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Birth on the Gunflint Trail

By Sue Prom Posted on May 23, 2021 Posted in Gunflint Trail No Comments Tagged with BWCA, moose gunflint trail, Voyageur Canoe Outfitters

I wonder if that headline got you? No new human babies at Voyageur Canoe Outfitters or anywhere else on the Gunflint Trail that I know of. There is however other births or rebirths happening on the trail and in the …

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Busy in the Boundary Waters

By Sue Prom Posted on May 18, 2021 Posted in BWCA No Comments Tagged with Boundary Waters, Brule Lake, BWCA, entry point

When you see a headline that says, “A Busy Year Ahead in the Boundary Waters,” what does that mean to you? Does it conjure up images of people filled streets during the great get together of the Minnesota State Fair? …

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Mother’s Day and More on the Gunflint Trail

By Sue Prom Posted on May 9, 2021 Posted in BWCA, Gunflint Trail No Comments Tagged with Boundary Waters, BWCA, Gunflint Trail, moose

Here’s hoping your Mother’s Day is a special day. Take a Mom fishing for free is happening this weekend in Minnesota so hopefully some of you took advantage of the opportunity and spent some time on a lake.  The spring …

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Ice off the lakes of the Gunflint Trail

By Sue Prom Posted on April 27, 2021 Posted in Gunflint Trail No Comments Tagged with Boundary Waters, BWCA, Gunflint Trail, Saganaga

The lakes are slowly becoming liquid once again. Matt and Cassidy took a tour of Saganaga over the weekend and there was just one big chunk left on the Canadian side of the lake.  We’re guessing it has broken up …

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Thinking about the Boundary Waters

By Sue Prom Posted on March 10, 2021 Posted in BWCA No Comments Tagged with Boundary Waters, BWCA, canoe trip

The days are getting longer, the temperatures are getting warmer and the strength of the sun’s rays are getting stronger. It is only March yet it feels a bit more like April and that has me dreaming about canoe camping …

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Paddle quietly and carry a Big Six

By Sue Prom Posted on October 15, 2020 Posted in BWCA No Comments Tagged with Big Agnes, Big Six, Boundary Waters, BWCA, canoe camping, Chair One, Helinox

There’s no need to carry a big stick when you’re paddling and portaging in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area but you should probably think about carrying a Big Six Camp Chair made by Big Agnes.  This big and comfortable high …

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Dog Found in the BWCA after 11 days

By Sue Prom Posted on October 5, 2020 Posted in BWCA No Comments Tagged with Boundary Waters, BWCA

A dog went missing on portage in the Boundary Waters on September 17th. Eden is a Tibetian Terrier and only weighs around 25 pounds. When we heard the news about the dog being lost on the portage between Kiskadinna and …

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Campfires allowed in the Boundary Waters

By Sue Prom Posted on July 11, 2020 Posted in BWCA No Comments Tagged with boundary waters canoe area wilderness, BWCA, campfire ban

The campfire ban for the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness has been lifted due to the significant amount of precipitation received recently. That’s great news for people who love to spend time around a campfire.

Boundary Waters bears and campfire ban

By Sue Prom Posted on July 1, 2020 Posted in BWCA No Comments Tagged with black bears, Boundary Waters, BWCA, Fire Ban, Superior National Forest, Voyageur Canoe Outfitters

It’s been a dry summer so far in the Boundary Waters and the Superior National Forest has enacted a fire ban. This means no open campfires are allowed in the BWCA during the 4th of July and after until conditions …

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Boundary Waters claims first life of the season

By Sue Prom Posted on May 23, 2020 Posted in BWCA No Comments Tagged with Billy Cameron, Boundary Waters, BWCA, drowning, hypothermia, tuscarora

It’s always a sobering thought to think about death but especially when it happens in the Boundary Waters. We received news on the 20th of May a canoe had capsized on Tuscarora Lake and one person was missing. The first …

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