Sugar River Flows gently through forested riverbanks in the rich farmlands of southern Wisconsin. Enjoy three wildlife areas enroute. The upper river is open with clearance around log jams. The lower river from the Highway 11 bridge to the state line is navigable, but be prepared to portage fallen trees. Tomahawk River Offers a medium to fast current including two difficult rapids on the lower stretches of the river.
Access is available at dams and road crossings.
A relatively unknown and unspoiled river flowing 27 miles through Iron County lakes and wilderness into the Turtle-Flambeau Flowage at Lake of the Falls. Some Class II to III rapids that may require portaging depending on water levels. Portage at Shay's Dam Falls is required. Numerous public access points and state and county campsites. Winding through forest and farmland, the majority of the river offers a slow current with few obstacles.