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The two lakes offer a wide variety of recreational activities. Lake Minnewaska is 7100 acres and 20 miles of shoreline. Game fish include, walleye, northern, panfish, crappie, and bass. It is the 13th largest lake in Minnesota, carved by glaciers, with great autumn fishing. The sugar maples on the east shore are a must see in late September and early October. Pelican Lake is 519 acres with 4.8 miles of shoreline. Game fish include northern pike, crappies, pan fish, and walleye. Pelican Lake is close to Glenwood. It's a scenic recreational lake surrounded by hardwoods and boast a natural sand beach in its Northeast side. Thanks to good forage the northern pike and walleye are good size. |
