What is Frog Bay Tribal National Park?August 9, 2021 | Explore the Shore
Tags: Explore the Shore | Red Cliff | Frog Bay Tribal National Park There are five Apostle Islands visible from Frog Bay National Park. Frog Bay National Park is the first tribal national park in the United States. Frog Bay National Park is located on the Red Cliff reservation in Bayfield County (WI). This pristine 180-acre property is home to hiking trails, sandy beach front and a beautiful boardwalk trail. Established in 2011, Frog Bay National Park has 2-miles of hiking and snowshoeing trails available to tribal members and non-tribal individuals year-round.
Frog Bay National Park is the first tribal national park in the United States. Red Cliff puts special emphasis on the sustainable management of natural resources both on the Reservation and in the Chippewa ceded territories, and for the overall protection of Lake Superior. FBTNP and the Frog Bay Conservation Management Area (CMA) celebrates the cultural importance of water and the spirituality that is associated with Lake Superior. Upon entering Frog Bay Road, you will end up at the trail head of Frog Bay Tribal National Park. There are exactly three trails you may access to either hike, explore or simply make your way to the beach.
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