Would recommend camping at the forks separating lake of the falls/landslide and doing day hikes to each (3 days/2 nights). Access to the lake wasn't possible for me as I didn't have snowshoes, but I saw others on the trail who brought some with them.

Definitely will be heading back to do another attempt when I have a few days. It would have been easy to stretch the trip out many more days as there were so many inviting spots to camp.Great hike!

Didn’t make it past 14km in due to the amount of snow. With a surface area of 754 acres and a maximum depth of 78 feet, Mukooda Lake has the physical and chemical characteristics needed to support lake trout. We felt very grateful for the flagging that guided us. We brought snowshoes based on comments from a couple weeks ago, and we were glad we did. Five Lakes. Reports and graphs featuring data collected by volunteers, DNR staff and others can be viewed below. No snow shoes needed. Lake Name: 4. Arnold Lake.

Users of these We were expecting 18km one way based on AllTrails. trespassing. Apparently a large group had stayed there the weekend before and left quite a bit of trash behind. Questions also arose about the continued presence of unclipped fish.
Snow was melting rapidly though making it a tough slog even with snowshoes. Green Pine Lake. Lots of mosquitos though... bring bug spray The trail is primarily used for hiking, camping, and backpacking and is best used from June until October. source of information about legal land ownership or public access.

Very doable but best to go slowly and cautiously. Backpacked this trail July 2-4. Iowa's natural resources plates include the state bird and flower, pheasant, eagle, buck and a Brook trout. 6. All non-essential personnel are restricted from travel, use and access to: Starrett-Olsen Madsen Red Lake …

Many of these lakes face the same kind of threats from invasive species and loss of habitat due to climate warming. Very fast moving water and knee-deep. No warranty, expressed or implied, is made regarding accuracy, applicability

Do your best not to fall in because... it sucks!

Gators are useful for this, or take off your shoes. Channel catfish are abundant; moreover, angling an occasional catfish greater than 17 inches is quite likely. Another great thing about this trail is it seems like there's a great campsite at least every hour.

Features Public lands or parks within 1000 feet of the lake (2) Fish. Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on leash. It has a maximum depth of 23 feet. The creek crossing at the entrance to the valley was about knee high and flowing fast.
Beautiful views There was a tough river crossing, but other than that the trail wasn't too hard. lots of beautiful camping spots along the way and changes in scenery between dense forest and stony rivers/creeks along the way. It’s mostly flat terrain, with only a few hills. DNR Contacts for Lake of the Falls Lake Of The Falls Association Inc [exit DNR] Find A Lake > Iron County > Lake of the Falls Lake of the Falls Iron County, 297 Acres. One thing I wanted to share was that from trailhead to Lake of the Falls we found the distance to be more like 23/24km. are not intended to be used for navigation, nor are these maps an authoritative Below is a list of resident hunting, fishing and recreational licenses.

DISCLAIMER: The information shown on these maps has been Lake Name: Take Hwy 51 to Cty Rd FF just north of Mercer. Trail is extremely well-marked and easy to follow.