Land O Lakes to Porcupine Mountains

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TOMSKI

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Wife and I are going to be staying at Gateway Lodge in Land O Lakes in a couple weeks, would like to ride up to Porcupine Mountain overlook never been there before, just wondering distance I know time depends on conditions any info would be great thanks
 
goofy600

goofy600

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I don’t have the full distance but Lando the the top of lake Gogebic is between 50 and 60ish miles depending on how you go. And I’m sure someone knows distance from Lake Gogebic to lake of the clouds but a quick guess about 40 to 50ish more so 100 give or take one way.
 
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oktaneho

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We did it last week, and if I remember correctly it was about 40 miles from Bergland to Lake of the Clouds.
 
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beachblob

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is there a gas station open in silver city now ? We rode to the LOC overlook 2 yrs ago, and the only gas we found was in white pine..
 
legend02

legend02

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did it two weekends ago Lando to Lake in the Clouds it was 205 miles taking 2 to 13 to the lake to trail 1 and back the same way
 
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Deleted member 10829

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It would be a few more miles, but if you can, take trail 11 back to trail 102 down to Bergland. Awesome trails!
 
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goofy600 said:
Mark any idea of mileage going that route?
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I can't help with total mileage as I've never ridden down to Land O Lakes. I can help with how many more miles it will be versus taking trail 1 back to Bergland. At the bottom of the hill coming back from Lake of the Clouds, you come to an intersection. If you take trail 1 back through Silver City and down to Bergland, it's about 21 miles total. At that intersection, if you take trail 11 south, which is a 2 lane ashphalt road in the summer, it is 16 miles to the intersection of 102 and you can go as fast as you want. It's groomed double wide and just a great trail. 102 is about 17 miles to Bergland, so 33 miles total, making it about 12 miles more than taking trail 1. I think it is more than worth the extra mileage as both trails are a couple of my favorites up there. Have fun!
 
goofy600

goofy600

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Thanks Mark I have been on both and ya that double wide is fun just didn’t remember how far compared to trail 1. So thanks again.
 
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