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Other Whitewater Trips on the Brule Lake/Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness
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Paddlesports Schools:Zoar Outdoor |
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Located in:
Charlemont, MA
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| At Zoar Outdoor, we create great paddling experiences! For adults, kids and families that emphasize the joy of kayaking or canoein (more...) |
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:: Cherokee-Vista Lakes Loop Whitewater Kayaking Trip
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Cherokee-Vista Lakes Loop Whitewater Kayaking Trip on the Brule Lake/Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness |
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Cherokee-Vista Lakes Loop Info
Use this information at your own risk. See our legal notices. |
| Put In: |
Entry Point #41 Brule Lake |
| Take Out: |
same |
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| Gradient: |
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| Run Length: |
5 days/50 miles |
| Flow Information (phone): |
Gunflint Ranger District
218-387-1750 |
| Good Level: |
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| Season Comments: |
May, June, July, August, September
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| Permit: |
May 1- Sept. 30: Day and/or overnight permits required. Overnight fee/person/trip: $10/adult, $5/youth age 0-17, $5/Golden Age or Golden Access passport holders. Plus $9 reservation fee/group. Oct 1- April 30: self-issue day or overnight permits. Some high-season permits allocated by lottery. |
| Character/Similar To: |
26 lakes, 2 rivers, 1 creek, 30 portages. Popular lakes; great fishing. |
| Water Craft: |
canoe |
| Land Ownership: |
Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness |
| Wilderness: |
yes |
| Camping on River: |
Camping prohibited at landing but available at nearby, Crescent Lake Campground. Camping only at designated areas on lakes. Campsites provide firepit and latrine. |
| Location: |
In the Midwestern U.S. (MN), 26.5 Northeast of Lutsen, Minnesota |
| Area Name: |
Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness |
| Shuttle Logistics: |
From Lutsen, via Hwy. 61, turn right onto County Rd. 4 and follow for 18 miles. Turn left onto FR 153 and then right, onto Brule Lake rd. and follow for 6 miles to landing. |
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