Boundary Waters: Pow-Wow Trail
Scramble around beaver dams, trek through timber wolf territory, and ford countless creeks on this 30.1-mile loop that skirts 15 backcountry lakes in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness.
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Burn After ReadingEmpty White Mountain summits. Tourist-free Yellowstone geysers. Rarely hiked Yosemite ridges. Rangers, guidebook writers, outfitters, and ultra-hikers dish their favorite routes for the first time. Right Place, Perfect Time: Aurora BorealisNotch the best northern lights show in the Lower 48. Best. Hikes. Ever.We've covered 245,591 miles of trails in our 37-year history. Here are our 20 all-time favorite trips, plus—shocking!—20 routes we never covered. |
Great Easy-to-Difficult Boundary Waters Paddling TripsWant to test the waters before attempting a Primitive Management Area? Get some experience on these traditional Boundary Waters trips first. Disappearing Act: Paddling the Boundary WatersWant to vanish into the quietest, wildest corners of the Boundary Waters? Say these magic words: Primitive Management Area. Zones: 6 Topographies, 18 Amazing TripsWhether you're looking for Coastal, Canyon, Peak, Forest, or Urban hikes, we have those. Plus some paddling (Water) trips for good measure. |
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