2018 Map of Priest Lake

About this map

The South Fork Flambeau River carves a winding path through this northern Wisconsin landscape, defined by a succession of whitewater features including Simon Rapids, Priest Lake Rapids, and Boar Rapids. This 2018 survey reveals a terrain heavily shaped by water, where the massive Sailor Creek Flowage dominates the eastern section and the northern reaches of Solberg Lake anchor the southeast. The interior is characterized by dense wetlands and small, isolated water bodies like Leonards Lakes, Axels Lake, and Coolidge Lake. A network of local roads such as Berry Patch Rd, White Rock Rd, and Spring Inn Rd provides access to these remote fishing and recreation spots. The prevalence of named creeks like Patterson Cr and Mount Pelee Cr highlights the complex drainage system feeding the Flambeau watershed.