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TOP 30 Lakeshore pines getaway in Wisconsin
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Northern Pines Resort
Northern Pines Resort is a charming retreat nestled on the shores of a serene lake in Butternut, Wisconsin. Offering a perfect blend of food, lodging, and a restaurant, this resort is the ideal destination for those seeking a peaceful getaway. Located at N16243 Lakeshore Drive, Northern Pines Resort is secluded enough to provide a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, yet conveniently close to shopping and various activities in nearby towns such as Park Falls, Minocqua, and Hayward. Whether you're looking to relax by the water, explore the surrounding nature, or indulge in delicious dining options, Northern Pines Resort has something for everyone.
Lakeshore Pines
Lakeshore Pines is a real estate and travel agency located at N16846 Lakeshore Drive in Butternut, Wisconsin. Situated on the north end of private Schnur Lake, this peaceful lakefront cabin in the North woods of Wisconsin is a great location for fishermen and snowmobilers. The lake is known for its Musky and Crappie fishing, and is stocked with Walleye. The name Lakeshore Pines comes from two towering 100 year old pines on the property, which has been a family heirloom owned by the Kilger Family. The history of Butternut Lake dates back to the 1800s, with settlers and Native American neighbors forming friendly relations and engaging in trading. The Wisconsin Concrete Park, created by artist Fred Smith, and the Civilian Conservation Corps sites in the Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest are nearby attractions. The Flambeau River State Forest offers backcountry opportunities such as hiking, ATV and snowmobile trails, camping, hunting, fishing, and canoeing. Visitors describe Lakeshore Pines as a place where time stands still, providing a peaceful and quiet retreat in nature.
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