Prugh Lake in Unorganized North Algoma District

Prugh Lake in Unorganized North Algoma is a body of water.

Nature: body of water

Tourist information offices

Stokely Creek Guidepost 14 – approx. 8,1 km.
Stokely Creek Guidepost 15 – approx. 9,4 km.
Stokely Creek Guidepost 16 – approx. 9,9 km.
Stokely Guidepost 13 – approx. 9,9 km.
Stokely Guidepost 12. Stokely Guidepost 12. Intersection of Trappers Trail and Hakon Lien Trail – approx. 10,1 km.
Stokely Guidepost 17. Stokely Guidepost 17. Intersection of Sayer Lake and Peterson trails – approx. 10,1 km.
Stokely Guidepost 37 – approx. 10,2 km.
Stokely Guidepost 66 – approx. 10,4 km.
Stokely Guidepost 18. Stokely Guidepost 18. Intersection of Interlochen, Belleau Lake and North Sayer Lake Trails. – approx. 10,6 km.
Stokely Creek Guidepost 38. Stokely Creek Guidepost 38. Intersection of Peterson Trail with Pykkonen Pass. – approx. 11,0 km.
Stokely Guidepost 36 – approx. 11,0 km.
Stokely Creek Guidepost 10. Stokely Creek Guidepost 10. Intersection of Trappers Trail with Peterson Trail – approx. 11,3 km.
Stokely Guidepost 33 – approx. 11,4 km.
Stokely Guidepost 33 – approx. 11,6 km.
Stokely Guidepost 34. Stokely Guidepost 34. Intersection of Interlochen and Evans Lake Trails. – approx. 11,6 km.
Stokely Guidepost 35 – approx. 11,7 km.
Stokely Guidepost 39 – approx. 11,9 km.
Stokely Creek Guidepost 9. Stokely Creek Guidepost 9. Intersection of Peterson and King Mountain Trails. – approx. 12,0 km.
Stokey Guidepost 19 – approx. 12,1 km.
Stokely Guidepost 32 – approx. 12,1 km.
Stokely Guidepost 20. Stokely Guidepost 20. Intersection of Jackrabbit, Evans Lake and Belleau Lake trails. – approx. 12,2 km.
Stokely Creek Guidepost 68 – approx. 12,3 km.