EAU CLAIRE, Wis. — Eddies and riffles dot the Chippewa River, which flows some 200 miles to its juncture with the Mississippi. It begins about 40 miles or so below Lake Superior with two forks, one starting in a swamp and the other a lake. The river courses through the state with rapids, falls, pools and the mostly placid section dividing Eau Claire, where the Mile 0 marker puts you on the lovely Chippewa River Trail that is ideal for running, biking, walking and enjoying the outdoors.
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