Trail Route
A small section of the Brownstone Trail remains closed due to a large and active landslide. Thank you for continuing to use the detour. Landmark Conservancy is exploring the purchase of the property located above the slump to relocate the trail and create a public community space. This is anticipated to be a multi-year project that will require significant time, resources, partner collaboration and community support.
A small section of the Brownstone Trail remains closed due to a large and active landslide.
Improvements
Planned trail work includes the reconstruction of steps and adjacent trail near the Blue Wing Bay trail section in collaboration with Bayfield Area Trails, the Town of Bayfield, and local residents.
To better understand natural resource conditions and land management concerns, Northland College is leading a comprehensive assessment of the shoreline and trail corridor.
Planned trail work includes reconstruction of the steps and adjacent trail near Blue Wing Bay.
Thanks to our Brownstone Trail Partners and Funders!
Landowners, Individual Donors, Volunteers and:
Funded (or funded in part) by the Apostle Islands Area Community Fund and the Biodiversity Fund of the Duluth Superior Area Community Foundation.
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