2013 Map of Lake Lucerne

About this map

Lake Lucerne and its surrounding glacial terrain define this portion of the Wisconsin Northwoods, where water and forest dominate the landscape. In the early 21st century, the area remains a dense network of lakes and springs, including Wabikon Lake, Devils Lake, and Bug Lake. A significant point of interest is Sugarbush Hill, which serves as the location for the Rat Lake Permanent Lookout Station, a remnant of the region's fire monitoring infrastructure. The road network reflects both modern transit and historical access, with Us-8 bisecting the quadrangle while smaller routes like the Potawatomi Mile Trl and Keith Siding Rd hint at the area's timber and rail history. Numerous water sources such as the S Br Peshtigo River, Indian River, and Rat River drain through the marshes and highlands, sustaining the secluded character of Forest County.