Brule River Water Trail

This river flows between Michigan and Wisconsin and was used by early traders and surveyors. This river section begins at the State Line Historical Site at the south end of Brule Lake, and ends at the Pentoga Road Bridge. It is approximately 13 miles from the M-73 bridge to the M-189 Bridge and an additional 12 miles from this point to the Pentoga bridge. There are some shallow rapids and good trout fishing.
Explore the Brule River as it flows gently along the Wisconsin-Michigan border. This is an excellent opportunity for beginners or families to get out and spend a half day on the water. For the quiet, careful paddler a surprise awaits around every bend; abundant wildlife includes herons, otters, beaver, deer and waterfowl. This is the perfect trip for sport recreational kayaks!

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