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Forest Service explores options with cabin near Brule Lake

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A small, federally-owned cabin near Brule Lake. Photo by Joe Friedrichs
A small, federally-owned cabin near Brule Lake. Photo by Joe Friedrichs

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The U.S. Forest Service is exploring potential uses for a federally owned cabin near Brule Lake. One option involves opening the cabin to volunteers who clear nearby hiking trail. WTIP's Joe Friedrichs find out more in this interview with the founder of the Boundary Waters Advisory Committee. 

 

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