Sam Campbell Memorial Trail
This trail is named in honor of nature enthusiast, philosopher, and writer, Sam Campbell. It leads through a forest of pines, balsam, and hardwoods, and offers a variety of spring birds and wildflowers. A self-guiding brochure available at the trailhead interprets the area using the writings of Sam Campbell. A section of the trail leads to Wegimind Point and Vanishing Lake, a focal point in many of Campbell's writings and lectures. The Three Lakes Historical Society is a partner with the Forest Service in managing the trail. Benches are provided.
In the winter, you can enjoy snowshoeing on the Sam Campbell Memorial Trail.
At a Glance
Closest Towns: | Three Lakes |
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Information Center: | Eagle River - Florence Ranger District |
General Information
Directions:From Three Lakes, take State Highway 32 east for 4 miles to Military Road (FR 2178). Turn left and go north 4-1/2 miles to Old Military Road (FR 2207). Take left fork onto Old Military Road and proceed north 1 mile to the trailhead. Parking is available for 3 vehicles.
General Notes:
Activities
Day Hiking
Difficulty Level: | Intermediate |
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Interpretive Areas
Difficulty Level: | Intermediate |
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XC Skiing/Snowshoeing
Alerts & Warnings
- Closure on FR 238/Cherryville RD in Barksdale beginning on 9/30/2024
- Water levels reduced on the Mondeaux Flowage starting on 9/30
- Closure on Mineral Lake Road (FR187) on 8/26 - 10/22
- Sections of Forest Road 2141 (McCaslin Tower Road) will be closed 8/5 to 8/16
- Sections of Forest Road 2133 will be closed from approximately 8/7 to 8/16
- Recreation areas, trails, and roads open after recovery from 2019 windstorm
- Delayed- Moose River bridge closed to vehicular traffic 4/29 to 5/3
- Prescribed Burning Planned for FY2024
- Closure on Forest Road 1666 (Black Lake Road) for motorized vehicles
- Safety reminders for hunting season
- Aquatic Invasive Species decontamination required at Lake Owen and Two Lakes