Lundy's Black Bear Motel - Lemgrove

Multi-Room Daily Discounts - 3% (2 Rooms), 5% (3 Rooms). Weekly - 5% (2 Rooms), 8% (3 Rooms) Newly remodeled and nestled in the heart of the Chequamegon National Forest. Enjoy direct access to UTV and snowmobile trails, plus nearby fishing, hunting, skiing, and local events. Clean, comfortable rooms and true Northwoods charm make this the perfect base for your next adventure. Relax by the firepit, explore scenic trails, and experience the friendly small-town hospitality of Drummond. The space Relax in our newly remodeled rooms, designed for comfort and Northwoods charm. Each room features two cozy queen beds with rustic log furniture, a full private bathroom, and a private outdoor patio to enjoy. Guests also have access to free Wi-Fi, modern amenities, and plenty of space to unwind after a day on the trails. Rooms do not have a kitchen. Clean, comfortable, and thoughtfully updated — the perfect retreat in Drummond’s Northwoods. Other things to note THINGS TO DO IN DRUMMOND, WISCONSIN (UTV AND SNOWMOBILING TRAILS, LOCAL RESTAURANTS, AND CONVENIENCE STORES) UTV / ATV TRAIL SYSTEMS BAYFIELD COUNTY TRAIL SYSTEM Bayfield County offers over 180 miles of interconnected ATV and UTV trails and hundreds of miles of connecting forest roads. Access is available directly from Drummond via Trail 8 and Trail 31 junctions. Nearby trails include Trail 8, an easy forest loop about seven miles long. Trail 77, a moderate route linking Drummond to Cable, is about eight miles. Phipps Fire Lane is a forest connector about six and a half miles long. The Bayfield County trail map shows all main routes and connections across the county. CHEQUAMEGON–NICOLET NATIONAL FOREST ROUTES The Chequamegon–Nicolet National Forest includes many forest service roads open to UTVs and ATVs. These routes surround the Drummond area and connect to additional trailheads across Bayfield County. SNOWMOBILE TRAILS Drummond is part of the Bayfield County Snowmobile Trail System, which includes more than six hundred miles of groomed trails and over one thousand miles of connecting forest routes. Key trails in the Drummond area include Trail 31, a state corridor that connects Cable and Iron River. Trail 63 runs directly through Drummond as a scenic connector. Trail 61 links the area with northern Bayfield County. Trail conditions are updated throughout the season, and the system connects to nearby towns such as Cable, Delta, and Iron River. LOCAL RESTAURANTS AND BARS KDS BEAR DEN A Northwoods bar and grill serving burgers, fish fries, and comfort food. It is popular with snowmobilers and UTV riders due to its nearby trail access and welcoming atmosphere. STORES AND CONVENIENCE STOPS HUNTERS GENERAL STORE A full service general store offering fuel, deli items, groceries, propane, gifts, and trail permits. It is a convenient stop for maps, snacks, and supplies before heading out on the trails. OTHER THINGS TO DO DRUMMOND WOODS OLD GROWTH FOREST A quiet hiking trail featuring centuries old pine trees located within the Chequamegon–Nicolet National Forest. LAKE OWEN A scenic lake for boating, kayaking, and fishing located just south of Drummond. CHEQUAMEGON–NICOLET SCENIC DRIVE A popular route for sightseeing by car, motorcycle, or UTV through the forested landscape surrounding Drummond. LOCAL EVENTS Drummond hosts several outdoor and community events throughout the year including organized trail rides, winter festivals such as the Drummond Sno-Jacks Barstool Races, and seasonal gatherings.