Lake Kabetogama is the gateway to Voyageurs National Park with access to Ash River, Namakan, Sand Point, Crane and Rainy Lakes plus the BWCA and Ontario's Quetico Provincial Park. Literally millions of acres of northern Minnesota and southern Ontario are at our doorstep! The communities of Lake Kabetogama and nearby Ash River offer a range of facilities including dining, resorts, houseboat rentals, campgrounds, convenience stores, fishing guides, outfitters and marinas. It is a bird and wildlife watching haven with breathtaking scenery in all of the seasons but still close enough to golfing (10 courses within a 90 mile radius), shopping and support services that we all enjoy and need in today’s world. International Falls is 30 miles to the north on U.S. Highway 53 as is Fort Francis, Ontario, Canada. Duluth, MN is 150 south. This is a four-season recreation area. The miles and miles of lakes and waterways offer world-class fishing from May-October then freeze over to welcome some of the best ice fishing around! Snowmobiling is a popular winter pastime with access to many miles of trails in both Minnesota and Ontario. Cross-country skiers and snowshoe enthusiasts may enjoy the solitude of the back country and wilderness areas.



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Lake Kabetogama is the gateway to Voyageurs National Park with access to Ash River, Namakan, Sand Point, Crane
and Rainy Lakes. Kabetogama lake itself is dotted with over 200 remote, scenic islands that maintain their beauty
through harsh winter storms and produce rich foliage and wild berries in the summer.

About 150 people call Kabetogama their year around home. Summer residents add about 150 more! Rush hour is when
deer cross the road or you have to wait a few minutes at the boat ramp!

The communities of Lake Kabetogama and nearby Ash River offer a range of facilities including dining, resorts, houseboat
rentals, campgrounds, convenience stores, fishing guides, outfitters and marinas. It is a bird and wildlife watching haven
with breathtaking scenery in all of the seasons but still close enough to golfing (10 courses within a 90 mile radius),
shopping and support services that we all enjoy and need in today’s world. International Falls is 30 miles to the north
on U.S. Highway 53 as is Fort Francis, Ontario, Canada. Duluth, MN is 150 south.

This is a four-season recreation area. The miles and miles of lakes and waterways offer world-class fishing from
May-October then freeze over to welcome some of the best ice fishing around! Snowmobiling is a popular winter
pastime with access to many miles of trails in both Minnesota and Ontario. Cross-country skiers and snowshoe
enthusiasts may enjoy the solitude of the back country and wilderness areas.

Would you like to be part of or informed of the happenings on Kabetogama? Join the Kabetogama Community
Club for a $10 annual family membership and let it happen!

The club sends out a quarterly newsletter to inform membership of past news, important future events and/or
issues that pertain to the Kabetogama community. Membership encourages community involvement, whether it
is a fun event, fund raiser or community project.

The club sponsors such fun events as the community Christmas party, St. Urho's Day and
are taking an active role in the upcoming Land of the Lady Slipper Festival.

Fundraiser include summer bingo, the compilation and printing of a anniversary/birthday
calendar and a second edition publishing of "Kabetogama Cooks," a cookbook featuring local recipes.

The Community Club is also active in the process of planning for a new Kabetogama community center.

To keep all these great things happening, join today! Contact Marlene at 218-875-2080 or via e-mail to join!