Brule River State Forest

The Brule River, a premier trout stream, drops 328 feet as it cascades from its headwaters to the shores of Lake Superior. Enjoy exciting whitewater canoeing, kayaking and fishing, as well as wilderness solitude.

Address

6250 S Ranger Rd
Brule, WI 54820

All Interests
On Water
Directions from Nearest Town/Intersection

From Brule, drive west 0.5 mile on US Hwy 2 to South Ranger Road. Turn south 2 miles to state forest headquarters at 6250 S Ranger Rd. You'll find a parking area at the ranger station and at entry points to the river.Caution: Roads may be hazardous after spring melt or heavy snows.

Disabled Access
Hours of Operation

6am-11pm.

Camping
Type
Backpack / Tent
Publicly Owned
Winter Camping
Number of Campsites

35

Natural Attractions
Type of Attraction
Parks, forests and trails

Mountain
Trail Length (miles)

34

Skiing - Cross Country
Styles
Groomed / Tracked / Flat / Hilly / Wooded / Ski Skating
Trail Length (miles)

18

Shelter
Toilets

Snowmobiling
Trails
Trail Length (miles)

26

Hiking/Running/Walking
State and National Trails
Trail Length (miles)

40

Larger Map Wisconsin DNR Bureau of Parks
Cross Country Ski Northwest Wisconsin
Superior-Douglas County Convention & Visitors Bure