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About Lake Chippewa Campground. Our lakeshore campground is located on an island right in the heart of the Chippewa Flowage, a 17,000 acre unspoiled wilderness area in northwestern Wisconsin. The majority of the campsites are near the lake with many located directly on the shoreline. We have taken countless steps to insure a pleasant experience. Eau claire Hook Up Personals. Signup free and meet 1000s of local women and men in Eau claire, wisconsin looking to hookup on BookofMatches.com™.

About Lake Chippewa Campground

Our lakeshore campground is located on an island right in the heart of the Chippewa Flowage, a 17,000 acre unspoiled wilderness area in northwestern Wisconsin. The majority of the campsites are near the lake with many located directly on the shoreline.

We have taken countless steps to insure a pleasant experience. Our facilities greet you up-to-date accommodations from campsites for your tent or camper to a variety of rental units including cabin, travel trailers and park models. We have a full hook-up section and all campsites have water and electricity. All sites are provided with picnic tables and fire pits.

We have been a family owned business since 1986!

Our Mission

Our mission is to provide our guests with a memorable outdoor experience whether it be participating in water and sporting activities, fishing or simply spending time with family and friends.

Saturday, August 10, 2019 • Chippewa Falls, WI • Course Map

Organized to coincide with this city’s annual late summer Pure Water Days Festival — which features arts and crafts, fireworks and a parade — the Leinenkugel’s Pure Water Days Races features a four-mile run, two-mile walk, one-mile run and a 200-meter dash in addition to the Bill Roegge Memorial Half Marathon, all of which take place on the Saturday of the festival.

All of the races, including the 13.1-mile half marathon, follow out-and-back routes that start and finish at the Chippewa Valley Family YMCA on Jefferson Avenue.

From there, those running in the half marathon follow a route that features plenty of long, flat stretches and really only one significant uphill stretch, which occurs between the 4th and 5th mile markers along 110th Street in the nearby town of Tilden.

You’ll also run through the tree-lined fairways of the Ojibwa Golf Club, named for the Native American tribe that first inhabited the area — as legend has it, the first settlers to the area named it after the Chippewa River, which they mispronounced from the name of the Ojibwa tribe.

After the stretch through the golf course, runners then turn left onto 85th Avenue and head west, turning next onto County Highway S to begin a long, looping stretch that takes them out of Chippewa Falls and into the town of Tilden, which lies just to the west of the city.

Runners make a long loop around Highway S, 110th Street and County Highway N before heading back into Chippewa Falls, where they run through residential areas and past a local school and then turn onto County Highway O for a two-mile stretch northward.

The race’s last couple of miles bring runners through the tree-covered roads along the western edge of Glen Lock Lake and around the edges of Irvine Park, along Bear Den Road, before heading back onto Jefferson Avenue for the race finish line back at the YMCA.