This sea kayak tour spanning Lake Superior
Provincial Park is the last leg of the Pan-Superior,
500 km expedition (minimal outfitting), and is
designed for the experienced sea kayaker with a taste
for adventure.

Most of this sea kayak adventure takes place along
the rugged coastal waters of Lake Superior Provincial
Park, spanning over 100 km of undeveloped coastline
of crystal clear water, bordered by striking pink
granite or dark volcanic rock. We travel through time
passing by the eroded roots of the oldest mountains
on earth. Moose and caribou occasionally emerge from
the dense northern forest to wander the beaches and
coves.

We provide return transportation from
Voyageurs' Lodge (60 km north of Sault St. Marie,
Ontario), park fees, safety equipment and training,
group outfitting, and the best and the most experienced
guides on the lake. A Sault Ste. Marie airport pick-up
and return is $50 extra /person.

You provide: your own fully equipped sea
kayak, camping equipment, and meals. Of course we will
rent at a reduced daily rate (e.g., $20/ fully equipped
kayak, $5 for tent and sleeping pad). Food packages are
also available.

Itinerary

• Day 1: At Voyageurs' Lodge we review safety
  procedures, practice on-water rescues, then load
  the van for a scenic one hour drive to our put-in
  at Coldwater Creek on Agawa Bay. Then paddle north
  to Baldhead River to view the falls and go for a
  swim in the deep pools. We continue to Beaty Cove
  to set up camp.



• Day 2: Beaty Cove to Warp Bay. We have lunch at
  Rhyolite Cove, formed from a unique red volcanic
  rock, then continue past the spectacular cliff face
  on Devil's Warehouse Island to our camp at Warp
  Bay



• Day 3: Paddle south from the mouth of
  Michipicoten R. or Smokey Point to Brule Harbour.
  This isolated section contains a steep coastline
  and picturesque coves.



• Day 4: Warp Bay to Redrock Rive. We paddle
  through the lava flows of Gargantua, past Devil's
  Chair, to the large expansive beach at the Redrock
  River.



• Day 5: Redrock River Cove to Brule Harbour. We
  paddle past Old Woman Bay, one of the most
  spectacular cliffs on Lake Superior. We continue on
  past Grindstone Point, and Cap Chailon, and camp at
  Smokey Point.



• Day 6: Brule Harbour to Smokey Point.



• Day 7: Smokey Point to Michipicoten River Cove
  to Coldwater Creek. We should be back at Coldwater
  creek by 1:00 p.m. You will be shuttled from there
  to Voyageurs Lodge by 5:00 p.m., to end our guided
  sea kayak adventure trip in northern Ontario.