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The Rustic Roads Program,
administered by the Wisconsin Dept. of Transportation, was established
in 1973 to showcase Wisconsin's most picturesque roadways. These roads
have outstanding natural features along their borders such as rugged
terrain, native vegetation, native wildlife, or may include open areas
with agricultural vistas. They are lightly traveled roadways for the
leisurely enjoyment of hikers, bikers, and motorists. Wisconsin's Rustic
Road network features 95 roads covering some 510 miles through 53
counties. The Spooner area of Washburn County has two officially
designated Rustic Roads.
Wisconsin Rustic Road
71
in Washburn County- Spooner Area
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Location Washburn County.
Lake Road and Little Stone Road between WI Hwy 70 and County A.
Length
2.2 miles
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Surface
PavedR71 skirts the western shore of Stone Lake where deer,
raccoons, loons and other waterfowl are often present. The trees
along the route form a graceful arch overhead creating a tunnel of
green over much of this two mile Rustic Road.
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Wisconsin
Rustic Road 80
in Burnett County- Spooner Area |
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Burnett County. County Highway E beginning at the
intersection of County Highway A and paralleling McKenzie Lake
until its intersection with Tokash Road near the Washburn County
Line.
Length: 2.1 miles
Surface: Paved
R80 is a winding road with
gentle hills that border beautiful McKenzie Lake. Tall majestic
oaks provide an umbrella covering during the summer months.
Abundant wildlife such as ducks, bear, deer, and eagles are often
visible throughout the year. Pedestrians and bicyclists often use
the road for recreational purposes.
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