We are your Grand Marais outdoor adventure store. Whether you are a veteran wilderness enthusiast or brand new to the outdoor life, we are excited to help you out. Take a trip through our store, and you’ll find high-quality gear and clothing, hand-picked by our staff.
Overview
Trip Highlights
- abundance of islands and inlets to explore
- no portages
- perfect for novice kayakers
- includes all necessary food, gear, entry fees and transportation
We are your Grand Marais outdoor adventure store. Whether you are a veteran wilderness enthusiast or brand new to the outdoor life, we are excited to help you out. Take a trip through our store, and you’ll find high-quality gear and clothing, hand-picked by our staff.
Quick Facts
Paddlesport
- Kayaking
Activity
- Sea Kayaking & Touring
Experience/Service
- Paddling Trip
Waterway
- Small Lakes & Ponds
Destination
- North America
Length
- 4 Days
Accomodation
- Wilderness Camping
Guided
- Yes
Outfitted
- Fully
Special Interest
- Photography
- Beginner
Adventure Level
Itinerary
Meeting Place
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Day 1:
ravel from Stone Harbor to the Sag landing (we have coffee and donuts for the drive). Your guide provides a preliminary paddling lesson for anyone who needs it and then you are off! This is a light paddling day, which gives you time to set up camp north of Sag Corridor.
Day 2:
Explore Saganaga by kayak, hopscotching around the islands or exploring Devil Walk Bay or Red Rock Bay. Tonight you are camping in the western part of Saganaga.
Day 3:
We spend the day kayaking the far west end of Saganaga, looping into the lakes that can be reached without portaging or dropping down into Red Rock Bay. Then it’s another night of swimming, dinner and relaxing.
Day 4:
Paddle back to the Sag landing, seeking the islands or bays we missed on Day 2. After we load up the van and trailer, we head back to Grand Marais and arrive at Stone Harbor by 5:00.
Dates & Packages
Saganaga Lake Kayaking Adventure
Kayak and kayak accessories
Paddle
Transportation from our store to the Saganaga Lake landing
All necessary cooking and base-camp equipment (we won’t make you whittle your own fork)
Wetsuit (or bring your own)
Wetsuit shoes (or bring your own)
Sleeping bag (or bring your own)
Thermarest sleeping pad (or bring your own)
Tent (or bring your own)
Dry bags (or bring your own)
