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butternut,flowage
- Thread starter nitro1970
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Da flowage
When crossing da flowage stay close to the markers, there is a dam towards the southern end that is open or thin ice. Lots of great trails every direction. Stop at Donners Bay for sure. There is always snow up towards Island Lake (Bear Chasers if it's re-opened). Give us a report after your trip, please, I will be up there two weeks later.
When crossing da flowage stay close to the markers, there is a dam towards the southern end that is open or thin ice. Lots of great trails every direction. Stop at Donners Bay for sure. There is always snow up towards Island Lake (Bear Chasers if it's re-opened). Give us a report after your trip, please, I will be up there two weeks later.
staying by butternut/on the flowage dec. 23-26,any nice scenic trip ideas from there?are most gas stations pay at pump?ice conditions by then could be a ?
staying at cedar cove resort,nice place?
articbonbon
New member
Donner Bay, good place to stop and get gas. Hope you give a report when you get back, we are heading up on dec 27, we have a cabin in springstead, just across the flowage. would like to know how things are, thanks.
polarisrider1
New member
Help me on this one guys, Is a "Flowage" the same thing as a "back waters"? I suspect flowage as a regional term? I live on the back waters of a river. It has a dam down stream. My whole life I never heard it called a flowage. just curious.