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Minnesota
Big Bass Island - W68
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for campground, todayAn agency closure order is in effect for this area; weather is good
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problem: Agency alerts
9 active alerts in Chippewa National Forest; most severe: Road Maintenance on Woodtick Trail Walker Ranger District – Chippewa National Forest
USFSPosted Jul 20 · checked 16 h ago
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Clear, high 50°F / low 50°F, 0% precip — 95/100 for campground
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Big Bass Island - W68
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Big Bass Island - W68 is a carry-in dispersed campsite on Big Bass Lake in Wisconsin, offering access to water-based recreation on the lake. The site is managed by the US Forest Service and provides a remote camping experience in a natural lakeside setting.
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