Cabins & lodging
Year-round cabins, chalets, and group lodging on property - book online.
Lodging overviewHow to read this page
Every card carries a status label so you know what Bear Paw operates versus what is nearby public land or a third-party partner.
- On-site On Bear Paw property
- Nearby public Public land, water, or trail
- Partner Third-party outfitter or shop
- Seasonal Hours or access change by season
Bear Paw is not on the Wolf River. Plan about a 10-minute drive to river access - not a walk from lodging. We do not invent put-in lists or claim operated kayak lessons, shuttles, or guide fleets. Confirm access, conditions, and land-manager rules before you go.
On property at Bear Paw
Stay, camp, eat, and drink here - then walk or drive to nearby river and forest recreation.
Camping
Seasonal tent and RV sites on the same property, same booking engine.
Camping overviewRestaurant & pizza
Seasonal kitchen with pizza and pub fare when open. Full menu on the restaurant page.
Food menuBar & games
Seasonal pub, drinks, pool, pull tabs, darts, and arcade - walk from lodging.
Bar & drinksWolf River & water
Signature Northwoods water near White Lake - off property, typically about a 10-minute drive from Bear Paw depending on access point and traffic. Outfitter trips are third-party; the river is a public resource with changing access and conditions. Do not expect a walk from your cabin to the water.
Wolf River corridor
Paddle, raft, tube, and fish one of Wisconsin's signature Northwoods rivers. Bear Paw is not riverfront - plan about a 10-minute drive to access. Skill levels and put-ins vary by segment and season.
WI DNR fishing & water infoRafting with area outfitters
Whitewater trips are run by third-party outfitters - not Bear Paw. Start with Partners for rafting and gear links.
Explore partnersFishing the Wolf & area waters
Trout and warm-water fishing in the corridor. License and regulations apply - confirm seasons and rules before you go.
Fishing regulationsWolf River State Trail
Multi-use rail-trail corridor from the White Lake area toward Lake Metonga (about 33 miles). Rules change by segment and season.
DNR trail pageTrails & forest
Public forest and trail systems in the Langlade / White Lake region. Rules and open routes are set by land managers - not by Bear Paw.
Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest
Large public forest for hiking, forest roads, wildlife, and Northwoods scenery around the region.
Forest recreationNicolet Roche trails
Technical singletrack and forest trail riding/hiking associated with the White Lake / CNNF area. Expect variable difficulty.
County / area listingsLanglade County trails
County of Trails network - many day-hike and bike systems across the region. Confirm maps and open routes before you go.
Langlade CountyIce Age National Scenic Trail (Langlade)
Long-distance hiking segments across the county for serious walkers. Segment conditions and parking vary.
Ice Age Trail AllianceJack Lake Recreation Area
County park recreation - trails, water, and family day-use near the broader Langlade system.
County parks contextEasy days & Antigo-side
Lower-key options toward Antigo when you want a simpler walk or short ride day. Bear Paw remains in White Lake - not downtown Antigo.
Springbrook Trail (Antigo)
Paved and boardwalk-style community trail for easier walks near Antigo - useful for low-key days.
City of AntigoAntigo Single Track
Shorter MTB and hike system near Antigo. Confirm current trail status before you ride or walk.
Local trail infoWinter honesty
Snowmobile, ski, and snowshoe systems exist across the county and on multi-use corridors such as parts of the Wolf River State Trail in winter. Open routes, grooming, and permits change every year.
Winter trails & snow sports
Confirm open routes, conditions, and maps with county or DNR sources before you go. Bear Paw does not operate snowmobile or ski fleets.
County recreation contextLodging still books year-round
Cabins and chalets remain available when outdoor recreation is quieter. Restaurant and bar are seasonal - confirm hours.
Search availabilityPartners for gear and trips
Named outfitters, the fly shop, conservation partners, and rafting links live on the Partners directory - not re-owned on this page.
Plan your stay
Base at Bear Paw, then explore nearby. Permanent owner pages for lodging and food:
Book lodging
Search real-time cabin, chalet, group, and campsite availability.
Search availabilityEat & drink
Seasonal restaurant menu and bar drinks when open.
RestaurantComing from Antigo?
Hotel-with-bar intercept for travelers searching near Antigo - property is still White Lake.
Antigo landingActivities FAQ
Answers that match the page schema FAQ nodes.
Do you rent kayaks or run rafting trips?
No. Bear Paw does not operate a kayak fleet, river guide service, or shuttle. For outfitter-run rafting and gear, start with our Partners page and local third-party operators. The Wolf River is off property - a short drive from the resort - and access and outfitters vary.
Is the Wolf River on the resort property?
No. Bear Paw is in White Lake, not on the river bank. The Wolf River is nearby - typically about a 10-minute drive depending on put-in and traffic - not a walk from your cabin. Confirm your route to access points before you go.
Can I hike near Bear Paw?
Yes. Nearby public options include the Wolf River State Trail, Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest, Langlade County trail systems, Jack Lake Recreation Area, and Ice Age Trail segments in the county. Each land manager sets rules - check before you go.
Are activities open year-round?
Lodging books year-round. River recreation, many trails, and the on-site restaurant and bar are seasonal. Winter uses (snowmobile, ski, snowshoe) depend on conditions and open routes - confirm each year with county or DNR sources.
Can I bring a dog on trails?
Pet rules vary by land manager, season, and trail type. Some areas have leash or hunting-season rules. Cabin and campsite pet policies also vary by unit - confirm before you travel.
Where do I eat after a day outside?
When open, Bear Paw Restaurant (including pizza) and the Northwoods Pub & Grill are on the same property. Confirm seasonal hours on the Restaurant and Bar pages, or call before you drive.