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An amazing place in the pines. Trees are nearing a century old and it is at the narrows between North and South Trout lakes.
117 feet deep just 200 feet from shore on south side. Grills, picnic tables, and beautiful beach for day use.

Great stop on BATS bike trails. Lots of loons and song birds through summer season.
Nice place to picnic after boating.

Ample parking handicap access and fresh water at the hand pump.
Restrooms are vault toilets.
This is an amazing self-guided nature trail. I highly recommend it. It begins in a lowland black spruce bog. When the angle of the light is high and bright the moss comes alive.
The is leads to and upland hardwoods savanna. Then the trail meanders along the high shore above North Trout lake. The golden hour with lake reflection through the soaring red pines is a majestic sight to behold.