$107 – $152 • All ages • 2 Days
A brisk two-day paddle from the Brule River Office onto Lake Superior, the B6: Winneboujou trip pairs easy logistics and shuttle service with dramatic shoreline and agate-strewn beaches. Perfect for paddlers who want big-water exposure without a weeklong expedition.
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Difficulty
moderate
Duration
2 days
Fitness Level
Moderate fitness: able to paddle several hours a day, manage brief wind exposure, and carry basic overnight gear if needed.
Wildlife
History
The Brule River and Lake Superior shoreline lie within the traditional territory of Anishinaabe peoples; local place names and stories reflect that cultural connection.
Conservation
Practice Leave No Trace on beaches and shorelines, pack out all trash, and avoid disturbing nesting birds to minimize visitor impact.
$107 – $152 • All ages • 2 Days
Check wind forecasts
Lake Superior winds can build quickly; pick the calmest morning for crossings and have an alternate plan.
Wear a PFD at all times
Even on calm water, a properly fitted personal flotation device is mandatory and saves lives.
Bring a small rock bag
Post-storm cobble bars often reveal Lake Superior agates—pack a lightweight bag or jar for finds.
Plan for shuttle timing
Meet at the Brule River Office on time; shuttle service is included but depends on group scheduling.
Personal Flotation Device (PFD)
Mandatory for safety on open water and required by the operator.
Waterproof phone case or VHF
Necessary for emergency communication and navigation.
Layered synthetic clothing
Superior’s coastal winds and spray demand quick-drying, warm layers.
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Sturdy water shoes
Helpful for beach exits, rocky landings, and agate hunting.
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