Byway Photo Tour CSAH #66

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0.0	Corps of Engineers Dam and Recreational Park	The Corps of Engineers dam, located at the site of the Campground, controls the level of the entire Chain. The dam,...
0.0	Paul Bunyan Scenic Byway Exhibit Room	Drive the Paul Bunyan Scenic Byway to the south side of Crosslake on County Road 66. Turn into the Crosslake...
0.0	Andy’s Restaurant and Bar	Originally called The Crosslake Store, this structure was the town’s first grocery store and a well-known landmark. It is...
0.4	Dark Mega Moon Mini Golf & Whistling Wolf Mini Golf Courses	Play one of the largest and most strategic courses in the country! The Dark Moon addition is truly world class mini...
1.0	Daggett Brook Villas	On the lake, but yet in town, this lodging facility has a location that attracts many visitors throughout the year. The...
1.4	Old Log Landing	The Northern Pacific Railroad carried logs from points north down what has become known as ‘the Old Grade Road’ and over...
2.0	Moonlite Bay	Opened in the early 1930’s, the original Moonlite Bay was a much larger building which featured fine dining, two...
2.6	Ox Lake	This beautiful 258 acre lake was once the summer playground of actor brothers, Peter Graves and James Arness. They spent...
3.1	Birch Hill Inne	In 1924 the land was purchased and in 1926 the Oscawana Resort was built. Over the years Oscawana was divided into...
3.4	Loon Lake	Only 50 acres, Loon Lake connects to Island Lake and then flows into Lower Whitefish. A well-known spot for panfish, it...
3.6	Manhattan Beach Lodge	Built in 1929 using ‘Spanish Mission’ architecture, this building features the original white stucco...
3.9	Trout Lake	One of the larger lakes of the Chain at 1,496 acres, Trout Lake is widely known for its water clarity and amazing...
4.3	Northgate Lane	Originally part of the Old Grade Road which was used to haul logs, it is now a residential street about 3/4 mile long. It...