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• Bear Head Lake State Park

  http://www.dnr.state.mn.us/state_parks/bear_head_lake/
  Located in the North East Tourism Region in St. Louis County near the town of Ely, Minnesota.

• Ely, Minnesota Chamber of Commerce

  http://www.ely.org/
  Information on local attractions, businesses, and organizations.

• Jackpine Lodge

  http://www.jackpinelodge.homestead.com/
  The last resort accessible by automobile Northeast of Ely on Snowbank Lake, in the heart of the Superior National Forest. Jackpine is but a few miles from the Quetico Provincial Park, and is on the perimeter of the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness.

• LaTourell's Resort and Wilderness Trips

  http://www.fishbwca.com/
  The closest resort and canoe outfitter to Minnesota's Boundary Waters Canoe Area (BWCA) and Ontario's Quetico Park.

• Log Cabin Hideaways

  http://www.logcabinhideaways.com/
  Offers remote cabin lodging in the area of the Boundary Water Canoe Area Wilderness near Ely, Minnesota. Listen to the wolves howl and the loons captivating call from these remote cabins in the woods.

• Northernair Lodge

  http://www.northernairlodge.com/
  Located just south of Ely in the heart of Superior National Forest, Northernair is the only resort on remote Mitchell Lake. In the summer, enjoy fishing, swimming, canoeing or simply taking in the solitude of the wilderness. In the winter enjoy cross country skiing, snowmobiling, hiking through the snow covered forest or relaxing by your cabin's fireplace after a long hot sauna.

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