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Rustic Road 95

Location:  Bayfield and Sawyer counties.  The route begins at the intersection of WIS 77 and Federal Forest Road (FFR) 203 in the town of Spider Lake and continues on a six-mile loop off FFR 203 comprised of FFR 622 and Tews Road/FFR 206. The route continues into the town of Namakagon on Lost Land Lake Road and terminates at County M.

Length:  16.4 miles

Surface:  Gravel 

The Lost Land Lake Route (R-95) passes through the Chequamegon National Forest. Along with scenic forest views, visitors are apt to see a variety of wildlife including deer, bear and possibly even wolves and elk. There are numerous bike, ATV and snowmobile trails that cross the route, including the Lynch Creek Trail that leads to a wildlife-viewing platform.

Questions about the content of this page:
Jane Carrola, jane.carrola@dot.wi.gov
Last modified: December 18, 2012