Voyageur Canoe Outfitter Crew from 2013 included the following awesome individuals. Front left to right- Jake Bendel, Grace Hilbert, Elsa Karczewski, Tessa Johnson, Dana Gilbertson and Elizabeth Miller Back Row left to right- Evan Gates, Matt Ritter, Ron Karczewski, Charlie …
Front row left to right- Meg Biondi, Luke Yaeger, Matt Ritter 2nd year, Paul Swenson, Kira Miller, Hannah Koivu Middle row left to right- Jacob Davies, Elsa Karczewski 5th year, Abigail Dickinson Back row left to right- Tony Krusenbaum, Ron …
This photo is from a while back. It was taken at the end of our first summer at Voyageur Canoe Outfitters in 1993. Travis Lay is on the left with our dog Jasper and Mike Prom is on the right …
We love getting to know our new crew each summer. It’s fun to look back at a group and think about where they are now. It’s nice knowing four of our crew from this summer are living near each other …
Every year we have a great bunch of individuals and 2016 was no different. Front row left to right- Elsa Karczewski 7th year, Matt Ritter 3rd year, Cassidy Bechtold, Rachel Prosek, Sarah Webb 2nd year Back row left to right- …
I’m posting a few photos of the crew from 2018. The good news is I can remember all of them! It’s super easy to remember the folks who have worked at Voyageur Canoe Outfitters for two or three summers but …
This year Mike and I will have owned Voyageur Canoe Outfitters for 25 years. Every summer we’ve had summer crew come to the end of the Gunflint Trail to be a part of our outfitting family. All of the years …
There aren’t too many destinations for snowmobilers that are as unique as the Trestle Inn on Crooked Lake. The number of snowmobiles parked outside on a beautiful Saturday afternoon can attest to it.
These days most power outages on the Gunflint Trail are planned. The electric company knows something needs to be repaired so they pick a time of the day and day of the week where it will cause the least amount …
This is the view of the current 75-foot collapsible tower when fully extended as viewed from Seagull Lake between Seagull Creek and the public swimming beach and picnic area. The proposed tower would be permanent and therefore built beefier than …