moderate
6–8 hours
Participants should be in good physical condition comfortable with being on a boat for extended periods and handling outdoor elements.
Discover the untouched beauty of Stannard Rock with Kimar's Charters, where deep Lake Superior waters, historic lighthouse sights, and exciting fishing opportunities await.
Stannard Rock is one of the most remote and thrilling outdoor experiences you can have in Michigan. Located in Lake Superior near Au Train, this private charter adventure with Kimar's Charters takes you far off the beaten path, offering a rare encounter with one of the Great Lakes’ most famous shipwreck sites and the iconic Stannard Rock Lighthouse. The trip is ideal for fishing enthusiasts, history buffs, and anyone who enjoys the peaceful solitude of open water adventure. The journey to Stannard Rock Lighthouse itself is an experience, crossing some of the most pristine and deep waters of Lake Superior. Along the way, you might witness diverse bird species, glimpse lake trout, and enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of the lake’s vastness. Kimar's Charters provides expert guidance, comfortable boats, and a commitment to safety which makes this expedition accessible yet adventurous. Whether you’re casting lines for trophy fish or simply soaking in the wild beauty, Stannard Rock is a unique destination that offers an unforgettable day on the water. For visitors staying in the Upper Peninsula, this trip is a highlight of any outdoor itinerary.
Lake Superior conditions can change rapidly; staying warm and dry is essential.
The boat ride can be rough at times; come prepared if you’re prone to seasickness.
The full-day trip out to Stannard Rock means no access to food or drinks once on the water.
They reduce glare on the water, improving visibility, especially for fishing.
Stannard Rock Lighthouse was completed in 1883 to warn ships of dangerous reefs in one of the deepest parts of Lake Superior.
Efforts to protect Lake Superior’s ecosystem focus on minimizing pollution and preserving fish habitats around remote areas like Stannard Rock.
Keeps you dry and warm against lake spray and spring chills.
spring specific
Helps to reduce glare for better visibility on the water.
summer specific
Protects against cooling winds during autumn trips.
fall specific
Useful if you are prone to seasickness on open water.