2015 Map of Lake Lucerne

About this map

Lake Lucerne and the surrounding glacial terrain of Forest County anchor this 2015 study of the north woods landscape. The city of Crandon sits at the western edge, providing an urban contrast to the densely lake-scattered topography of the Nicolet National Forest. Significant water bodies like Wabikon Lake, Devils Lake, and Riley Lake dominate the drainage patterns, while the elevation peaks at Sugarbush Hill. The map meticulously details a complex network of forest roads and trails, such as Potawatomi Trl and Mish Ko Swen Dr, which indicate the area's development for recreation and timber access. Local watercourses including the Indian River and Rat River provide a look at the hydraulic connectivity of these highlands, where numerous smaller basins like Popple Lake and Wyman Lake illustrate the high density of freshwater resources in this portion of Wisconsin.