š Geological wonder carved by centuries of wind, water, and ice in Lake Superior.
š Known for stunning sea caves and winter ice formations across 22 islands.
š Explore unique lake caves by boat or kayak
āļø Witness spectacular ice caves in winter
šø Great photo opportunities of natural formations
š¶ Easy access to ice caves via 2-mile trek from beach (when safe)
ā ļø Dangerous waters and unstable ice conditions possible
š« Some caves too dangerous to enter by boat
š Check NPS ice line (715-779-3398 ext 3) for winter conditions.
š¶ Kayakers should not visit alone and wear PFDs.
š Wear sturdy boots and warm clothing in winter.
š Summer (late May-mid Oct) for boat tours/kayaking; Winter (when lake freezes) for ice caves.
Meyers Road for mainland caves launch.
Little Sand Bay for Sand Island caves launch.
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