National Forest Lodge

A Winter Recreation Experience for Traditional Cross Country Skiing and
Snowshoeing Amidst The Majestic Red and White Pines of
Superior National Forest.
Rustic… Remote… Tranquil…Unforgettable!

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Located At:
9804 Hwy 1
Isabella, MN 55607

Call: 651-351-0939

Mail To:
142 Boutwell Court N
Stillwater, MN 55082

Email:
mwendtnfl@msn.com

Welcome to National Forest Lodge!

National Forest Lodge has been a cross country skiing and snowshoeing destination in Northern Minnesota since the development of the Flathorn/Gegoka trail system by the Forest Service in the 1960’s. Our guests can truly enjoy a tranquil winter wilderness experience in this remote area of the Superior National Forest.

Beautiful, quiet cross country ski and snowshoe trails wind through 2,000 acres of the Superior National Forest. Thanks to being located at the top of the continental divide, snow comes early in the season and stays late, making for excellent conditions well into March.

Cozy, warm cabins with a charm all their own are nestled in the towering pines of the forest and provide the perfect place to settle into after a day on the trails! National Forest Lodge offers a unique winter get-away of great cross country skiing and snowshoeing, hearty food, and friendly hospitality.

The experience of skiing and snowshoeing through the “Big Pines” at National Forest Lodge can be found in few other places… picture a brilliant blue sky amidst towering red and white pines blanketed in heavy snow…

"When you find yourself in the utter silence of Minnesota’s north woods during the depths of winter, you will know what makes it so special up here.”  - Mark Wendt, Owner

Snow Conditions

Current skiing conditions are excellent, new snow trace and all trails are tracked and groomed.
 

Last updated 2/9/08


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