State Forests
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Swimming
There are three designated swimming beaches with vault toilets on the state forest. Swimmers should exercise caution, as lifeguards are not on duty. The beach at Connors Lake picnic area includes a sandy beach with drinking water available. At the…
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Biking
In the summer, the 14-mile Flambeau Hills Ski trail is open to biking. Since this trail is used for skiing in winter months, it is suitable for mountain biking but wide enough that bikers and hikers can comfortably use the same trail. Trailhead…
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Picnic Areas and Shelters
There are picnic facilities at Connors Lake along Highway W. This picnic area has drinking water, flush toilets, picnic tables, grills and playground equipment. The picnic tables, vault toilets and water fountain are ADA accessible. A day use…
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Hunting
Excellent hunting opportunities exist in the state forest. The forest provides habitat for many common species including: White-tailed deer; Black bear; Ruffed grouse, woodcock and wild turkey; and Beaver, otter, muskrat, mink, red and gray…
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Fishing
There are many locations where you can access the forest’s lakes and the Flambeau River for fishing. Primarily this access is provided by boat landings and fishing piers. A vehicle admission sticker is required at some locations, so if accessing the…
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Hiking
There are many opportunities for hiking in the forest. Nature trails without interpretive signs can be found at both the Connors Lake Campground and Lake of the Pines Campground. Vehicle admissions stickers are required for parking at the…
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Winter Recreation
Cross-country skiing The Flambeau River State Forest has 14 miles of cross-country ski trails groomed for both skate and classic skiing providing opportunities for a variety of skill levels. Access to the ski trail in the north is located on…
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Paddling the Flambeau River
The Flambeau River offers paddling opportunities for all skill levels. Use the information below to help plan your adventure. Paddle the Flambeau River booklet [PDF] North and South Forks The short 15-mile section of the South Fork of the…
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ATV Recreation
The Flambeau River State Forest has 38 miles of ATV trails. Trails are generally open from May 15 to Nov. 15. When riding through the forest, you must stay on designated trails.
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Natural Features
Little Falls Slough Gundy Great place for a picnic, fishing or viewing the rugged whitewater of the South Fork of the Flambeau River. Lots of beautiful cedar trees, huge boulders and rushing water with the peaceful elegance of a pine forest.…