Boulder Junction Winter Park
This trail offers fun for the entire family. Bring your cross-country skis, snowshoes, ice skates, sled or boots and enjoy outdoor winter fun. The cross-country skiing, snowshoeing and walking trail is cleared and groomed and suitable for beginners, enthusiasts and families. There is also a sledding hill, along with a regulation size ice skating rink equipped with lights, a warming hut with lighting and electricity, group seating and a bonfire area to warm your toes.
Length:.9 miles Location:From downtown Boulder Junction, turn right on Old Hwy K (at Coontail Corner) and go about .25 miles. Winter Park will be on the right. Click here for a printable map (pdf).Escanaba-Pallette Lake Trails
This hilly, rolling and very scenic trail winds around several lakes and through a variety of timber types and has a shelter and fire ring provided. Escanaba Lake can also be fished—check all fish you take out with the Escanaba Contact Station. This intermediate level cross-country ski trail is tracked and a Wisconsin State Trail Pass is required. Only leashed pets allowed when there is no snow on the ground. This trail connects to the Lumberjack Trail.
Length:4 loops ranging in length from 2, 4, 5.5 and 8.5 miles Location:From Boulder Junction, continue south on County Hwy M approximately 7 miles to Nebish Lake Road. Turn east on Nebish Lake Road and continue about 3.5 miles to the parking area on the north side of the road. Click here for a printable map (pdf).Fallison Lake Trails
A beautiful, very hilly trail, with a spectacular view of Fallison Lake. Booklets on wildlife, flora and trail history are available from the DNR Trout Lake Office and at the trailhead from mid-May to mid-September as well as interpretive labels along the trail. Bicycling and pets are not allowed on this trail.
Length:Loops of .5, 1.0, 2.0 and 2.5 miles Location:Across from Crystal Lake Campground on Hwy N, west of Sayner. Click here for a printable map (pdf).Lumberjack Trail
Designated mountain bike trail (Wisconsin State Trail Pass required). Includes several wilderness trails of grass and dirt gently winding through different timber types and along the edge of the Manitowish River, the Fishtrap Flowage, and White Sand Lake. Leashed pets are allowed only when there is no snow. Trail connects to the Escanaba-Pallette Lake Trails.
Length:Loops of 4.6 and 12.5 miles are available Location:From Boulder Junction, continue south on Old Hwy K approximately 1 mile to Concora Road and a parking area. Click here for a printable map (pdf).North Trout Nature Trail
This easy hiking trail meanders around a mature black spruce tamarack bog as well as along Trout Lake, offering a beautiful view. Great trail for spring wildflower hikes. Also open for snowshoeing. No bicycles or pets allowed. A state park sticker is required to park at the North Trout Lake Campground parking area.
Length:1 mile loop Location:From Boulder Junction, continue south on County Hwy M approximately 4 miles to a parking area on the west side of the highway. Click here for a printable map (pdf).
