddling opportunies for all skill levels. For detailed descripons of trip secons, visit www.paddleflambeau.com NORTH FORK There are about 57 miles of the North Fork within the forest. This section offers a more relaxing trip with its slower class I-III rapids, allowing paddlers to enjoy the excellent fishing along the way. Musky, sturgeon, walleye, bass and panfish can be caught from the river. Trip lengths can be as short as three hours or as long as five days. SOUTH FORK For the more experienced, the short 15-mile section of the South Fork of the Flambeau River within the state forest boundary is known for its challenging rapids with wild whitewater paddling over class I–V rapids. The river’s peak flow occurs one-to-two days following heavy rain events and early spring to mid-June. Camping is a popular acvity in the forest, with family camping, canoe camping and backpack camping opons. FAMILY CAMPING There are two family campgrounds in the forest: Lake of the Pines Campground and Connors Lake Campground. The two campgrounds have a combined 59 rustic sites with fire rings, picnic tables and toilets. Both campgrounds have a swimming beach, nature trail and drinking water. Electricity is available at some sites. Showers are available at the Forest Headquarters. For fall-and-winter camping, Lake of the Pines is open until December 15. Reservable sites are available at the Connors Lake Campground. CANOE SITES There are 35 primitive canoe campsites along the Flambeau River. These sites are available on a first-come, first-served basis and are limited to a one-night stay. The sites are rustic with picnic tables, fire rings and an outhouse. PRIMITIVE/BACKPACK The forest offers great backpack camping, which is allowed anywhere on the forest with the exception of the Native Community Management Areas (for exact locations, contact headquarters). Primitive hunter camping is available during the nine-day gun deer season. Hunters must obtain a free camping permit prior to October 31. WELCOME! F lambeau River State Forest is a sustainably managed working forest providing a wide array of benefits to its resident natural systems and communities and to the general public. Opportunities abound for enthusiasts from all walks of life, especially those looking to experience the solitude of the Northwoods. Distance yourself from the daily grind and leave your cell phone behind. Don’t be surprised if you hear the distant howl of a wolf, the song of a loon or the bugling of T he state forest was established in 1930 following the petitions of local citizens to preserve a large block of land on the Flambeau River. By 1946, the original 3,112 acres of forest had grown to more than 65,000 – most of which were purchased from lumber companies hoping to provide some benefit from cutover forest lands. In the early 1950s, the original headquarters building was built from windblown hemlock logs. Recreational development followed in the late 1950s. Today, the forest has over 91,000 acres, with a new headquarters built in 2015. The forest still retains much of its early flavor, providing a remote backcountry experience that harkens back to a bygone era. Other recreaon: Pack a lunch, grab a towel and observe one of the state’s iconic species – all in the same day. PICNIC/BEACH AREAS Picnic facilities are available at Connors Lake Beach/ Picnic Area and include drinking water, toilets, picnic tables, grills, a beach and playground equipment. A day use or annual vehicle admission sticker is required. Pets are only allowed in the pet area. A covered picnic shelter building can be reserved by contacting the forest headquarters. ELK RETURN TO THE FOREST After more than a century and a half of their absence, a small herd of elk was returned to the forest in 2014. In the coming years, more will be introduced to supplement the herd, giving visitors a better oppor- tunity to view these iconic animals. Loading pulp from a sustainable harvest. W1613 Co. W Winter WI 54896 715-332-5271 History of the Flambeau River State Forest Camping Did you know? The forest’s name was derived from early French traders and trappers who observed the local Ojibwe Indians harvesng fish by torch light. The French word flambeau, which means torch, is the root word in Lac du Flambeau, the formal name applied to the local Ojibwe. Lac du Flambeau is literally translated as Lake of the Torches. A working forest and the river running through it an elk in the fall. Unplug and tune in to nature’s soundtrack on the Flambeau. Lake of the Pines Semi-primive river access campsite Lile Falls Hunng and fishing Land or water, hoof or wing, the Flambeau is an outdoor enthusiast’s paradise. The entire forest is open to public hunting, provided hunters remain more than 100 ft. from designated use areas. Ruffed grouse, white-tailed deer, bear, waterfowl and other game species are common. There are over 60 miles of maintained hunter/ walking trails and multiple primitive trails to explore. Backpack and hunting camps are familiar sights during peak-use seasons. There are no fees for primitive camping, but a permit is required. Muskie, walleye, bass, catfish, sturgeon and panfish are present in the Flambeau River and numerous lakes within the forest. For those fly-minded anglers, there are currently 190 miles of classified trout rivers and streams on the property. ruffed grouse Recreaonal trails Stretch your legs or feel the wind in your hair on our extensive trail systems. SKI/MIXED-USE TRAILS The forest features 14 miles of cross-country ski trails groomed for both skate and classic skiing, providing opportunities for a variety of skill levels. The north access point is on Highway 70. The southern access is off of County Road W. In summer, the trails may be used by mountain bikers and hikers. Nature trails are at Connors Lake Campground and Lake of the Pines Campground. There are also 60 miles of maintained hunter/walking trails that are mowed yearly, providing access to remote areas of the forest. MOTORIZED TRAILS The forest has 38 miles of ATV trails that are generally open from May 15 to November 15. There are also 55 miles of snowmobile trails providing access to the Tuscobia State Trail and Sawyer County trail system to the north, and the Price and Rusk county trail systems to the south. In addition, 60 miles of improved forest roads provide vehicle access throughout the forest. When riding through the forest, please stay on designated trails. INTERNATIONAL RIVER CLASSIFICATIONS: Class I: Easy – fast moving water with riffles and small waves. Class II: Novice – straighorward rapids with wide channels. Class III: More difficult – rapids with moderate, irregular waves which may be difficult to avoid and which can swamp a canoe. candlelight ski event Lile Falls Jim Kuchler Jim Kuchler Jim Kuchler Jim Kuchler John Haack

