Gunflint Trail Canoe Race Success
Our Voyageur Crew had a fantastic time at the Gunflint Trail canoe races on July 16th. The races are put on by the cabin owners to benefit the Gunflint Trail Volunteer Fire Department and they do a super job at …
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High Winds and Injuries in the BWCA
Monday night another storm passed through the Boundary Waters. We experienced winds on the Gunflint Trail in the low 30’s and almost a half of an inch of rain. Luckily we didn’t hear of any injuries reported on our end …
Get Lost! Or Not
It won’t be long before two-leggeds start entering the forest in search of blue gems known as blueberries on the Gunflint Trail. Some times these two legged creatures get so caught up in the berry patches they forget to look …
The Best Canoe and Kayak Magazine Cover Ever
What makes this month’s Canoe and Kayak Magazine’s cover so amazing? It features a Boundary Waters lake on it and not just any lake in the Boundary Waters. It’s a photo of our very own Saganaga Lake taken by one …
Soggy Saturday in the Boundary Waters
We had a beautiful 4th of July on the Gunflint Trail with plenty of sunshine throughout the day. Today started out nice but things deteriorated quickly. It’s been raining off and on all day long and we’ve received almost an …
Lupine Lovers Outraged
Sometimes I say things in my blog that I don’t actually expect people to do. I want to apologize to the family who allowed their daughter to eat lupine seeds and ended up in the hospital. I had know idea …
First of July Feels Like Fall
If I had awakened from a coma today and someone asked me to guess what day it was I would have never guessed it was the first of July. The sun was hidden behind the clouds for the majority of …
Composting on the Gunflint Trail
I wish I could say I have a composting bin on the Gunflint Trail but I don’t. I have been given many excuses for not having one… “Bears will get into it and make a mess.”(they already get into our …
Take Time to Stop to Smell, Pick and Eat the Lupines
Almost everyone thinks the big patches of spiky flowers in the ditches along Highway 61 and now the Gunflint Trail are pretty. They come in pink, purple and white and cover large areas of land and are called lupines. Those …
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Visit Chik-Wauk Museum and Nature Center
Chik-Wauk Museum and Nature Center is just two miles from Voyageur Canoe Outfitters at the end of the Gunflint Trail. Many of our guests take advantage of the close proximity of Chik-Wauk and spend time in the museum and hiking …