D) Sec.3: Langlade (Hwy 64) to Crab N Jack's Landing (3.9 or 10.3 miles)

Most of the river bank on this section (until the end of the run) is under state ownership, giving the feeling of paddling in a wilderness setting. The full run beginning at Langlade (a 10.3 mile stretch with several Class II+/III rapids and some long flatwater stretches) is historically referred to as _Section III_. However paddlers often prefer an abbreviated section (called _'Short III'_) by putting in at the DNR landing off of County Highway M. This put-in is below Twenty-Day Rapid and above Boy Scout, yielding a 3.9 mile trip which catches the three main drops. Either option finishes immediately around the bend after Gilmore's Mistake. Be aware that immediately downstream of this take-out lies the county line! Proceeding downstream is trespassing into the Menominee Nation, which can be done only after paying a 'trespass fee' to get a wrist-band to boat the next stretches of the Wolf. This access point is privately owned by Crab n Jack's. Don't drive your vehicle down to the take-out point!  Park vehicles in the 'boater's parking' area they have graciously provided. Carry your boat from the landing to your vehicle. If you have a dog with you, don't let it run around unleashed. And spend a few dollars at the bar and restaurant to thank the owners for providing this important access!