Holy Water lake is a couple of miles past the easterly dead end of the North Country Trail in the Chippewa National Forest and beyond the forest boundary. It is well worth the trip for it's sandy beach, excellent campsites and wildlife. The lake was named by surveyors hired by a Catholic priest in the late 1800's who thought he owned land that was actually at the bottom of the lake.
Monday, October 26, 2009
Holy Water
Holy Water lake is a couple of miles past the easterly dead end of the North Country Trail in the Chippewa National Forest and beyond the forest boundary. It is well worth the trip for it's sandy beach, excellent campsites and wildlife. The lake was named by surveyors hired by a Catholic priest in the late 1800's who thought he owned land that was actually at the bottom of the lake.
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