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Eagle River Trails -
Eagle River, Wisconsin Area Biking,
Cycling, Mountain Biking and Hiking
Snipe & Ewald Lake
- This trail is part of the Vilas County Forest System.
Length: 16.4 miles.
Location: From Eagle River go west on Hwy 70 approximately 6 miles to
Wilderness Trail. Turn north on Wilderness Trail and continue 1 mile
to Snipe Lake Game Trail OR continue on Wilderness Trail another 2
miles past Snipe Lake boat Landing with numerous trail locations on the
left.
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Wisconsin:
Apostle
Islands,
Ashland,
Alvin,
Arbor
Vitae,
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Boulder
Junction,
Bradley, Brantwood, Carter, Cavour,
Chequamegon
Bay,
Clearwater Lake, Clifford,
Conover,
Crandon, Cresent Lake,
Eagle
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Enterprise,
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Jennings,
Lac
du Flambeau,
Lake George,
Lake
Tomahawk,
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O Lakes,
Laona, Long Lake,
Manitowish
Waters,
McNaughton,
Mercer,
Minocqua,
Mole Lake, Monico, Newbold,
Park
Falls,
Pelican Lake,
Phelps,
Popple River,
Presque
Isle,
Rhinelander,
St.
Germain,
Sayner,
Star
Lake,
Starks,
Sugar
Camp,
Three
Lakes,
Tomahawk,
Tripoli,
Turtle
Flambeau Flowage,
Wabeno,
Winchester,
Woodboro,
Woodruff,
Lake
Michigan,
Lake
Superior
and the counties of Onieda, Vilas, Iron.
Michigan:
Western
Upper Peninsula of Michigan
and the towns of
Marinesco,
Ironwood, Bessemer, Wakefield, Iron River, Iron Mountain,
Lake
Gogebic,
Bergland,
Silver City, Hancock, Watersmeet,
Lake Michigan,
Lake
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