Blue Hills Trail
8 miles northwest of Bruce, 25 miles east of Rice Lake
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Cross Country Skiing... Snowshoeing... Biking... Hiking... Fall Hunting | |
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Blue Hills Trail |
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| Located in Northwest Wisconsin 8 miles northwest of Bruce, 25 miles east of Rice Lake |
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Use caution during gun hunts this fall (October 11-12, October 16-19, November 22-30, December 1-10, December 11-14). Details available from Wisconsin DNR. Trail Conditions:
No significant snowfall yet, just a skiff of snow turning the woods white. On the WestSide,
anticipate an impassable beaver flooded area between points J-K
-- probably best to avoid that area until it freezes solid. |
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Last Groomed:
waiting for hunting season to end, & snows to arrive. For the timeliest grooming reports, become a member of BHTA (scroll down this page) & provide your email address. |
Snowfall Report: 08-09 07-08 06-07 05-06 04-05 03-04 02-03 01-02 00-01 99-2000 |
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Guest Comments
from the warming house -- have we heard from you? |
Trail Description Blue Hills Trail Association History |
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Trail Fees? Since this trail system is supported
primarily through donations, we greatly appreciate your dollars. We suggest a $5
donation at the trailhead for daily use. Or choose annual membership: $35
for individuals, $55 for families.
One of the benefits of BHTA membership: regular email updates regarding trail conditions & club happenings (such as our moonlight ski events). As a member, if you would like to be added to our contact list, send your email address to our website (use the 'email contact' from the menu at your left). And don't worry, we never share your email addresses. |
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Blue Hills Trail Association would like to thank the
following people for their help in 1998-2008 with the Blue Hills Trail and the
log warming house:
DNR Park Aids Grant, Richard Gralewicz Memorial, Jump River Electric, Senes Mestelle Memorial,
Jeld-Wen Windows & Doors,
Publishers ExpressPress, Rice Lake Tourism, Rusk County,
Rusk County Forest Administrator Paul Teska and
Foresters,
Wildlife Restoration Association, and Wisconsin Conservation Corps.
Thanks to all the
individuals and businesses that support
the Blue Hills Trail System year round.
All contributions, large and small, are appreciated (and necessary).
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Copyright 1997
