Can you kayak to the Apostle Islands?
Because of Lake Superior’s power and unpredictability, the National Park Service does NOT recommend the use of small open boats, canoes, open cockpit or sit-upon kayaks, and paddleboards for travel between islands or to the sea caves. A sea kayak is the recommended kayak that should be used in the Apostle Islands.
Are cars allowed on Madeline Island?
The Town Park is owned and operated by the Town of La Pointe; the State Park is part of the Wisconsin State Park system and requires a State Park sticker for admittance with a vehicle.
Can you see sea caves on Madeline Island?
While on Madeline Island in June for a family event (my cousins grew up on the island), I discovered that Madeline Island not only has sea caves (like their mainland and Apostle Island siblings), but there was a local livery that provided kayak tours to the caves.
Can you take a car to Madeline Island?
No, public transportation is not available on the Island. It is advisable to bring your car across – especially for access to the parks as they are located 7 miles from the ferry landing.
Can you sleep in your car on the ferry?
Camping on the ferry – Although it is most likely that you will not be allowed to sleep in your car (if you have one) and the deck or lounge option is your only choice, some ferry companies have facilities for camping on the ferries. Get in touch with the ferry company to check if you are lucky to get this option.
How long is the cave point kayak tour?
This two hour tour just scratches the surface of the deep rooted history and beauty of Cave Point. For a more in depth tour check out Cave Point and Whitefish Dunes 1/2 Day Kayak Tour!
What to do on the Apostle Islands in Wisconsin?
Apostle Islands Kayaking The waves of Lake Superior carved sea caves along the coast, which tend to be the main attraction for most Apostle Islands kayaking adventures. A kayak or boat is the best way to explore the nooks and crannies of the colorful sandstone sea caves, sea arches and sandstone cliff.
Where can I go kayaking in Wisconsin?
Located in northern Wisconsin, the Namekagon River is popular with kayakers going on multi day kayaking trips. The river is part of the National Wild and Scenic River System, and paddling the river’s rapids, which rarely reach Class II, is a calming experience.
Why kayak the Apostle Islands?
Kayaking the sea caves of the Apostle Islands is a breathtaking way to connect with nature and with everything that exists, including ourselves. Waves and wind have built gorgeous mosaic sculptures from the fine layers of sandstone, sculpting them into tiny arches and vaulted passageways.