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1 Governor Knowles State Forest 715-463-2898

2 Brule River State Forest 715-372-5678

3 Flambeau River State Forest 715-332-5271

4 Northern Highland American Legion State Forest 715-542-3923

5 PeshtigoRiverStateForest715-757-3965

6 Black River State Forest 715-284-4103

7 Coulee Experimental State Forest 608-785-9007

Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources PO Box 7921, Madison, WI 53707-7921dnr.wi.gov (search keyword “state forest”)

WDNR Call Center 1-888-936-7463 (toll-free 7 a.m.-10 p.m.)

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5431

WINORTHERN

STATEFORESTS

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This publication can be made available in alternative formats (large print, Braille, audio tape, etc.) upon request. Please call (608) 267-7494 for more information. The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources provides equal opportunity in its employment, programs, services, and functions under an Affirmative Action Plan. If you have any questions, please write to Equal Opportunity Office, Department of Interior, Washington, D.C. 20240.

DNR PUB-FR-582 2016DNR PUB-FR-582 2016 dnr.wi.gov

(search keyword “state forest”)

Visitor’s GuideFLAMBEAU RIVER STATE FOREST

FLAMBEAU RIVER STATE FOREST

EMERGENCY INFORMATION

Flambeau Forest Headquarters . . . . . . . . 715-332-5271

PriceCo.Sheriff – Phillips . . . . 715-339-3011 or DIAL 911

Sawyer Co. Sheriff – Hayward . .715-634-4858 or DIAL 911

Rusk Co. Sheriff – Ladysmith . . . 715-532-2200 or DIAL 911

Forest Fires: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . DIAL 911

Come back soon! – and be sure to visit Wisconsin’s other Northern State Forests

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MAP INSIDE!

Canoeing and kayaking LongconsideredoneofthefinestrivertripsintheMidwest,theFlambeauRiverofferspaddlingopportunitiesforallskilllevels.

For detailed descriptions of trip sections, visit www.paddleflambeau.com

NORTH FORKThere are about 57 miles of the North Fork within the forest. This section offers a more relaxing trip with its slower class I-III rapids, allowing paddlers to enjoy the excellent fishing along the way. Musky, sturgeon, walleye, bass and panfish can be caught from the river. Trip lengths can be as short as three hours or as long as five days.

