Little Vermilion Lake sits in the southeastern corner of the Voyageurs and Crane Lake area. It connects to the interconnecting Voyageur waterway near Crane Lake and Sand Point Lake, placing it within reach of the broader system of waters this guide covers.
For paddlers especially, the area offers a way to explore the quieter edges of the region’s waterways.
Before heading out, check current levels and flow on the Water Levels page.
The broader area is served by the Vermilion River State Water Trail, which provides paddling access for those looking to get out on the water by canoe or kayak. The lake’s connection to the interconnecting Voyageur waterway near Crane Lake and Sand Point Lake ties it into the larger network of routes in the southeastern part of the region.
Paddling access in the area is anchored by the state water trail:
Because Little Vermilion Lake connects into a larger waterway system, paddlers should plan their routes carefully and be prepared for changing conditions on connected waters. As with any outing in the north country, checking the weather and letting someone know your plans before setting out is always wise.
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