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for resting and wild life observing. difficult terrain. then heads farther back into the woods then by a beaver pond up a ridge then along a winter road, a road that was used in the winter by loggers, then back into the woods and along the lake once again to end up back where you started. by water. There is a day use site and dock at the head of the trail. blueberries along the hiking trail. on the top of the limbless tree, you will see an osprey nest. If you look just below the bench in the beaver pond, you will see a path in the weeds: that is a beaver runway, the path the beaver takes to leave the pond. In the beaver pond, if you look to the right you will see a pile of logs covered with grass, that is the beaver lodge. In the spring time the crappies come up close to shore in the pencil weeds to spawn.  Bench Overlooking Beaver Pond  Osprey Nest Overlooking the Pond  Bench Overlooking Black Bay  Boatdock and Shorelunch Site for the Hiking Trail |  |  White Pine Plantation  Blue Diamond Trail Markers  Raspberries Along the Trail  Scenic Overlook  Some Tricky Footing |
 And some fine grouse hunting! |
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Cook, MN 55723