Meander Lake is a remote, clear lake with 2 backcountry campsites. The picnic area and barrier-free fishing pier are located on the southern shore of the lake. Downloadable information and map

This remote, clear lake is an excellent spot to take kids fishing. The lake is crowded with 6-10 inch smallmouth bass. What they lack in size, they make up for in their willingness to take the bait - a key criteria in finding a kid’s fishing hole. Fish from the rocks or pier at the end of the trail or from a canoe. It is a 150-yard

Meander Lake is approximately 25 miles northwest of Ely, Minnesota and half a mile east of the nearest BWCAW boundary (see Map 5 Meander Lake in Appendix D). The Meander Lake site is an

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Meander through a stand of impressive old growth along the northern section of Wynoochee Lake Shore Trail to Maidenhair Falls. When the falls are flowing heavily they resemble a mainden’s hair as they cascade off a boulder below.

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