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Paddleing
The Waters
of Northwest Wisconsin
If you want to get away from it all and enjoy some great
paddling through stretches of remote river, Northwest
Wisconsin awaits you. Along with famous, well known
riverways like the Chippewa, the Flambeau, and the St.Croix
and Namekogan, there are countless miles of other rivers
and streams that can offer some great paddling and in
some areas, like within the 860,000 acre Chequamegon
National Forest, you can really get away for a few days.
In the Chequamegon Forest they allow what they call
"disbursed" camping, in other words, camping is allowed,
with some restrictions, anywhere within the forest,
not just at designated campgrounds. This opens up lots
of possibilities for canoe trips of various lengths,
over night or several days in the wild.
Here are a few places you can find more info on outfitters
and the rivers.
Chippewa
River Canoe Rentals
Sportsmen's
Lodge on Moose lake & the West
Fork of the
Chippewa River
Namekogan river and National
Scenic Riverway
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John
Myhre
"Fishing
and hunting guide, outdoor writer,and host of the
Wisconsin Northland Outdoors Radio."
Wisconsin
Northland Outdoor Guide Service
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