Sea Kayaking the caves of the Apostle Island cliffs

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2018 took us on a family "Tour de Great Lakes" road trip. Our first stop was Lake Superior at the northern tip of Wisconsin, home to a magnificent bluff at the Apostle Islands. Camping at the tip of the state, we rented out a three hour guided kayak tour to venture the cliffs and caves.

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The morning started out rainy and foggy. Storms rolled in that night and our campground was a flooded puddle by sunrise. Still, we had pre-paid reservations to kayak and the outfitters weren't going to let a little mist and sprinkles stop us.

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The fog lifted rolling back out into the depth of Lake Superior and granted us spectacular views of the cliff walls.

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To my disappointment, rock climbing is not allowed, but sea kayaks offer an excellent way to experience the shoreline.

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As we returned to our launch point, thick black clouds rolled in overhead as the fog returned chasing us back to the beach.

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More on that story to come: trapped in Bayfield, as well as the rest of our Great Lakes tour through Upper Michigan, into Canada, all the way to Niagara Falls, and back around.


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