Boulder Junction, Wisconsin Cross Country Trail Information

Escanaba-Pallette Lakes
State owned land, beautiful, trail winds around both lakes, with wildlife all over. This trail has three loops. Escanaba & Pallette Lakes can also be fished and anything can be kept. You must check all the fish you take out with the Escanaba Contact Station.
Length:  Several loops. Entire outer loop is 7 miles.
Location:  7 miles S. of Boulder Junction on Hwy M at Nebish Road

Lumberjack Trail
Wilderness trail winds through many different timber types. Half of the trail winds through an area that was logged a few years ago. This trail connects with the Escanaba Trail.
Length:  1.5 miles
Location:  E of Boulder Junction on Hwy K or on Old Hwy K, E. of Town Dump.

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