Beautiful Cabin in Brule Wisconsin on the Brule River
exclusive 3-bedroom Cabin on 5 acres in Brule for rent AVAILABLE upon Request - Renting Spring Summer 2011
Ideally located Property touches both the little and the big Brule River Within a mile of Cross Country Skiing, Public Grouse and Deer hunting lands, World famous fishing, Ranger Station, Fisheries, Canoe Landings, and campgrounds, pubs and eating:
- 1-week minimum. Sleeps 5. Ideal for fisherman, hunters, cross country skiers, and snowmobile riders. For information on Pricing and availability click here
- Well-appointed cabin, approx. 1200 sq. ft. on one floor with a loft - walking distance to restaurants, bars, and a playground.
- Master bedroom with antique Queen bed.
- 2nd bedroom with Queen bed.
- 3rd bedroom is a loft.
- 1 full bathroom.
- Open concept living room/dining room overlooking the beautiful Brule River. Dining table comfortably seats 6.
- Dishwasher, oven, microwave, and gas range, toaster, coffee-maker.
- Washer/dryer on premises, plus weekly cleaning maintenance.
- Internet/Wifi included.
- Linens/towels included.
- Ideal for walking and biking to all destinations in town
- In Brule, a 40-minute drive from the ariport (Duluth)
- Flyfish from the shores on property of both the big and little Brule Rivers. The little Brule is perfect to get the kids excited about fishing and move them up the Big Brule.
- Easily drive your snowmobile to the trails.
- Great Cross Country Skiing at the afterhours trail.
- Northern WI is home to some of the biggest white tail bucks in the area with over 2000 acres of public land abutting the property (many monsters onsite, but those are pets).
- Let the Family canoe down the river while you go fly fishing - Enter right from the cabin Rental equipment is available upon request
View the video on youtube Brule Rive Cabin Video
Fishing
The Bois Brule River is one of Wisconsin's most famous and scenic trout
streams. Due to its size, highly productive, self-sustaining fishery, and steady
flow of cool spring water, the Brule is considered one of the premier trout
streams in the lake states. It has attracted anglers locally, regionally and
nationally, even serving as a retreat for several U.S. presidents and other
dignitaries. Today, the Bois Brule River draws an estimated 33,000 fishermen
annually. Go no further to find the Best Cabin for Fly Fishing West of the Mississippi.
Snowmobiling
Snowmobiling is a popular activity in the Brule River State Forest and the
forest provides over 30 miles of designated trails. These trails are important
links in the regional snowmobile trail system, connecting communities in Douglas
and Bayfield counties. The Brule River Riders Snowmobile Club maintains the
forest trails with fees collected from snowmobile registration and trail
passes.
During winter, snowmobile trails on the forest are also open to ATVs.
Trail Passes Wisconsin law requires those who use the state's snowmobile trails to display either proof of Wisconsin registration or a snowmobile trail pass. For more information or to purchase a pass, visit the Department of Natural Resources snowmobile trail pass page.
During winter, snowmobile trails on the forest are also open to ATVs.
Trail Passes Wisconsin law requires those who use the state's snowmobile trails to display either proof of Wisconsin registration or a snowmobile trail pass. For more information or to purchase a pass, visit the Department of Natural Resources snowmobile trail pass page.
Canoeing and Kayaking
Brule River State Forest - Recreation - Canoeing and Kayaking
Whether you are in the mood for a peaceful float with the family or the
challenge of an exciting ride through whitewater, the Bois Brule River in
northern Wisconsin can meet your expectations.
This unique, 44-mile-long river varies from a meandering stream in a conifer bog to a fast-flowing river with numerous rapids and ledges. As it flows north, the Brule River drops 418 feet in elevation, plunging 328 feet in just the last 19 miles.
A Variety of Canoe/Kayak Experiences The Bois Brule River offers easy-going trips on the upper river, particularly from Stones Bridge to Winneboujou, that nearly anyone can handle. More adventurous folks can stay on the river another 45 minutes and experience Little Joe Rapids, a modest class II rapids located just upstream of the Bois Brule Canoe Landing.
Still more daring canoeists, and most kayakers, prefer the river north of Pine Tree Landing to the Highway 13 Landing. This stretch of river will take paddlers through nearly continuous stretches of riffles, ledges and rapids.
Canoe Rental A canoe rental outfit located in Brule rents out both canoes and kayaks. This business also offer several trips and can pick up or drop off people and canoes.
Approximate Time Between Landings
Map of Brule River State Forest (PDF, 251KB)
This unique, 44-mile-long river varies from a meandering stream in a conifer bog to a fast-flowing river with numerous rapids and ledges. As it flows north, the Brule River drops 418 feet in elevation, plunging 328 feet in just the last 19 miles.
A Variety of Canoe/Kayak Experiences The Bois Brule River offers easy-going trips on the upper river, particularly from Stones Bridge to Winneboujou, that nearly anyone can handle. More adventurous folks can stay on the river another 45 minutes and experience Little Joe Rapids, a modest class II rapids located just upstream of the Bois Brule Canoe Landing.
Still more daring canoeists, and most kayakers, prefer the river north of Pine Tree Landing to the Highway 13 Landing. This stretch of river will take paddlers through nearly continuous stretches of riffles, ledges and rapids.
Canoe Rental A canoe rental outfit located in Brule rents out both canoes and kayaks. This business also offer several trips and can pick up or drop off people and canoes.
Approximate Time Between Landings
Map of Brule River State Forest (PDF, 251KB)
- Stones Bridge to Winneboujou: 4 hours
- Stones Bridge to Bois Brule PicnicArea/Canoe Landing: 4.75 hours
- Winneboujou to Bois Brule Picnic Area/Canoe Landing: 45 minutes
- Winneboujou to Highway 2: 1.25 hours
- Highway 2 to Pine Tree: 4 hours
- Pine Tree to Highway 13: 5 hours
- Highway 13 to Mouth of the Brule: 4 hours
Afterhours Cross-Country Ski Trials
The Brule River State Forest includes an extensive network of some of the
region's finest and best maintained cross-country ski trails for both classical
and skate skiing. Various loops provide a variety of terrain suitable for both
beginning skiers and those with advanced skills. The scenic Bois Brule River can
be seen from the River and White Pine trails. At the trailhead, visitors will
find restroom facilities and a warming shelter jointly maintained by the forest
and the Brule Valley Ski Club.
Afterhours Ski Trail brochure and map (PDF, 73KB)
Afterhours Ski Trail brochure and map (PDF, 73KB)