North Country National Scenic Trail
The North Country National Scenic Trail passes through the Chippewa National Forest as part of the larger North Country National Scenic Trail. The trail travels over 4,700 miles from the Appalachian Trail in Vermont to Lake Sakakawea State Park, North Dakota.
Within the Chippewa National Forest, the North Country National Scenic Trail meanders through 61-miles of forested lake country. White Pine forests and rivers overlook beckon travelers along this scenic route. Discover old homesteads hidden in the "Woodtick Fields" and enjoy the cool waters of the many backcountry lakes. Free maps and more information are available.
Following passage of the North Country National Scenic Trail Route Adjustment legislation, additional miles Trail will be built within the Chippewa National Forest in the future north of Grand Rapids.
General Information
No Fee
Non-potable water available along the trail.
Getting There
Directions
Trail runs parallel to Highway 200.
Additional Information
Operated By
NCT Association and Forest Service
Recreation Groups
North Country National Scenic Trail Through the Chippewa National Forest