easy
30 minutes one-way
No physical exertion required; suitable for travelers of all fitness levels.
Travel aboard the Voyageur II ferry from Daisy Farm to Chippewa Harbor for a breathtaking 30-minute passage around Isle Royale National Park’s shoreline. Discover how this essential transportation service connects visitors to the island’s remote trails and wilderness.
One-Way on Voyageur II • 30 Minutes • Inter-Island Trip
Embark on an unforgettable journey aboard the Voyageur II, a 65' aluminum vessel designed for the Great Lakes. Experience the stunning beauty of Isle Royale National Park as you travel its perimeter, with stops at scenic trailheads. Enjoy comfortable seating and breathtaking views on this unique adventure.
Embark on an unforgettable journey aboard the Voyageur II, a 65' aluminum vessel designed for the Great Lakes. Experience the stunning beauty of Isle Royale National Park as you travel its perimeter, with stops at scenic trailheads. Enjoy comfortable seating and breathtaking views on this unique adventure.
All passengers should be on the dock at least 45 minutes before departure to ensure a smooth boarding process.
Ensure you secure your return or alternative transportation before your journey to avoid last-minute hassles.
Weather on Lake Superior can shift quickly—layered clothing and a waterproof jacket keep you comfortable on deck.
Keep binoculars handy to spot moose, wolves, and waterfowl along the island’s shoreline from the ferry decks.
Isle Royale was established as a National Park in 1940 to preserve its unique geology and isolated ecosystems.
Grand Portage Isle Royale Transportation Lines operates with careful environmental oversight to minimize impact on this fragile wilderness.
Protects against wind and rain on the open deck during variable spring weather.
spring specific
Enhance wildlife and shoreline viewing during ferry stops.
summer specific
Provides sun protection while spending time on the sun-exposed decks.
summer specific
Allows adjustment to cooling temperatures as the ferry crosses colder waters.
fall specific