Wild Rice Retreat onsite trails are open for use by all registered guests. Maps and other trail information may be obtained from any Wild Rice Retreat team member if not provided at the time of check-in. Guests are advised to not feed or approach any wildlife while on trails.
The Brownstone Trail is a public trail running via an easement through the Wild Rice Retreat property closest to Lake Superior. This trail is open year-round for use by the public and is maintained by volunteers coordinated by Landmark Conservancy. Currently, the trail has a detour onto Highway 13 of about ¼ mile due to a washout. Retreat guests are welcome to use the Brownstone Trail to walk or bike to/from downtown Bayfield (approximately 1½ miles, one way) and should adhere to all posted detour information.