Hawthorn Trail Live Cam
Enjoy the Leech Lake area in the cool season
Hosted by:
- Big Rock Resort CCIC
- 7860 Hawthorn Trail - Minnesota
- Walker 56484 - United States
- 800-827-7106
- 218-547-1066
- https://www.bigrockresort.com/
A city in Cass County
If you are already familiar with Big Rock Resort's reputation as a family vacation spot, you know that we offer quality accommodations and feature a northern Minnesota setting that is second to none. You may also know that most of our guests are repeat customers who have found their Big Rock Resort vacations to be value packed and consistently enjoyable.
Skis or snowshoes are required in the High Peaks Wilderness Area when snow depths exceed 8". Crampons are necessary for high elevation travel. Winter conditions in the mountains can be expected to be much more severe and variable than at lower elevations.High Peaks Wilderness and Ampersand Primitive Areas: The bridge at Stony Creek (Corey's Road) to access the Seward Range and the Raquette Falls Trailhead will be removed December 2nd for replacement. The replacement should be in no later than March 31st. There will be a temporary foot bridge in place during the interim to allow for crossing of the creek.
Elk Lake access to the High Peaks and Dix Mountain Wilderness Areas: The easement providing public access at Elk Lake prohibits public use during the big game hunting season. The public will not be allowed to cross the property from October through December. The road gate at Clear Pond will be closed and locked on October and remain closed through the Spring thaw. After December 2nd the public can access the trails to Dix and Panther Gorge, however they will have to park at the Clear Pond gate.
In the heart of Minnesota's famous vacation country and known for its fishing, the Leech Lake Area truly offers something for everyone in a natural setting that's not over-developed and bustling with crowds. People have been getting away from it all here for nearly a century. They've come for the fresh air, the blue skies and fish so big they created a word for them: "Lunker." You'll find fun and recreation, no matter what the season.