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Why Deadhorse Lodge?
We
have the best snow in the Midwest, averaging over 200 inches of snow
per year. The Mercer area has over 350 miles of well groomed scenic
trails for snowmobiling. During the summer fishing is by far the most
popular activity. The Turtle Flambeau Flowage is a haven for the avid
fisherman. The fall colors make this area one of the most beautiful
in the country. All the seasons bring out the beauty of this wilderness
area.
Why a name like Deadhorse Lodge? During the logging days a team of horses fell through the ice. Therefore, the lake was named Deadhorse Lake. Some of the many things we have at the resort:
LOCATED NEARBY Downhill Skiing, Cross Country Skiing, Golfing, Indian Casinos, Indian Pow-wows, Lake Superior Rock Collecting, Porcupine Mountains, Copper Peak Ski Flying Hill, Water Falls, Famous Silver Street in Hurley, Fish Hatchery in Woodruff, Miniature Golf, Jim Peck’s Wildwood in Minocqua, Horseback Riding, Cranberry Tours, Excellent Restaurants, Local Museums, Nature Trails. WILDLIFE
FISH SPECIES Walleye,
Lake Sturgeon, Smallmouth Bass, Largemouth Bass, Northern Pike, Musky,
Black Crappie, Bluegill, Pumpkinseed, Rock Bass, Yellow Perch.
For more information or reservations contact: DEADHORSE LODGE LLP Cathy
& Bob Weinkauf
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Northern
Wisconsin’s Last Wilderness Area Tired of fighting the crowds? Here’s
your chance to escape from your busy life to a relaxing and quiet area
of Northern Wisconsin. Our new vacation homes, located in the vast wilderness
area of the Turtle Flambeau Flowage, will give you the comfort you need
along with the serenity of the area.
Boating,
Canoeing, Snowmobiling, Bike Trails, Playground for Kids, Fishing, Gentle
sloping sandy beach for swimming, Swimming raft, Hunter Walking Trails,
400 Acres on the Deadhorse Lake Ruffed Grouse Demonstration Area, Fishing
on semi-private Deadhorse Lake, Jet Ski and Pontoon Rental.
Osprey,
Bald Eagle, Common Loon, Great Blue Heron, Black urn, Otter, Mink, Black
Bear, Deer, Coyote, and a possible Moose.
