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Fred Flasher's Canoe Camping Trips

View Website Favorite PO Box 114 - Wilton, WI 54670
Information: 608-435-6802

Open late Apr-late Oct.

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Complete outfitting and guide services for canoe trips on the Kickapoo, Black, lower Wisconsin, St. Croix, and Flambeau Rivers. Trips run 2-7 days with all meals and equipment provided. Excellent for team building, youth groups, families and social clubs. Trips tailored to group experience level. More than 30 years experience.

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Tomah Convention & Visitors Bureau

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  • Features
    • On Water
  • Canoeing, Kayaking and SUP Services Available
    • Rentals
    • Shuttle
    • Outfitter
  • Canoe
    • Yes

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