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With 15 lakes and 270 miles of scenic shoreline and channels, the Cisco Chain of Lakes is known for its natural beauty and great fishing. Walleyes, northern, muskie, bass and panfish are plentiful. The lakes are scattered with many islands for picnicking. A variety of water and forest birds, including the great American Bald Eagle, osprey, loon, heron, hawks, and owls may be seen in their natural habitat. The Northwoods scenic beauty is unsurpassed! |
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Our log cabin vacation rental is located adjacent to the Sylvania Wilderness, a part of the larger Ottawa National Forest. This protected area is a great natural resource for outdoor enthusiasts. Ottawa National Forest Bond and Agate Falls Land O' Lakes Municipal Airport Gateway Resort and Gun Club Land O' Lakes Bike Trail Lac Vieux Desert Casino and Golf Course - Open 24 hours daily. Slots, black jack, craps, roulette, etc. Weekend entertainment, fantastic 9-hole golf course. Porcupine Mountain State Park and Lake of the Clouds - Beautiful views of Lake Superior and miles of scenery from high atop a mountain. Many hiking trails. About 65 miles away at Ontonagon, MI Copper Peak - Largest ski-flying hill in the world. Winter world championship competitions. Snowmobile hill runs. Summer ski lift rides to top to see three states and Canada. Bessemer, MI. Black River Harbor, Potawatomie, Gorge, and Rainbow Falls - Charter boat harbor for Lake Superior fishing, sand beach and picnic areas. Beautiful waterfalls with walkways and hiking trails. Bessemer, MI. Fish Hatchery - Holding tanks and ponds teeming with thousands of trout of many sizes. Also, a trout pond for fishing. Watersmeet, MI. Jim Peck's Wildwood - Northwoods Zoo with over 100 varieties of animals. Hold animal babies at their petting zoo, nine-hole golf course. Minocqua, WI Chain Skimmers - Water ski shows on Lake Pleasant on Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday nights and Sunday afternoons. Conover, WI Paulding Mystery Light - The "light" appears almost every night after dark on a lonely old gravel road and has defied explanation for years. It appears to arise from the horizon, glows like a beacon, splits, changes color, and mysteriously disappears as quickly as it came. Paulding, MI. Department of Natural Resources - Wisconsin Lakes Michigan Department of Natural Resources |
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