2011 Map of Lake Lucerne

About this map

Sugarbush Hill dominates the central landscape of this Forest County region, serving as a geographic anchor near the Rat Lake Permanent Lookout Station. The area is defined by a dense network of glacial lakes and waterways, including the expansive Lake Lucerne and the connected waters of Wabikon Lake and Riley Lake. A complex system of named roads and trails, such as the Potawatomi Mile Trl and Potawatomi Trl, suggests a landscape heavily utilized for seasonal recreation and timber management. The drainage patterns of the South Branch Peshtigo River and the Indian River highlight the hydrologic importance of this northern Wisconsin terrain. Smaller water bodies like Devils Lake and Bug Lake are interspersed among family-named routes like Billy Daniels Ln and Jim Daniels Ln, providing specific points of interest for local history researchers.