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This remote northern outpost offers fishing adventures on Lake of the Woods where walleye and northern pike await. Explore the Northwest Angle, America's northernmost point, with its unique border crossing and peaceful wilderness trails.
Frequently Asked Questions
What's it like to stay at an apartment in Angle Inlet?
There might not be many choices centrally in Angle Inlet, but Expedia can help you search for accommodations in the area similar to apartments. When you search for a place to stay on Expedia, you can filter by amenities you might find in an apartment like a kitchen. You can also search for similar properties such as vacation homes, condos, or cabins.
How do you know if an apartment is a good option for your stay?
Offering a kitchen for convenient meals, an apartment often has more space than a traditional hotel room. Apartments are a good option for solo travelers who want to live like locals, and also for families wanting the conveniences of home.
What's a favorite apartment for a stay in Angle Inlet?
Here's a popular apartment in the area to consider: Charming studio, lower lever of the Northstar Getaway in peaceful Warroad: Located in Warroad, 34 mi/54.7 km from the heart of Angle Inlet. Includes free WiFi and Smart TVs. Access to a game room is available on site.
What can I expect from the weather during my trip to Angle Inlet?
Weather is only one factor, but it can really affect your travel plans, especially if you're planning an extended stay in Angle Inlet. The hottest months are usually July and August with an average temp of 63°F, while the coldest months are January and February with an average of 13°F. The snowiest months in Angle Inlet are April, March, January, and November, with each month seeing an average of 13 inches of snowfall.
What should I see and do in Angle Inlet?
Take time out to visit local sights such as Lake of the Woods, Zippel Bay State Park, and Garden Island State Recreation Area. In the larger area, you’ll find Birch Point Provincial Park and Moose Lake Provincial Park.