The water has a tannin staining to it, and there are large granite outcroppings, big fish and incredible sunsets. It is like a taste of Canada, close to home.

The roughly 20 mile corridor of wild shore land is home to many forms of wildlife. Deer, eagles, wading birds, loons, beavers, otter, badger, and thousands of other species of plants and animals call this wild land home.

Our 40 plus acres is adjacent to this corridor of wild lands, and there is a huge area of wild shores to explore right there. You can hunt, fish, hike, bird and nature watch, cross country ski and more. Within about a mile of here, there are two county parks, both with beaches and other facilities on the flowage.

In a little wider area, Marinette County boasts the most miles of trout streams of any county in Wisconsin. Most have naturally reproducing populations, and many are accessible through the thousands of acres of county forest lands.

Marinette County is known as the Waterfall Capitol of Wisconsin. There are over a dozen major waterfalls on an easily accessible tour of Marinette County Parks.

In addition, the Peshtigo River north of the flowages boasts the longest stretch of whitewater in the midwest and several commercial raft companies conduct whitewater rafting trips from early April through September.

A few miles west of us in Oconto County is the Nicolet National Forest. This huge area offers a multitude of recreation possibilities. Newer recreational facilities in the area include the Tommy G. Thompson Centennial State Park on the south shore of Caldron Falls Flowage and the newly established Peshtigo River State Forest. This State Forest encompasses much of the wild shores of the Caldron Falls and High Falls Flowages.

This is an incredible area that holds many secrets and natural wonders, and it all starts at your doorstep.

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