Partridge Lake
Gunflint Ranger District
PARTRIDGE LAKE CAMPSITES:
Campsite 1 (#655): South end of the lake. Accessible from the South Lake Trail
Campsite 2 (#656): Middle of the three campsites on this lake. On west shoreline
Campsite 3 (#657): North end of the lake. Accessible from the Border Route Trail
Partridge Lake is a dead end lake at the end of a fairly challenging portage from Duncan Lake. The lake is populated by lots of small lake trout. It would be a quiet and peaceful place to spend a night or two in the BWCA.
There are three campsites on the lake. Two of them, the north one and the south one are accessible to hikers. The north campsite has a long access trail out to the Border Route Trail. The south campsite is located right on the South Lake Trail. The middle campsite can only be reached by canoeists.
The waters of Partridge Lake flow out the south into East Otter Lake through a tiny stream.
Exploring Partridge Lake
Routes to locations on Partridge Lake are shown below:
There aren't any routes for this lake yet.
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Looking west from the Duncan Lake portage at Partridge Lake.
View to the northwest from the Duncan Lake portage.
A loon swimming around near the Duncan Lake portage.
This is the view to the north from the Duncan Lake portage.
Route Connections for Partridge Lake
From Partridge Lake you can portage to Duncan Lake. Also, the south campsite is connected to the South Lake Trail. In addition, the north campsite on the lake is connected to the Border Route Trail.
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