Description

It's difficult to feel as if you don't have the world to yourself as you escape into this strikingly beautiful piece of the North Shore. Every bit of this wooded wilderness experience is storybook: The sounds and solitude of being immersed in the woods, the long, winding, moss-covered trails through the pines, birch, aspen, tamaracks (to name only a few), the unique flora/fauna...it all leads to the astounding beauty of the highly sought after Brule River. Over 1, 400 ft. of it actually. Adventure is out there if you are ready for it! Warmer months look like wild flowers and lush green layers framing the flowing riverside. Pack your techy devices away because you won't need them. Paddle...(hello, BWCA!!), fish, swim, have a nice riverside fire and listen to the creatures of the night...stare at the stars. Pitch your tent or tuck yourself into the coziest of cozy log/timber cabin. Ski, snowmobile, snowshoe, gather. Wander with purpose or as aimlessly as you wish. There are 80+ acres to explore after all. Oil lamps allow for a soft and calming glow that reflects off of the northern white cedar logs and the perfectly aged wood flooring. Enjoy meals created on the incredible cook stove, the ample sleeping space and plenty of storage. As an added bonus, you'll love the sweet little campsite on the north 20 nestled along the river's edge.You may find another gorgeous build-site here, too! Very beneficial to have in ones back pocket. Unwind, nap with abandon, enjoy that feeling of being as tired as can be after being outside all day. Warmer months look like wild flowers and lush green layers framing the flowing riverside. This much space and the trails provide you with so much to absorb and appreciate! As for the river, grab your kayak or canoe and head out back a few yards to enjoy a long float. Maybe throw in a line for dinner. Youll probably even catch a view of some of the local wildlife! You'll truly fall in love with MN North Shore winters, too! Grab your sled/snowmobile and travel to the property over the snowy trails. Let the powder lead you to the river and to the cabin! That's what it's all about here on the Brule River.

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Listed by: Linda Garrity