George Creek
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Nearest Entry Point: Cross Bay Lake #50 Fishing: Unknown
Maps: Fisher F-12; McKenzie #7 Creek Depth: Unknown
Fire History: Dawkins Creek Fire ???
Creek Length: From its source at George Lake to its mouth at Lower George Lake, the creek is about 1.8 miles long.
Campsites: 0 Wildlife Seen on Visit: None
Last Visited: June 16, 2019 Creek Elevation: Headwaters at George Lake at 1776 feet. Mouth at Lower George Lake at 1745 feet. Average of 14 feet per mile of elevation loss.
Water Clarity: N/A

ROUTES/PORTAGES FROM GEORGE CREEK:
To Lower George Lake: Paddle In
To George Lake: Requires three separate bushwhacks through a 0.45 mile section of 20 rods, 10 rods and 5 rods. May be several beaver dams to liftover too.

George Creek

Gunflint Ranger District

The first mile of this creek starting at Lower George Lake is easily canoeable. The next 0.45 miles heading upstream toward George Lake will require three separate bushwhacks of 20 rods, 10 rods and 5 rods and probably several beaver dams. A difficult journey, but not impossible.

Most of the creek flows through heavy forest with peat bog and marsh along much of the streams length. There are not many easy places to pull your canoe up onto shore along the creek.

If you're looking for a peaceful stretch of paddling, paddle up this creek until you reach the first major blockage of the stream and back again. About two miles roundtrip.

Traveling George Creek

Routes to locations on George Creek are shown below:
Paddling George Creek upstream from Lower George Lake

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PADDLING GEORGE CREEK UPSTREAM FROM LOWER GEORGE LAKE

George Creek 1
Looking upstream along George Creek from near its mouth at Lower George Lake.



From the mouth at Lower George Lake, paddling upstream along George Creek. The paddle ends about a quarter-mile upstream. You could continue about another 3/4 mile upstream before you reach a section where the creek is no longer navigable.


George Creek 2
George Creek makes a sharp left turn to the east about 1/4 mile upstream from Lower George Lake.


George Creek 3
View looking to the east/northeast shortly after making the sharp turn. You can probably see the next 1/3rd mile of the creek from here. In the far distance George Creek makes another turn to the right (southwest) and shortly thereafter comes to a major obstruction. To go past that point would require some determined bushwhacking.

Route Connections for George Creek

From George Creek, you can paddle into Lower George Lake or bushwhack to George Lake.

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