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Fire
Restrictions
Lifted in Blowdown Area
Effective 12:01 am, Friday morning, September 2,
2005, the Superior National Forest will allow the
use of campfires, charcoal, and wood-burning camp
stoves in the blowdown area on the Forest. This
includes a portion of the Boundary Waters Canoe Area
Wilderness (BWCAW). At the same time, the Kekekabic
Trail and Border
Route Trail systems will both be re-opened for
public use.  The
fire at Alpine Lake was previously declared 100% contained. No entry points were closed and the
two portages between Seagull and Alpine Lake were
opened. Read
more here.
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Located
in Northeastern Minnesota, the Boundary Waters Canoe Area
Wilderness
(BWCA)
has a ~million acres of wilderness, with over 1,000
pristine lakes and streams, and over 1500 miles of canoe
routes. It is considered by some as the most beautiful
wilderness they have ever seen. National Geographic
named it one of 50 Destinations of a Lifetime. In
other words, a vacation you do not want to miss.
The
BWCA is a true wilderness experience, without motors, no
electricity, no telephone lines, and no roads to the inner
lakes. Fall is a wonderful time to visit the Boundary Waters
and its surrounding award winning resort communities of Ely,
Gunflint,
Grand
Marais, Isabella/Finland,
and Crane
Lake.
Permits
are going fast. Plan your Summer, and Fall trips now.
Outfitters
are glad to assist you with all your trip planning needs.
Click
Here for a Free BWCA Planning Kit
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