Deer Fly Trail Area is a scenic part of the county forest, shaped by ancient glaciers and known for its rolling hills, sharp ridges, lakes, streams, and diverse plant and wildlife habitats. It’s a great place for visitors who want to explore nature through hiking, fishing, hunting, camping, skiing, or seasonal trail use.
- Experience:
Enjoy a mix of forest types, glacial landscapes, wetlands, and outdoor recreation opportunities throughout the area. - Access:
Located within a portion of the county forest shaped by the Chippewa Lobe of the Wisconsin Glacier, with terrain that supports year-round and seasonal use. - Good to know:
Some sections become ATV routes or snowmobile trails depending on the season, and the area also supports firewood cutting and logging.