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Barney Bear · 04-09-2014, 04:38 PM

In our 46 years on Bear Island, we have hiked the many trails located on both the north and the south portions of the island. Both Islanders and their visitors walk on the trails in front of the cottages. We welcome this activity as it affords us the opportunity to visit with these folks. There are two large residential YMCA camps located on Bear Island [Camp Lawrence and Camp Nokomis]. Many property owners located on our portion of the island are members of the East Bear Island Association. The north end of Bear Island also has a similar group. The primary function of the EBIA is an informal opportunity to review matters of interest to its members as well as holding occasional social gatherings.

04-09-2014, 04:38 PM	#24
Barney Bear Senior Member Join Date: May 2004 Posts: 962 Thanks: 495 Thanked 273 Times in 174 Posts	Bear Island Trails In our 46 years on Bear Island, we have hiked the many trails located on both the north and the south portions of the island. Both Islanders and their visitors walk on the trails in front of the cottages. We welcome this activity as it affords us the opportunity to visit with these folks. There are two large residential YMCA camps located on Bear Island [Camp Lawrence and Camp Nokomis]. Many property owners located on our portion of the island are members of the East Bear Island Association. The north end of Bear Island also has a similar group. The primary function of the EBIA is an informal opportunity to review matters of interest to its members as well as holding occasional social gatherings.