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| Crooked Lake Resort is for
the family who loves the beauty of the spruce - pines - cedars -
birch - clear lakes - hiking - fishing - hunting - winter activities
- "The quietness of the Northwoods", at it's finest - well
enough - "To use an outdoor Toilet" - "Carry water from a
pump to your cabin" - "Sit by a wood burning heater, and listen
to the whisper of the pines".
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 We
invite you to spend some time in this fabulous area. One of the
few places left in the world where you can get away from it all.
One of the few places left where nature (not man) is still the dominate
factor. One of the few places which still possesses beautiful scenery,
breathtakingly beautiful lakes, clear and unpolluted, one of the
few areas where fishing is still supreme. Still an area where you
can use fishing motors - enjoy your snowmobiles, all seasons activities
- with no restrictions - and still enjoy the same beauty as the
Boundary Waters Canoe Area (BWCA), which is just 12 miles
away.
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May and June are great
for walleye fishing. July is the month for the walleye and
smallmouth bass. August the smallmouth bass are still eager
to bite, and the berry picking is at its best. September
and October the leaves are turning into a blaze of color
- yellow birch - red and orange maple, mountain ash, heavy with
clusters of scarlet red berries - "Watch autumn unfold in this nature's
paradise." This is the time for camera or gun. Grouse and
ducks are found in the area, also deer - moose
- and black bear. Late November our area puts on
its white winter coat so pack up your cross-country skis - snowshoes
- or snowmobiles and come enjoy the hundreds of miles of trails.
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| We offer the best in northern, walleye,
smallmouth bass and trout fishing. Lakes and streams abound in the
Crooked Lake Resort area. Your biggest decision will be -
"Where do we fish today!"
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 Come
share the relaxing atmosphere of the lodge built of old timbers
from a railroad trestle. This trestle crossed Hoist Creek and
was used in the logging era over 80 years ago.
Sit at the lumberjack bar, have your favorite cocktail and see the original timber bell. This was used at the Crooked Lake Resort tavern during the logging days. When someone would ring the bell, anyone hearing it was entitled to a drink - compliments of the "bell ringer". Hanging over the back bar, see the huge original bear trap - also used during that era Upstairs in the loft room, you'll find a romantic setting with fireplace and dining area. The hearty northwoods menu offers satisfaction to the hungriest of appetites. From the famous Trestle Burgers to juicy steaks, you'll find it all.
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 Through
winter, the Trestle Inn
crew welcomes our snowmobiler friends to the hub of the North
Shore and the Tomahawk trail system. We usually have
snow from Thanksgiving through all of March. Come mid November -
we all You can also rent snowmobiles
and accessories from our friends at Beaver
Bay Sport Shop.
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