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Just to the west of Birchwood, Wisconsin and Lake Chetac lies the beautifully scenic Long Lake. This majestic body of water, located in Washburn County, spans 3,300 acres and has an average depth of 26 feet. Long Lake's maximum depth reaches over 70 feet. Deep, cool and clear, Long Lake is an ideal spot for boating and fishing here in the northern woods of Wisconsin. Multiple public landings allow convenient access to the waters of Long Lake. Panfish, crappie, northern and bass all populate the waters of Long Lake; however, the lake's location near Birchwood, Wisconsin, places this lake squarely in the heart of the 'Walleye Capital of Wisconsin.' At the south end of the lake lies Gruenhagen Bay, a secluded enclave brimming full of fish. With its cool, deep bays and inlets, Long Lake is an ideal fishing spot here in the great state of Wisconsin. For the truly hardy in spirit, Long Lake is also an excellent spot for ice fishing in winter.

Fishing isn't the only recreation available here at Long Lake. In summer, boating is an ideal way to absorb the sites of waterfowl on the shores of Long Lake. Mallards, loons, cranes and ospreys all cavort along the shores of this magnificent lake. Spend a truly enjoyable day sailing, riding on a pontoon boat, kayaking or canoeing here on the deep, clear waters of Long Lake. For those looking for relaxation on land, with its over 100 miles of shore line, Long Lake is a great spot to just sit and kick back with the latest novel. Just to the north of the lake lies the Butternut Hills Golf Course where golfers can enjoy their sport against the backdrop of the rolling hills and pine forests of northern Wisconsin.

Hiking trails surrounding Long Lake are a great way to immerse yourself in the magnificence of the Wisconsin countryside. The old world pine forests and flocks of wildflowers provide a habitat for countless species of animals and birds here in northern Wisconsin. Beavers, muskrats and even the occasional black bear roam these forests. Bald eagles, ospreys, mallards and loons flock to the beautiful waters of Lake Long to the delight of birdwatchers and wildlife enthusiasts. In winter months, hiking or ATV trails frequently serve as paths for snow-mobilers and cross country skiers seeking to immerse them in the secluded, pristine beauty of the winter forests.

Activities and events abound here in Washburn County, Wisconsin. Visitors to Long Lake can partake in a variety of weekend activities, festivals, theatre events and special displays in and around the area throughout the summer months. Festivals celebrating lumberjacks, kayaking, Swedish heritage, fine arts and fishing are just a few of the events held annually in and around Washburn County. Explore the unique culture and history of this region at the Washburn County Historical Museum in Shell Lake or stroll through one of the countless nature preserves in the Northwoods of Wisconsin. To the northwest lies the city of Spooner, which as a hub for the Wisconsin railroads was instrumental in the development of the rich history and culture of this area of the country. From Spooner, book a trip on the Wisconsin Great Northern Railroad. Featuring every type of excursion from day outings for kids to romantic bed and breakfast overnights for adults, the Wisconsin Great Northern Railroad is sure to be an experience you and your family will always remember. To the northeast of Long Lake lies the Lac Courtes Oreilles Indian Reservation. Here, families can learn of the history of the Native American people here in northwest Wisconsin. Also, be sure to check out the casino at the Lac Courtes Oreilles Indian Reservation; an ideal spot for an adult evening out after a day of frolicking on Long Lake. Gorgeous lake lots, vacation homes and cozy cabins are nestled on the shores of Long Lake. Featuring a wide variety of amenities and features, visitors are sure to find the perfect spot to rent or buy here on Long Lake.

While there are quite a few visitors to the Long Lake region in warmer summer months, this area is not heavily populated as a general rule. Municipalities here in the Northwoods of Wisconsin have taken steps to ensure that the natural resources and beauty of this land are protected as much as possible from outside environmental influences. As a result of these practices, the lands of Washburn County and the Long Lake region remain pristine and as untouched as possible by the impact of human beings. Wildlife here has flourished, making Long Lake a haven for those seeking the natural beauty of the world. If you want the opportunity to truly get back to nature without sacrificing the comforts and amenities of modern living, consider a trip to Long Lake today!