Publications from Days Gone By
If you are ever wondering what to do when you are lost in the woods then have no fear. This publication from the USFS in 1946 has some great suggestions.
If you are ever wondering what to do when you are lost in the woods then have no fear. This publication from the USFS in 1946 has some great suggestions.
We hosted photographers from Explore Minnesota Tourism a number of times at Voyageur Canoe Outfitters. We’ve paddled canoes, hiked trails, set up campsites and buzzed around in fishing boats to help assist them with getting quality photos for their publications. …
Yesterday I posted a few pictures of our famous Voyageur dogs, Ambri and Jasper. They were half Husky and half Samoyed and both weighed close to 100 pounds. The brother and sister duo loved to run and if we let …
This isn’t a post about the wild animals around Voyageur Canoe Outfitters but the tame ones we’ve had over the years. Thankfully my niece posted these photos on her Facebook Page a while back because it’s been too long since …
Evan Gates, a 3-year veteran crew member at Voyageur Canoe Outfitters put together this great little video.
Spring has sprung and although our signs of spring are a bit different than elsewhere it’s still officially spring. This vernal equinox means we’ll have almost equal number of hours of daylight and darkness, very close to 12 hours of …
We got a bunch of new snow! It’s a winter wonderland on the Gunflint Trail once again!
This is why I dislike early summer weather in the great white north. As soon as I commit to embracing the unseasonably warm and wonderful temperatures another snowstorm strikes. Just when I had visions of biking the dry dirt roads …
I don’t think I’ll be using a Kevlar canoe to do any of the canoe tricks in this video but I do think I need to try them. If I’m out in the Seagull River flailing around in the water …
With the sun shining brightly and a small hole opening up at the end of our dock on the Seagull River an idea was hatched. The bikinis were already on from sunning on the deck and the thermometer read 65 …