Brule River Forest and Lake Superior: Cloverland Anecdotes
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The upper river the southern portion flows through miles of coniferous bog and is fed by numerous springs. When the river crosses the Copper Range, it begins a fall of feet in the eighteen miles to Lake Superior.
Here, flashing cascades tumble over rocks and ledges and between steep river bluffs forested with aspen and balsam fir. The property is approximately 30 miles north to south, containing the entire 44 miles of the Bois Brule River.
A vehicle admission sticker is required for both family campgrounds. A trail pass is required for the After Hours Ski Trail.
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All hunting and fishing licenses apply. Camping fees are updated annually. Updated and approved in , the Brule River State Forest master plan reflects a review of the plan and sets the management objectives for the next 15 years. The final approved plan and maps are posted online. In state forest management, operations and monitoring public involvement is part of sustainable forestry. We seek public involvement because we believe people, communities, organizations and businesses realize the potential public benefits of state forests and are willing to work to further the goals of sustainable forestry.
The state forests are managed sustainably for multiple uses.
Active timber management is a part of that overall effort on many parts of each forest. Timber is advertised for sale typically from one to three times annually, depending on the size of the forest. The DNR timber sale pages have more information about the timber sale program. Specific timber sale information can be found on the Brule River State Forest timber sale program page as well. Learn more about ways to Connect with DNR. Site requirements Accessibility Legal Privacy Employee resources.
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