Isle Royale 2020

Hike the backcountry of one of the least visited National Parks and take a sea plane to and from the island across the largest freshwater lake in the world.

Isle Royale National Park consists of Isle Royale, a fifty mile long and nine mile wide island in Lake Superior, and about 45 smaller islands around (and within) it. Remote and undeveloped, the shores can be visited by watercraft, but the only way to see the interior is to walk across it. Because the island has only one large predator population (wolves) and one large prey population (moose), it has become the subject of a long term ecological study on predator/prey relationships and is an ideal place to observe these two iconic species.

Getting There From Minneapolis/St. Paul, take I-35 to Duluth and Scenic Hwy 61 along the north Shore of Lake Superior to Grand Portage on the Canadian Border. From Grand…