Lake Superior Kayaking Trips
The ‘inland sea’ of Lake Superior holds a special allure for area sea-kayakers and campers, and boasts a rich history both geological and human.
Largest of the Great Lakes, Superior is also the wildest, least predictable, coldest—and many paddlers argue—the most beautiful. Over 350 miles long, with over 30,000 square miles of open water and innumerable islands, much of Superior’s 2,700-mile shoreline has been preserved in the form of public lands, making it easy to visit and explore our national heritage.
And to toss a kayak in …
Video: Devils Island Sea Caves
Weathered by time, polished by ice, and sculpted by waves, the Apostle Islands National Lakeshore is considered one…
Kayak-Touring Pukaskwa National Park
Four days spent kayak-touring in Pukaskwa National Park, Ontario, Canada. Departed from Hattie Cove Visitor Center, and paddled…
Huron Island Wilderness
Sea Kayaking to the Huron Island Lighthouse Huron National Wildlife Refuge, L’Anse, Michigan I awake to find myself…
Apostle Island Love Story
Can two young sweethearts, separated by an ocean, find one another on a wilderness shore? “There is a…
Video: Surfing at Mosquito Beach, Pictured Rocks Nat’l Lakeshore
A bit of Lake Superior surf play at Mosquito Beach, Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore
Video: Keweenaw Peninsula
A video tour of Lake Superior’s Keweenaw Peninsula and Manitou Island
Video: Kayaking the Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore
A video tour of Lake Superior’s Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore with a few friends.Also check out the Pictured…
Kayaking Thunder Bay and the Rossport Islands
Kayaking Thunder Bay, Ontario, Sleeping Giant Provincial Park, and the Rossport Islands The bell above the door jingles…
Kayaking the Pictured Rocks
Pictured Rocks National LakeshoreMunising to Grand Island, Michigan Standing at the water’s edge, gazing out onto the broad…