Wisconsin · Unknown Co.

Lake Superior

· 260 mi · Class
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Avg flow: 0 cfsHist. median: 0 cfs
Designated Water Trail · Wisconsin Northwest Regional Planning Commission

The Wisconsin portion of the Lake Superior Water Trail consists of two main segments that cover 70 miles of diverse and challenging northern Wisconsin coastline. Beginning at the border of Wisconsin and Minnesota, paddlers can drop in at the St. Louis River and travel the 40-miles to Port Wing, a small coastal town in Bayfield County. Paddlers can also start their journey in the city of Ashland, WI and head east to the Montreal River which serves as the border between Wisconsin and the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. The full Lake Superior Water Trail covers of 400-miles of coastline and the W

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