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Teufer Lake Public Water Access

Teufer Lake Public Water Access

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A small public water access on Teufer Lake near Northome, with a gravel ramp, wooden dock, picnic table, and fire ring in a quiet clearing. The Minnesota DNR lists a public access on Teufer Lake (LakeFinder 36-0019-00).

Rules for this place

Minnesota’s invasive species law rides home with the trailer: pull the drain plug, drain the water, and leave plants and prohibited species at the access. Fishing here falls under the Minnesota fishing regulations, and a named lake or river can carry special regulations of its own. Most motorized boats must carry current watercraft registration, and the DNR’s boat and water safety pages carry the life jacket and operation rules.

Verified 2026-09-07. Rules change; check the official page before you go.

Features and Amenities

Boat Landing, Picnic Tables

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Location

Teufer Lake Public Water Access

47.86917, -94.21854

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