Three Day Canoe Rental Adventure in Eagle River, WI
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
3 days
Fitness Level
Participants should have decent stamina to paddle for several hours and manage light portaging over the course of the trip.
Overview
Rent a canoe for three days with Wildwood Outdoor Adventures in Eagle River, Wisconsin, and explore scenic lakes and rivers at your own pace. Includes paddles and safety gear for a relaxed yet exciting paddling experience.
Details
Experience the ultimate three-day canoe rental with Wildwood Outdoor Adventures in Eagle River, Wisconsin. Whether you choose the family-friendly standard canoe or the lightweight model ideal for portaging, you’re set for an unforgettable journey across some of the region's most scenic rivers and lakes. This adventure offers total freedom to paddle at your own pace, explore pristine waterways, and enjoy the tranquil wilderness around you. Paddles and flotation devices are included, ensuring both comfort and safety as you navigate peaceful waters or gentle currents. Eagle River’s vast network of lakes and connecting rivers makes it perfect for beginners and seasoned paddlers alike who want a blend of relaxation and light adventure. Spend your days gliding through clear water, watching local wildlife, and camping lakeside under vast Wisconsin skies. Plus, with Wildwood Outdoor Adventures’ expert gear and support, you’re in great hands throughout your canoe trip. Whether it’s a family outing or a small group getaway, this rental provides the perfect gateway to outdoor fun and nature immersion in one of Wisconsin’s top destinations.
Adventure Tips
Check Water Levels Before You Go
Water levels on Eagle River’s lakes and connecting channels can vary; confirm conditions to avoid shallow areas that might hinder paddling.
Wear Layers for Changing Weather
Bring moisture-wicking and insulating layers since temperatures can vary greatly from morning to afternoon, especially near the water.
Use Biodegradable Sunscreen
Protect yourself while keeping the lakes pristine by using environmentally friendly sunscreen to reduce chemical impact.
Paddle with a Buddy
Even though you have freedom, paddling with companions increases safety and makes for a more enjoyable trip.
Local Insights
Hidden Gems
- The quiet Channel connecting Big Lake and Deer Lake offers peaceful paddling away from crowds.
- Visit the historic logging campsites along the Eagle River for a glimpse into local heritage.
Wildlife
- Bald eagles often soar overhead near open water areas.
- Beavers are active along the shoreline, creating dams and lodges.
History
Eagle River has a rich background in logging and fur trading, with many waterways historically used for transporting goods.
Conservation
Efforts by local organizations focus on preserving water quality and protecting native fisheries in the Eagle River chain.
Frequently Asked Questions
Photography Tips
Best Times
Best Viewpoints
- Shoreline at Big Lake's east bay
- The channel between Echo Lake and Deer Lake
- Historic logging camp sites accessible by canoe
What to Photograph
Recommended Gear
Quick-dry Clothing
Keeps you comfortable and dries fast if you get splashed or paddle in warm weather.
summer specific
Waterproof Dry Bags
Protect your gear and clothes from getting wet while on the water.
Personal Flotation Device (PFD)
Safety is a top priority—wear your PFD at all times during paddling.
Layered Clothing
Allows you to adjust to temperature variations on and off the water.
spring specific