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Rose Lake (west) is located at 1556 feet.

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Rose Lake (west) in Minnesota offers a camping experience surrounded by forested terrain and lake views. Temperatures range from lows of 10°F in winter to highs of 80°F in summer. Nearby, campers can explore the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness and enjoy activities like hiking and canoeing.

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2 Tent spaces The campsite sits above Rose Lake with an obstructed view of the lake and a short path down to the lake. It is sheltered by trees all around.

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Rose Lake (west) is located in Minnesota

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Above Rose Lake, directly off the trail, It is 1.83 miles east of Stairway Portage or 0.65 miles west of the Rose Lake (east) camp.

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48.09810264 N
90.415969 W

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Amy G.

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Reviewed Jul. 13, 2017

Not the prettiest site, but down the hill is a great view

It was our first day on the Border Route Trail, and while the terrain was rough, and at the end of the day (by the time I reached the site) I was dog tired and just wanted dinner, I was glad to find Rose Lake (west).

The site is just down the hill off the trail. It doesn't have a view of the lake (bummer), but down a short, yet steep, hill, you are at the lake's side and it's easy to get water. Not to mention a spectacular place to watch the sun go down! Gorgeous!

The site isn't the best I've ever seen, but it did provide space to set up for the night. There was plenty of space for a tent and there are some decent trees for hammocks as well. There was a fire pit and some "benches" made from old trees. The privy is close by...just up a small hill. It wasn't glamorous, and I've seen prettier places to stop for the night, but it was still a welcome site to have a place to stop and sleep.

The trail actually passes through the campsite. In one side and out the other, so you really can't get lost finding it :)

SiteThere is only one site at this location. There is an "east" site, but it's a little further down the trail.

Month of VisitMay