![]() White House photo The Beaver Basin Wilderness includes 13 miles of stunning Lake Superior shoreline from Spray Falls on the west to Sevenmile Creek on the east. The wilderness is some 3.5 miles deep. The Beaver Basin Wilderness offers opportunities for quiet, solitude, wilderness recreation, and spiritual renewal. The wilderness zone includes 8.4 miles of the North Country National Scenic Trail and 8.5 miles of connector trails as well as six backcountry campsites. ![]() NPS photo Electric motors only are permitted on Little Beaver and Beaver Lakes, as those lakes are within the wilderness boundary. Motor boats on Lake Superior are free to beach along the Lake Superior waterfront adjacent to the wilderness area. Vehicle access and car camping will continue at Little Beaver Lake Campground because it is outside the wilderness boundary. ![]() NPS photo
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![]() ![]() NPS photo Public Law 111-11, Omnibus Public Land Management Act of 2009 (466 page pdf) |
Last updated: May 17, 2019