Forest Rt 611 in Northwest Saint Louis, Minnesota

Forest Rt 611 in Northwest Saint Louis is a compacted-gravel unclassified road (also known as Boise Cascade Road). It runs in an east-west direction starting from Forest Road and crosses Sheep Ranch Road. Forest Rt 611 is also known as Boise Cascade Road.

Alternate Name
Boise Cascade Road
Road Type
unclassified road
Route
east-west

Campgrounds

  • B6 Ek Lake – approx. 12.5 mi.
  • B1 Agnes Lake – approx. 12.7 mi.
  • B14 Quarter Line Lake – approx. 12.9 mi.
  • B7 Jorgen Lake – approx. 13.3 mi.
  • B8 Little Shoepack Lake – approx. 13.7 mi.
  • B5 Cruiser Lake – approx. 14.9 mi.
  • B3 Brown Lake – approx. 16.0 mi.
  • B13 Peary Lake – approx. 16.9 mi.
  • Jack Pine Bench (9 capacity, tents allowed) – approx. 21.6 mi.
  • Alder Creek (9 capacity, tents allowed) – approx. 21.7 mi.
  • Arden Island (9 capacity, tents allowed) – approx. 22.1 mi.
  • Diamond Island South (18 capacity, tents allowed) – approx. 22.4 mi.
  • Whites Point (9 capacity, tents allowed) – approx. 22.5 mi.
  • Loon Bay (18 capacity, tents allowed) – approx. 23.0 mi.
  • Sunrise Point (wheelchair accessible, 9 capacity, tents allowed) – approx. 23.3 mi.

Picnic areas

  • Diamond Island Central Day Use Area – approx. 22.7 mi.
  • Drywood Island Day Use Area – approx. 24.3 mi.

Tourist information centers

  • Ash River Visitor Center – approx. 7.9 mi.

Museums

  • Harry Oveson Fish Camp (Web) – approx. 21.8 mi.

Guest houses

  • Ron's Cabins – approx. 5.6 mi.

Post offices

  • cnr ash lake drop off – approx. 5.8 mi.

Zoos

  • Vince Shute Wildlife Sancuary. View wild black bears. Depending on year, sanctuary may be open to publc in late May and/or early September. Call or see website for details. – approx. 14.4 mi.