![](\"http:\/\/bluelotusadventures.com\/wp-content\/plugins\/advanced-wp-columns\/assets\/js\/plugins\/views\/img\/1x1-pixel.png\"){kind=tracking}
<\/div>\n\n<\/div>\n
<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
<\/div>\n\nStockbridge Mountain is an out and back hike to a nice view point and a nearby shelter.\u00a0 There is also a cave rock formation at the back end of Stockbridge.\u00a0 Start this hike from the Silvermine Lake picnic area.\u00a0 Walk through the picnic area on the Menomine Trail (yellow markers).\u00a0 At the end of the picnic are is a gate.\u00a0 Go around the gate and the Menomine trail turns right through some brush and enters a pine section along Seven Lakes Drive.\u00a0 You will see a marker in the forest for the Lewis Cemetery.\u00a0 The Lewis family had a homestead here in the late 1800’s.\u00a0 The property was sold in 1909 with the understand the cemetery could remain.<\/h4>\n
Stockbridge Mountain is an out and back hike to a nice view point and a nearby shelter.\u00a0 There is also a cave rock formation at the back end of Stockbridge.\u00a0 Start this hike from the Silvermine Lake picnic area.\u00a0 Walk through the picnic area on the Menomine Trail (yellow markers).\u00a0 At the end of the picnic are is a gate.\u00a0 Go around the gate and the Menomine trail turns right through some brush and enters a pine section along Seven Lakes Drive.\u00a0 You will see a marker in the forest for the Lewis Cemetery.\u00a0 The Lewis family had a homestead here in the late 1800’s.\u00a0 The property was sold in 1909 with the understand the cemetery could remain.<\/h4>\nSoon after the cemetery marker the Menomine trail crosses Seven Lakes Drive.\u00a0 The trail passes through a gate and goes along the shore of Lake Nawahunta.\u00a0 The Menomine trail follows a forest road through this section until you reach a gap between Stevens Mountain and Stockbridge Mountain.\u00a0 The Menomine trail ends on the Long Path (turquoise markers), 1.5 miles from the Silvermine Lake parking lot.<\/h4>\nTurn right on the Long Path and ascend the steep hill to the Stockbridge Shelter.\u00a0 The high point is past the shelter.\u00a0 Passing the shelter on the right, the forest opens up with clear forest views right and left.\u00a0 The top is relatively flat and there is several good campsites in the area.\u00a0 The high point is a rock outcropping on the left with a nice view point north.\u00a0 Continue on the Long Path to a steep descent with another rock outcropping on the right.\u00a0 Passing through the rocks you will see a shallow cave on the right that can be used as a shelter or camp fire.<\/h4>\nReturn the way you came or you can turn right past the cave shelter and follow a depression which turns into an old forest road that meets back up with the Menomine Trail.<\/h4>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n <\/p>\n
Turn right on the Long Path and ascend the steep hill to the Stockbridge Shelter.\u00a0 The high point is past the shelter.\u00a0 Passing the shelter on the right, the forest opens up with clear forest views right and left.\u00a0 The top is relatively flat and there is several good campsites in the area.\u00a0 The high point is a rock outcropping on the left with a nice view point north.\u00a0 Continue on the Long Path to a steep descent with another rock outcropping on the right.\u00a0 Passing through the rocks you will see a shallow cave on the right that can be used as a shelter or camp fire.<\/h4>\nReturn the way you came or you can turn right past the cave shelter and follow a depression which turns into an old forest road that meets back up with the Menomine Trail.<\/h4>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n <\/p>\n
<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n
<\/p>\n