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Cisco Chain of Lakes

WINTER

Winter snowmobiling excitement runs rampant throughout our area. Hundreds of lakes and acres of state and national forest lands provide a winter wonderland for enthusiastic riders.

Watersmeet and Land O’ Lakes, located on the border of Wisconsin and Michigan’s Upper Peninsula provides an excellent home base for your winter excursions. Trails to the north connect with the serene trail network of the Upper Peninsula. Corridor 6 guides riders across the northern section at the eastern border, through Land O’Lakes as it continues on to Presque Isle.

Watersmeet is the gateway to snowmobiling in the Upper Peninsula with access to Minnesota, Lower Michigan and Wisconsin. The Upper Peninsula of Michigan has a reputation for an extensive groomed snowmobile trail network, exciting terrain, and an abundance of snow. In the entire State of Michigan there are over 5,800 miles of snowmobile trails located throughout six state Forest, three National Forests and many acres of privately owned lands. About 230 miles are located in the Ottawa National Forest. Yearly Michigan trail permits are required.

Cisco Chain of Lakes

SUMMER

The Cisco Chain of Lakes is a spectacular destination for fishing, boating and other outdoor activities.

The famous chain is made up of 15 lakes with over 270 miles of scenic shoreline. Nestled in colorful forests with abounding wildlife, the Cisco chain is one of the largest chain of lakes in the world. These pristine lakes are dotted with many islands for picnicking and exploring.

As for fishing, the spring-fed waters offer excellent fishing for Walleye, Northern Pike, Muskies, Bass and Panfish. Notably, the current state record Muskie was caught in Thousand Island Lake in 1980.

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