Friday, February 26, 2010

Still time for a winter getaway at Moose Track Adventures - just outside Ely MN and the BWCA

March is a great time to be in the northwoods of Northern Minnesota. Lots of sun, longer days and the start of some milder day temperatures allow for being outside and enjoying the fresh northern air. Cross country skiing with just a single layer of clothes on, ice fishing with no ice house or heater or just a walk in the woods to listen and watch the animals and birds wake up after a long cold winter.

Moose Track Adventures offers 2 remote cabins within close proximity to Ely, Minnesota and the Boundary Waters Canoe Area for winter lodging options.

Kawishiwi River Remote Cabin is located across from Moose Track Adventures and Farm Lake (part of the White Iron Chain of Lakes). Close proximity to the Tomahawk Snowmobile Trail - rated one of the top 10 places to ride in the midwest. Or if you are into 'quiet' sports - just a short cross country ski to Entry Point 31 - N Kawishiwi River and you will be in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness where you will only see birds, animals and perhaps a dog musher running his sled & dogs. This cabin is a 3-bedroom cabin (queen size bed in 2 bedrooms, 3 sets of twin bunk beds in the 3rd bedroom).

Kempton Lake Remote Cabin is located just a walk across frozen Kempton Lake and happens to be the only cabin on the lake. Just a short portage into Pickerel Lake and then the N Kawishiwi River and you will be in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness. Kempton Lake Remote Cabin was featured in the New York Times Travel Section on Sunday, Februrary 21, 2010. Click for Snow Walking in Minnesota slideshow and the Trekking with Wolves article.

Deer, wolves, pine martens, woodpeckers are just a few sights and sounds you could experience from either remote cabin.

Click for additional Ely MN Remote Log Cabins information or call for availability 800-777-7091.

www.moosetrackadventures.com

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