MERCER - THE HEART OF THE NORTHWOODS 

​Retreat  |  Relax  |  Rejuvenate

Bear Bottom Hideaway  |  828 W. Fisher Lake Rd., Mercer, Wisconsin |  bearbottomhideaway@gmail.com  |  708-906-2264

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WHAT MAKES MERCER UNIQUE?

• 456 miles of groomed snowmobile trails
  
• Loon Day Art and Craft Fair First Wednesday of August
  
• County Fair Last Weekend in August
  
• 15 waterfalls​
  
• Nine-hole Golf Course
• Miniature Golf Course
  

Bear Bottom Hideaway is located 15 minutes north of Mercer, Wisconsin, the "loon capital of the world." Mercer is a quaint town offering a number of restaurants, a full service supermarket with fresh cut meats, a service station and convenience store and laundromat. A number of sports bars and supper clubs are located in and around Mercer, just check out the Mercer website for more information.

There are two bars (one serving food) on the lake within easy boat travel or just a short walk down the road. Fisher Lake Inn and Island View Lodge are family friendly and great places to grab a drink and a bite to eat. If you are interested in renting a boat, contact Island View Lodge (just down the road from Bear Bottom Hideaway) or SS Sport Store located in town.

For even more shopping, dining and entertainment options, Minocqua is a 45-minute drive south, and Hurley is a 30-minute drive north, in addition to several other towns in the area.

• 377,900 acres of forest land
  
• Sand beaches, cool forests, sun-filled days and brisk nights
  
• Boating, swimming, hiking, cycling, water skiing, nature study, hunting, ice fishing, archery, golfing, and loon watching
• Approximately 200 miles of ATV trails
  

• More than 200 lakes in a 20 mile radius
• More than 125,000 acres of clean waters teeming with game fish
  
• Nearly 300 miles of trout streams
  
• Includes world famous Turtle-Flambeau Flowage, home of bass, trout, walleye, northern, crappies, perch, scrappy bluegills and explosive muskie​
• Canoe/kayak trails with State mapped routes including Turtle River Chain​