SOUTH FORKFor the more experienced, the short 15-mile section of the South Fork of the Flambeau River within the state forest boundary is known for its challenging rapids with wild whitewater paddling over class I–V rapids. The river’s peak flow occurs one-to-two days following heavy rain events and early spring to mid-June.

Campingisapopularactivityintheforest,with family camping, canoe camping and backpackcampingoptions.

FAMILY CAMPING

There are two family campgrounds in the forest: Lake of the Pines Campground and Connors Lake Campground. The two campgrounds have a combined 59 rustic sites with fire rings, picnic tables and toilets. Both campgrounds have a swimming beach, nature trail and drinking water. Electricity is available at some sites. Showers are available at the Forest Headquarters. For fall-and-winter camping, Lake of the Pines is open until December 15. Reservable sites are available at the Connors Lake Campground.

CANOE SITES

There are 35 primitive canoe campsites along the Flambeau River. These sites are available on a first-come, first-served basis and are limited to a

one-night stay. The sites are rustic with picnic tables, fire rings and an outhouse.

PRIMITIVE/BACKPACK

The forest offers great backpack camping, which is allowed anywhere on the forest with the exception of the Native Community Management Areas (for exact locations, contact headquarters). Primitive hunter camping is available during the nine-day gun deer season. Hunters must obtain a free camping permit prior to October 31.WELCOME!

Flambeau River State Forest is a sustainably managed working forest

providing a wide array of benefits to its resident natural systems and communities and to the general public. Opportunities abound for enthusiasts from all walks of life, especially those looking to experience the solitude of the Northwoods.

Distance yourself from the daily grind and leave your cell phone behind. Don’t be surprised if you hear the distant howl of a wolf, the song of a loon or the bugling of

The state forest was established in 1930

following the petitions of local citizens to preserve a large block of land on the Flambeau River. By 1946, the original 3,112 acres of forest had grown to more than 65,000 – most of which were purchased from lumber com panies hoping to provide some benefit from cutover forest lands.

In the early 1950s, the original headquarters building was built from windblown hemlock logs. Recreational development followed in the late 1950s. Today, the forest has over 91,000 acres, with a new headquarters built in 2015. The forest still retains much of its early flavor, providing a remote backcountry experience that harkens back to a bygone era.

Otherrecreation:Pack a lunch, grab a towel and observe one of the state’s iconic species – all in the same day.

PICNIC/BEACH AREAS

Picnic facilities are available at Connors Lake Beach/ Picnic Area and include drinking water, toilets, picnic tables, grills, a beach and playground equipment. A day use or annual vehicle admission sticker is required. Pets are only allowed in the pet area. A covered picnic shelter building can be reserved by contacting the forest headquarters.

ELK RETURN TO THE FOREST

After more than a century and a half of their absence, a small herd of elk was returned to the forest in 2014. In the coming years, more will be introduced to supplement the herd, giving visitors a better oppor-tunity to view these iconic animals.

Loading pulp from a sustainable harvest.

W1613 Co. W • Winter WI 54896 • 715-332-5271

History of the Flambeau River State Forest Camping

Did you know?The forest’s name was derived from early French traders and trappers who observed the local Ojibwe Indians harvesting fish by torch light. The French word flambeau, which means torch, is the root word in Lac du Flambeau, the formal name applied to the local Ojibwe. Lac du Flambeau is literally trans lated as Lake of the Torches.

A working forest and the river running through itan elk in the fall. Unplug and tune in to nature’s sound track on the Flambeau.

