LAKE SUPERIOR-- Lake Superior Provincial Park is a rugged shoreline at the east end of Lake Superior. Paddlers will find sweeping beaches, towering cliffs, eroded dykes, granite islands, thrusting headlands, rolling swells, crashing waves and long lingering sunsets. Faults wrenched apart by ancient earthquakes shaped this magnificent scenery that inspired the Group of Seven. If you’re comfortable in your kayak and even look forward to waves you are ready for the eastern shore of this great freshwater sea.

From Old Woman Bay we’ll follow the wild shore with a week’s worth of food and supplies in our kayaks. Much of the route is open to the prevailing west winds. Sometimes we are faced with open crossings, shores with no landings and exposed headlands. We may only find comfortable paddling conditions on two out of three days. We can enjoy the off days hiking, beach combing, fishing, and lolling by the campfire.

At night we’ll pitch our tents in protected coves and watch the sunset offshore to the west. Along the way we’ll find small waterfalls tumbling into the lake, search for sunken ships, discover ancient native sites, explore the coves and out-islands and gaze at the Pictographs.
This trip is a great sea kayak getaway for the intermediate or experienced paddler.

Guided Lake Superior Provincial Park Kayaking Trip | Lake Superior Kayaking Guide