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BWCA Portage 703 (Wood)
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Approximate Length:
1115m (222 rods)
Lakes:
Wood
Climb/Descent Meters:
51.3
"Hilliness" Index
46
# of Comments:
3
On 6/6/2020 6:53:11 PM,
ElkNinja
said:
Visit Date:
5/25/2020
Medium length. A few steep spots, occasional rocks/roots, and can be a little wet in spots. My 8-year daughter made the double portage just fine. :)
On 10/7/2015 9:29:06 AM,
Doughboy12
said:
Visit Date:
10/1/2015
This is an easy walk in the woods with "some" elevation. In is easier that out but I would give the path a beginner rank. Watch for some spots with roots and rocks. there are also a couple of spots that can be "wet." The second "bridge" is about 2/3 of the the way in just to give you an idea of how far you have to go. ;-)
On 11/27/2014 10:27:42 PM,
TuscaroraBorealis
said:
Visit Date:
10/4/2014
About what you'd expect for an entry point trail of this length. The only caveat being, that if you exit out this trail, there will be a big climb just after the boardwalk up to the parking lot.
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Wes at Wood Lake Portage
by
Ben Strege
5/22/2014
Rohan Waiting Patiently
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Ben Strege
5/22/2014
Weston in the Canoe
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Ben Strege
5/22/2014
Weston and Dad
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Ben Strege
5/22/2014
Wood Lake Family Trip
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Ben Strege
5/22/2014
LetThePaddleBegin
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Doughboy12
10/1/2015
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