Park Falls Area...Ruffed Grouse Capital of the World
Park Falls has the most extensively managed ruffed grouse habitat in the world consisting of many miles of mowed and clovered roads and numerous wildlife openings also benefiting deer, bear, rabbits and songbirds. Presently over 5,000 acres in this area are being intensively managed as habitat by the U.S. Forest Service, Price County Forestry Commission, Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources, University of Wisconsin Extension, National Ruffed Grouse Society and the local Flambeau River Chapter. Click here for more information
Butternut
Butternut is your northern Wisconsin getaway destination. You will find small town charm surrounded by the great outdoors, just waiting for you to enjoy. Easy access to Butternut Lake, the North Fork of the Flambeau River, and the Turtle Flambeau Flowage, along with several other lakes and streams, provide anglers and boaters with an excellent array of fishing and scenic nature. With miles of ATV, snowmobile and hiking trails, Butternut is a paradise for all outdoor enthusiasts. Click here for more information
Fifield
The Town of Fifield is located at the intersections of Hwys 13 & 70 in Price County and is a gateway community via scenic State Highway 70 through the Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest. The Forest covers 100 square miles of the 152 square mile Township of Fifield. The public lands within the Township contain vast forest, scenic areas and numerous beautiful lakes. By any measure, the Town of Fifield is a vacation and retirement paradise.. Click here for more information
Glidden
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Mason Lake Region
Located close to the Flambeau River State Forest and famous Flambeau River trip country, four private lakes along with 2600 private acres offer the seclusion for which you’ve been yearning. Peace and quiet can be found while fishing beautiful shoreline or hiking vast tracts of virgin hemlocks. Winter, with its miles of cross country ski trails, shows itself off in this beautiful area.
Springstead
Much of Springstead's appeal relates to the area being heavily wooded...surrounded by federal, state, county and tribal forests. Near the south shore of the Flambeau Flowage, Springstead is a resort region set deep in the forest sparkling with over two dozen lakes of all sizes. Many of which have public boat landings, including the Flowage just to the north. Come any time of year and design your vacation to suit your wishes; it won't be overcrowded. Find out why many visitors have decided to retire in the Springstead area. Click here for more information
Turtle Flambeau Flowage
"The Crown Jewel of the North" is Wisconsin's answer to the Boundary Waters. Purchase of this vast area by the State of Wisconsin ensures that development will not mar its scenic beauty and wilderness character. Wildlife abounds. The property has the highest number of bald eagle, osprey and common loon breeding pairs in Wisconsin. In addition to the birds, deer, bear, fisher, marten, otter and other mammals are present. The 19,000 acres of lakes are home to many types of fish. Some say the best season on the flowage begins in the fall. This area is just north of Park Falls in Iron County. Click here for more information |
