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Passing another parking and access area,
the trail crosses Cty B again sliding just
south of Fox, Bear and Snake Lakes. A few
miles north the trail intersects with Parrish
Road. The trail follows the road briefly
before dipping back into the deep forest
near the county line. Once at Cinder Road,
you’ll encounter yet another parking lot.
Here, you can turn east to the Parrish
Highlands Trail or left completing the loop
back to Harrison, about five miles away.
Plenty of lodging and restaurants are
available in Tomahawk and Merrill. There
are a few camping areas near these trails
but none offer direct ATV access so trailering
to the trails is necessary. The closest
campsite to the trail is the Otter Lake
Recreation Area on Otter Lake (www.discoverlincolncounty.com).
Council Grounds
State Park just west of Merrill offers 55
campsites in a 500-acre park along the
Wisconsin River (715/536-8773,
www.wiparks.net). For a look at local history,
visit the Merrill Historical Museum
(715/536-5652, www.ci.merrill.wi.us) or
the Tomahawk Area Historical Museums
(715/453-2056,
www.gototomahawk.com).
D
Pine
Lake
To Rhinelander
17
D
To Tomahawk
D
Harrison
To
Parrish
Trails
Cinder Rd.
Parrish Rd.
Rd.
Otter
Lake
Lake
Jacknife
Lake
B
To
Parrish
Trails
Otter
Bear Trail Rd.
High
Lake
Bass
Lake
Seven
Island
Lake
Bear Trail Rd.
Trail Rd.
Turtle
Lake
Cranefoot
Lake Rd.
Beaver
B
17
To Merrill
Turtle Lake Rd.
0 1
2 Miles
To Cty J
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