Fall in the Upper Midwest: North Woods Color
Maples blazing along Lake Superior, loons calling on quiet lakes, and bluffs lit up above the Mississippi. Fall color moves fast here, starting in the North Woods and working south to the river bluffs. These are our favorite maps for a fall trip here, along with century-old USGS surveys of river and logging towns and custom maps of your lake, cabin, or deer stand.
FOUR NORTH WOODS FAVORITES
One map for every lake, bluff, and trail
STEP BACK IN TIME
The North Country, Mapped a Century Ago
Before the highways, there were logging towns, lead mines, and river ports. These original USGS surveys are framing-ready windows into the Upper Midwest of old.
Find a historic map of your town
DID YOU KNOW?
The Boundary Waters has more than 1,100 lakes and about 1,200 miles of canoe routes, and much of it is still best navigated with a paper map.
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