Lake of the Pines

Semi-primitive river access campsite

Little Falls

HuntingandfishingLand or water, hoof or wing, the Flambeau is an outdoor enthusiast’s paradise. The entire forest is open to public hunting, provided hunters remain more than 100 ft. from designated use

areas. Ruffed grouse, white-tailed deer, bear, waterfowl and other game species are common. There are over 60 miles of maintained hunter/walking trails and multiple primitive trails to explore. Backpack and hunting camps are familiar sights during peak-use seasons. There are no fees for

primitive camping, but a permit is required. Muskie, walleye, bass, catfish, sturgeon and panfish are present in the Flambeau River and numerous lakes within the forest. For those fly-minded anglers, there are currently 190 miles of classified trout rivers and streams on the property.

ruffed grouse

RecreationaltrailsStretch your legs or feel the wind in your hair on our extensive trail systems.

SKI/MIXED-USE TRAILS

The forest features 14 miles of cross-country ski trails groomed for both skate and classic skiing, providing opportunities for a variety of skill levels. The north access point is on Highway 70. The southern access is off of County Road W. In summer, the trails may be used by mountain bikers and hikers. Nature trails are at Connors Lake Campground and Lake of the Pines Campground. There are also 60 miles of maintained hunter/walking trails that are mowed yearly, providing access to remote areas of the forest.

MOTORIZED TRAILS

The forest has 38 miles of ATV trails that are generally open from May 15 to November 15. There are also 55 miles of snowmobile trails providing access to the Tuscobia State Trail and Sawyer County trail system to the north, and the Price and Rusk county trail systems to the south. In addition, 60 miles of improved forest roads provide vehicle access throughout the forest. When riding through the forest, please stay on designated trails.

INTERNATIONAL RIVER CLASSIFICATIONS:ClassI:Easy–fastmovingwaterwithrifflesandsmallwaves.ClassII:Novice–straightforwardrapidswithwidechannels.

ClassIII:Moredifficult–rapidswithmoderate,irregularwaveswhichmaybedifficulttoavoidandwhichcanswampacanoe.

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North

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Barn

aby R

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IB

Porcu

pine R

apids

(3 pi

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CWa

nniga

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pitch

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I-IID

Flamb

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2 pitch

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I-IIE

Ceda

r Rap

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st pit

ch)

IIF

Camp

4 Ra

pids (

2nd p

itch of

Ced

ar R

apids

)I-II

GCe

dar R

apids

(3rd

pitch

)I-II

HCe

dar R

apids

(4th

pitch

)I-II

IBe

aver

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Rap

idsII

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tle C

edar

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(Pine

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of F

lam

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Riv

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Rap

idsII

LPr

ice C

reek

Rap

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MBu

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IIN

Priso

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p Rap

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undy

Rap

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IIP

Little

Fall

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idsV

QSc

ratch

Rap

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IIR

Gunn

ers R

apids

IS

Otter

Slid

e Rap

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To P

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ps

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Picn

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Single Camp Units

Group Camp Sites

Picnic Area

Swimming

Fishing

Drinking Water

PitToilets

Handicap Facilities

Total Trail Miles

Fee Required

Land

ings

:1

Nine

Mile

XX

XX

2 Di

x Dox

(ram

p)X

XX

X3

High

way "

W"

XX

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Cam

p 41

XX

XX

5 Fi

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XX

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ram

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XX

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mp)

XX

9 La

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ram

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(ram

p)X

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XX

XX

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XX

XX

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p Ar

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Cam

p2

XX

2 O

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p3

XX

3 Lo

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Mas

on C

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Cam

p2

XX

5 B

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p2

XX

6 H

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mp

3X

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Boy

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mp

3X

X8

Geo

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Islan

d Cam

p3

XX

9 C

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13

XX

10 W

annig

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1X

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For

ks C

amp

2X

X12

Bea

r Run

Cam

p2

XX

13 H

erva

s Lan

ding C

amp

3X

XX

14 C

edar

Rap

ids C

amp

21

XX

Picn

ic A

reas

:Co

nnor

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eX

XX

XX

XX

Scen

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reas

:Lit

tle F

alls-S

lough

Gun

dyX

XX

1Ba

ss La

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ness

X0.4

Sobie

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1Sk

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Co.

Sawy

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Co.

Price Co.

Sawyer Co.

Hervas Road

Herva

s Road