Full Day Tours

The view from atop Palisade Head with its beautiful shoreline features is quite breathtaking; the view from Lake Superior as seen from a kayak can be equally dramatic. Palisade Head rises more than two hundred feet above the lake and is home to the peregrine falcon. Paddle through beautiful sea caves, over gigantic boulders with a view relatively few have seen.

full day tours
Full Day Tours
full day tours

General Information

  • Time: 9am-3pm
  • Cost – $140/person (10 max)people – Transportation and bag lunch included.
  • Our guide can also meet your group at Black Beach in Silver Bay. We will provide instructions for this option.

    Directions to Black Beach in Silver Bay
    – From the south take a Right on Mensing Dr (Near the AmericInn)
    – From the North take a Left on Mensing Dr (There will be a sign on Hwy 61 for Black Beach as well)
    – Then take a Right on West Lake View Dr. At the T intersection take a Right.
    – Take your first left at the sign for Beach Parking, park here in the upper parking lot. Take the foot path by the bathroom to the beach, at the beach take a right and head towards the lower handicapped parking lot, look for the kayaks/van.

  • Advance reservations required, credit card will hold your spot. Please provide height and weight information when you call.
  • A 4-person minimum is required for tour to go; 2-person groups can be combined to meet the minimum requirement.
  • Minimum age is 14 years.
  • Participants should be in good physical condition.
  • Advance reservations required, credit card will hold your spot.
  • Gratuities are always welcome.

Note: Due to wetsuit sizing and watercraft weight/cockpit size limitations, 270lbs is the max participant weight allowed.

What to Bring

  • Wear your Swimsuit and bring a Towel – We wear wetsuits on our Lake Superior Tours (which we provide as required safety equipment) swimsuits or a light pair of shorts work well to wear under them..
  • Shoes that can get wet and strap onto your feet – Your feet will get wet stepping in and out of the water to get in and out of the kayak.
  • Set of warm clothes – Weather can change quickly, be prepared for cool weather with a warm insulating top and jacket.
  • Water and snacks – Bring 2 bottles of water/person and snacks.  Lunch which will include a sandwich and a bag of chips is provided.
  • Camera and/or binoculars – We have dry bags for these items so they are safe to bring.
  • Sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat – These items are a must have while on the water, even if it is cloudy.

We will take you to a BWCA wilderness entry point where you will experience what it is like to portage from one lake to another and get a taste of what wilderness canoe travel is all about.

This is one of our better moose sighting areas in the BWCAW.

General Information

  • Time: 9am-3pm
  • Cost – $140/person (8 max) people –Transportation and bag lunch included.
  • A 4-person minimum is required for tour to go; 2-person groups can be combined to meet the minimum requirement.
  • Minimum age is 10 years.
  • Participants should be in good physical condition.
  • Advance reservations required, credit card will hold your spot.
  • Gratuities are always welcome.

Note: Due to  watercraft capacity limitations, 270lbs is the max participant weight allowed.

What to Bring

  • Swimsuit and Towel (optional)- Swimming is an option of the tour, come prepared if you want to take a dip.
  • Closed toed shoes that can get wet – Your feet will get wet stepping in and out of the water to get in and out of the canoe and portages are rocky.
  • Set of warm clothes – Weather can change quickly, be prepared for cool weather with a warm insulating top and jacket.
  • Water and snacks – Bring 2 bottles of water/person and snacks.  Lunch which will include a sandwich and a bag of chips is provided.
  • Camera and/or binoculars – We have dry bags for these items so they are safe to bring.
  • Sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat – These items are a must have while on the water, even if it is cloudy.

Brule Lake is one of the largest entirely non-motorized lakes in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness. With it’s seemingly endless number of islands, bays and peninsulas, you’ll want to have a camera handy to capture the serene beauty of this dramatic landscape.

Full Day Tours
Full Day Tours
kayak rentals

General Information

  • Time: 9am-3pm
  • Cost – $140/person (8 max) people –Transportation and bag lunch  included.
  • A 4-person minimum is required for tour to go; 2-person groups can be combined to meet the minimum requirement.
  • Minimum age is 10 years.
  • Participants should be in good physical condition.
  • Advance reservations required, credit card will hold your spot.
  • Gratuities are always welcome.

Note: Due to watercraft weight/cockpit size limitations, 250lbs is the max participant weight allowed.

What to Bring

  • Swimsuit and Towel (optional)- Swimming is an option of the tour, come prepared if you want to take a dip.
  • Shoes that can get wet – Your feet will get wet stepping in and out of the water to get in and out of the kayak.
  • Set of warm clothes – Weather can change quickly, be prepared for cool weather with a warm insulating top and jacket.
  • Water and snacks – Bring 2 bottles of water/person and snacks.  Lunch which will include a sandwich and a bag of chips is provided.
  • Camera and/or binoculars – We have dry bags for these items so they are safe to bring.
  • Sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat – These items are a must have while on the water, even if it is cloudy.