Welcome to Tall Pines vacation home on Little Saint Germain Lake in Wisconsin’s Northwoods. This remarkable home is the perfect destination in any season to make memories with your family and friends! With 6 bedrooms, 2 ½ baths and sleeping accommodations for up to 14 guests, there is plenty of space to relax, unwind and enjoy a peaceful lake vacation. Tall Pines welcomes you into a bright, updated kitchen with all of the amenities of your home kitchen. You’ll find everything you need to cook and serve every meal from the home, a perfect opportunity to gather around the large wooden dining room table. The great room’s windows over look the lakefront and expand the entire length of the room! Cozy up around the wood-burning fireplace in the evenings as you watch TV or share your favorite Northwoods memories from the day! Three bedrooms are located on the main level of the home, with another three bedrooms on the second level. Each bedroom has bright, cheery Northwoods charm and comfortable mattresses for the perfect night away from home. Tall Pines has been immaculately maintained inside and out for an easy, carefree vacation. You’ll find two kayaks and a rowboat available during the spring, summer and fall seasons, and a private dock with space for up to two watercraft. A large firepit in the middle of the yard is the perfect addition to gazing at the stars above after a long day adventuring on the lake. Little St. Germain Lake is known for spring fed water with good clarity, and a healthy population of musky, bass, crappie, bluegill, northern pike, perch, and walleye. The St. Germain area is located half-way between Eagle River and Minocqua and is known for its many summer and winter activities. An immaculate 18 hole golf course is located nearby along with another 9 hole course and a par three course. You can connect to the famous Bo-Boen snowmobile trail right from the property, connecting to over 500+ miles of trails throughout the county! There are also many Northwoods supper clubs, bars and restaurants nearby that have been popular with vacationers for generations.