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Highway State 70
Point of Information Crossing The Flambeau River. The Flambeau River is one of the few remaining 'white water' streams and is widly known as an excellent canoe trail and one of the best white water trips in the Midwest. The name Flambeau means 'flaming torch.'
The Middle Flambeau begins near Nine Mile Creek. For about 50 miles, the river flows entirely within the Flambeau State Forest.
Highway State 70
View from highway Driving east.
Highway State 70
View from highway Driving east.
Highway State 70
Community of Spooner, Wisconsin - Welcome to Spooner Population 2653 Oct. 2004.The outdoors man will never lack for something to do here in Washburn County. Game fishing for muskie and walleye, or fly fishing for trout. Both winter and summer seasons provide challenges and rewards to every level of experience. Attractions in and around Spooner, Wisconsin - Railroad Memories Museum. A former C&NW depot, the museum features railroad artifacts, photos, videos, equipment and model trains. - Wisconsin Great Northern Railroad Excursion Train. Train rides run Saturday & Sunday May 24 - June 30; Historic diesel locomotives plus vintage Pullman passenger cars can be seen here. Train trips last 2.5 hours. - Bulik's Amusement Center, WI. Water slides, miniature golf and go-karts. - Governor Tommy G. Thompson State Fish Hatchery, WI. The largest musky hatchery in the world. Open April 1 – September 30; daily hours are 10am & 2pm
Highway State 70
Community of Winter, Wisconsin Services fuel at highway. Attractions in and around Winter, Wisconsin. Chequamagon National Forest, WI. - Flambeau State Forest, WI. - The Ojibwa Park, WI. - The Tuscobia State Trail, WI.
Highway State 70
View from highway Driving east.
Highway State 70
View from highway Driving east.
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