Events

To celebrate National Trails Day the Brule-St. Croix, Chequamegon, and Heritage Chapters will meet together for hikes, paddle sports, and a potluck.

The public is welcome to this free event! (Hikes are not suitable for people with mobility impairments.)

All events start at the Drummond Civic Center. The event will be held rain or shine, but to be notified about any last minute schedule changes due to weather, RSVP to che@northcountrytrail.org

8:00 Civic Center opens

8:30 Paddle sports all day on your own at Drummond Lake just downhill from the Civic Center.

8:30 Assemble for 5.7 mile (2 ½ hr) guided hike from Delta-Drummond Road to Drummond Civic Center. Car shuttle to start. Rolling hills, four lakes, hardwood forest, majestic groves of pine and hemlock, historic railroad grade; narrow tread has exposed tree roots and rocks.

9:15 Assemble for 3.2 mile (1 ½ hr) guided, loop hike around Lake Owen Peninsula from Forest Rd 213. Car shuttle to start. Majestic old growth forest, lake views, interpretive signs. Easy hike.

9:30 Assemble for 1.5 mile (1 ½ hr) guided, interpretive hike from Old Hwy 63 trailhead through Drummond Woods Natural Area to Drummond Civic Center. Car shuttle to start. Old growth hardwoods, hemlock and pine, historic railroad grade. Easy hike with some exposed tree roots and rocks.

11:30 Set up for potluck. Bring your own beverages (no alcohol) and a dish to share, but keep cold foods cold and hot foods hot. Limited refrigerator space and electrical outlets available in Civic Center. Plates, tableware, napkins, and cups provided.

12:00 Potluck. What a feast!

1:00 Welcome by Chapter leaders. History of Drummond area by Jim Crandall.

Afternoon: Free time. A ½ mile, guided, scenic hike will be offered about 1:30 pm.
Continue paddlesports
Get advice on other nearby hikes
Visit Drummond Museum

2:00 Civic Center closes