THINGS TO DO NEAR LUNDY’S BLACK BEAR MOTEL

Lundy’s Black Bear Motel is located in the heart of the Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest, giving guests easy access to some of the best trails, lakes, and outdoor recreation in the Northwoods. Drummond is surrounded by miles of interconnected trail systems, scenic forest roads, and clear-water lakes, making it a perfect year-round destination for riding, hiking, skiing, and exploring. Below are the most popular activities and trail systems guests enjoy during their stay — plus local dining and events to enhance your visit.

Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest

UTV & ATV TRAILS (Nearby Access)

  • Bayfield County ATV/UTV Trail System – One of the largest trail networks in Wisconsin, offering hundreds of miles of connected riding through wooded terrain, lakes, bridges, and rolling forest roads.
  • Trail 4 – A major north–south corridor running through the Drummond area, connecting to Mason, Grand View, Delta, and Iron River.
  • Trail 63 Connector – Links Drummond to Grand View and the Barnes area with scenic forest stretches and rolling terrain.
  • Valhalla Trail Area – Located 20–25 minutes north, offering wooded loops, rolling terrain, and extended forest-road riding.
  • Forest Road 213 (Delta–Drummond Route) – A smooth, scenic forest road that passes lakes, wetlands, and quiet wilderness.

SNOWMOBILING (Winter)

  • Snowmobile Trail 4 – The main east-west corridor through Drummond, groomed regularly for long-distance winter riding.
  • Snowmobile Trail 63 – Offers north/south access to Lake Owen, Barnes, and surrounding trail systems.
  • Tri-County Corridor – A wide, fast rail-grade trail connecting Ashland and Superior, located a short drive away in Iron River.

HIKING & NATURE TRAILS

  • North Country National Scenic Trail – Passes south of Drummond with nearby segments such as Porcupine Lake and Lake Owen.
  • Drummond Woods Nature Trail – An easy, family-friendly interpretive loop close to town.
  • Morgan Falls & St. Peter’s Dome – A scenic trail featuring a waterfall and one of the highest overlooks in the region.

MOUNTAIN BIKING (CAMBA TRAILS)

  • Drummond Trail Cluster – Local singletrack loops suited for beginner to intermediate riders.
  • Lake Owen Trails – Flowing CAMBA routes with rolling terrain and lakeside views.
  • North Country Trail MTB Access – Rugged, natural back-country terrain for experienced riders.

CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING & SNOWSHOEING (Winter)

  • Drummond Ski Trails – Groomed winter loops through quiet forest terrain.
  • Rock Lake Trail System – Scenic lake loops and forest routes ideal for skiing and snowshoeing.
Biking CAMBA Trails
Cross-Country Skiing

FISHING, PADDLING & LAKE ACCESS

  • Lake Owen – Clear-water lake ideal for fishing, kayaking, and photography.
  • Drummond Lake – Convenient, peaceful lake perfect for casual fishing and paddling.
  • Pigeon Lake – Known for beautiful scenery and quality fishing.
  • Mystic Lake – Calm, secluded lake great for unwinding after a day of adventure.

All lakes offer opportunities for canoeing, kayaking, fishing, wildlife watching, and enjoying Northwoods beauty.

DINING & LOCAL EVENTS

Local Restaurants & Taverns – Enjoy classic Northwoods meals, friendly service, and convenient dining options throughout Drummond and nearby communities.

  • Drummond Annual Bar Stool Races – Held every year on the third Saturday of February, this signature event features bar-stool races pulled behind snowmobiles, a chili feed, food, drinks, raffles, and cash prizes. A lively, one-of-a-kind winter celebration.
  • Other Area Events – Seasonal festivals, live music, community gatherings, and trail-related events take place throughout the year, offering fun and entertainment for guests.