Experience the breathtaking beauty of Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore from a unique vantage point with Pictured Rocks Kayaking. As the only outfitter offering off-shore launches, you’ll enjoy a comfortable boat ride to the most iconic sections of the park before embarking on a guided paddle close enough to touch the towering, multicolored sandstone cliffs. Their […]
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The Au Train River offers 10 miles of excellent canoeing or kayaking through the Hiawatha National Forest. If you are going to fish, you will need a Michigan fishing license. Enjoy this quiet relaxing trip for the entire family without rapids or portages along the river. The following outfitters offer canoe and kayak rentals for
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Pictured Rocks Enormous sandstone cliffs, majestic beaches with pink sand, deep forests, sand dunes, and waterfalls make up the 42-mile-long national lakeshore of Pictured Rocks. In the summer, guided kayak tours are offered every day. Lake Superior can be as dangerous as it is beautiful. There is no shoreline along the rocks and some kayakers
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Kayaking the Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore isn’t just a bucket list item; it’s the way to experience the magic of the Upper Peninsula. With towering sandstone cliffs, hidden sea caves, and stretches of pristine beach, this stretch of Lake Superior is a kayaker’s dream. Whether you’re a seasoned paddler or a first timer, there’s no
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