Ice Fishing Adventures
If you haven't had the opportunity to visit Dore Lake in the winter season it is a must add to your list. The season doesn't have to end after Fall, once the ice forms and the lake is freshly blanketed in snow the area is a winter wonderland. There are miles of trails to explore for the avid snowmobiler and a vast lake open for ice fishing excursions. The only limit is how far you want to go. Email or call today for reservation options.
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Accommodations
Whether you are seeking a weekend getaway or a week long recharge in the wilderness we have what you are looking for. We offer cozy 2 bedroom kitchenette cabins complete with everything you'll need to keep fueled for the days activities. All cabins are equipped with electric or wood heat whichever you prefer since your firewood is always provided. Both bunkrooms offer a queen below and a double bed on top for your group adventures. While guests are staying with us the lodge store is open for your convenience equipped with basic groceries, tackle, bait and dry goods. The new main lodge bathroom & showers are open from 8am-8pm offering a way to clean up after the days activities.
Ice Fishing Shack
Bring your own tent or ice shack to enjoy the vast hard water lake Dore has to offer. If you don't have one we have a plastic Koender ice shack rental for all your fishing adventures. Bring your sled or tracked side x side and hitch on to explore the possibilities the lake has to offer. The shack can comfortably seat 4 adults.
*Propane heater, auger, fishing gear, transportation are not supplied*
Ice Fishing/Snowmobiling
For those who love to explore, the winter freeze up gives you the opportunity to see those places on Dore Lake you haven't been able to access in the summer. There is a massive lake to punch holes where ever your heart desires to land your lake monster or miles of trails to explore on your sled. The sky is the limit. Bring along your cross country skis or snowshoes and broaden your winter horizon here at Dore Lake.
