Lake Chetac

Lake Chetac is a 2,400-acre lake located in Sawyer County near Birchwood, Wisconsin, offering excellent opportunities for kayaking, canoeing, and boating. This access site is conveniently positioned at the intersection of Lake Chetac, Birchwood State Park, and Mud Lake Road, making it an ideal launch point for exploring the lake. With a maximum depth of 26 feet and diverse fish populations including panfish, bass, pike, and walleye, the lake attracts anglers and recreational paddlers alike.

The Birchwood access area serves as one of Lake Chetac's public launch points and provides a direct entry to the main lake. Paddlers should note that alternative access options exist, including the option to launch from Birch Lake (Little Birch or Big Birch) and paddle through the narrows to reach Lake Chetac if preferred. This area is suitable for paddlers of varying experience levels, though you should check current water conditions before heading out.

For the most current information about facilities, parking, or any seasonal closures at this specific ramp, contact local resources or check with Birchwood State Park directly.