Lac Du Flambeau Event Tickets

The beautiful little town situated in the Vilas County is none other than Lac du Flambeau. Featuring more than 100 lakes within the township boundaries (including the famous 10-lake Fence Lake Chain), it is a great tourist destination, whose lakeside resorts have become very popular with visitors from Midwest cities, and especially from Chicago and Milwaukee. The town is most frequently visited by famous and large families, such as the Mars Candy Company and the Hershey Chocolate Company families. Lac du Flambeau is not only a beautiful place to visit or to live in, but in fact, it is a great place to work in too! If you still haven't witnessed the magnificence of this city, then book the Lac du Flambeau Tickets for you and your family right away, and come, have a glimpse of Mother Nature's most excellent creation here!

Located in the southwest corner of Vilas County, on a small part of the southeast corner of Iron County, in Wisconsin, United States of America is the City of Lac du Flambeau. The meaning of the name Lac du Flambeau is the ?lake of the torches', or a place where they sear fish by torchlight. It is a French name, which came from the French who arrived here and saw the Ojibwe Indians spearing fish by torchlight in the night time. The area is usually referred to as a checkerboard reservation i.e. there is taxable fee land regulated by the Town, scattered with tribal land, regulated by the Tribe. Thus, the Lac du Flambeau Band of Lake Superior Chippewa is a sovereign nation, which means that it has the right to make decisions and act accordingly, to exercise self-determination. In the case of the Indian Nations, sovereignty involves the dual aspects of identity as nations and jurisdictional authority over tribal lands.

The current population of Lac du Flambeau town is approximately 3,004, whereas, a total area of 330.8 sq. km. is covered by the town. However, 259.8 sq. km. of this area is land and 71.0 sq. km. of it is water, which makes 21.45%. Since 1745, the Lac du Flambeau Chippewa Reservation has been a permanent settlement of the Lake Superior Chippewa Indians. At that time, the legendary Chief Keeshkemun (Sharpened Stone) led his group towards this area for fish, wild rice, and game. The Lac du Flambeau Reservation established with the treaty of 30th September, 1854, which was prepared and completed at LaPointe on Madeline Island between the U.S. Government and the Chippewa Indians of Lake Superior. Development steadily took place in the area, and it eventually grew into a great tourist destination, as the town's major industry is tourism and the population more than doubles during the summer months.

The area of Lac du Flambeau is benefited with a lot of Mother Nature's gifts. There are over 100 lakes, including the renowned 10-lake Fence Lake Chain, and magnificent forests of maple, oak, white birch, aspen, fir and pine trees in the area. All provide awesome recreational opportunities, while giving the people a chance to stay close to the nature. Activities such as fishing, hunting, boating, hiking, biking, photography, snowmobiling, cross-country skiing, wildlife and bird-watching can be easily practiced here. Nevertheless, the town also features its most visited and most appreciated and liked resort, called the Torches Resort Casino, which has also become one of the major attractions of the City of Lac du Flambeau. If you want to explore the area all for yourself, then you better book your Lac du Flambeau Tickets today, and get to this most beautiful town as soon as possible!