I booked a room for 1 night to stay while snowmobiling . This is my second stay here. The owners were very easy to work with and left me a key for late arrival. They have an assortment of motel-type rooms, small cabins and group cabins. It was dead quiet at night, I slept better here than at home. Lodging is well off the road which is not very busy anyway. Very simple but comfortable room, queen bed, chair, microwave, lodge decor, very large bathroom (shower only). Recent construction, clean and neat (no TV in the room, but who goes up north to watch TV?) The outdoor themed bar/restaurant is really nice (yep, TV there). The room rates are quite reasonable. The place has winter recreation trails (X-C skiing) and plenty of skiiers showed up Sunday. Plenty of wide parking for trailers. No direct access to snowmobile trails, but you can ride the ditch or trailer 4 miles to closest trail in Langlade where there are a couple small local pubs. In White Lake, check out the White Lake Cafe for breakfast. In summer this place caters to kayakers. Overall well recommended and I would stay here again.

This is one of the very few places in White Lake that serves dinner. I would highly recommend it. The staff are extremely friendly, the food fresh and good. It was the one place in White Lake that we really enjoyed all the staff and felt welcomed. We would really consider staying here if we return to White Lake. Very clean and on a great spot on the river.

My son and I visited Bear Paw on Labor Day weekend for their Kayak 101 review class. We were impressed by their facilities and hospitality. Everyone was very friendly and we enjoyed our trip down the Wolf River. My son even learned to roll his kayak after only his third time in a whitewater kayak. I would recommend this place for anyone who is interested in paddling.

Bear Paw Inn provides excellent quality whitewater and sea kayaking courses, and many folks return year after year. Staff is knowledgeable, safety is a concern, and there is the opportunity to expand from group classes to individual lessons, and to test out different kayaks.Many courses include set meals from a kitchen directed by an excellent and innovative cook. Lodging ranges from camp sites to "inn rooms", and the atmosphere is cordial and casual.Other activities include fly fishing, snowshoeing, and biking but I am a kayaker and know little about them.Love the place!