Most of the campgrounds that don’t have shelters have enough space for “we are all adults”.

Lane-moskey-hatchet-n desor-windigo
Would cover most everything and get some awesome trails and sites. IMO Moskey is best and the back half of minong and the Franklin to obijway sections of trails.

Does anyone know the status of canoe rentals from Rock Harbor in 2021?
I vaguely remember some additional restrictions/ no availability for covid last year but have not found the policy for this summer.

I saw that the Queen was nearly full (only one boat with more than 1 opening between 7/4 and 8/12. And then read this note that I had not noticed in the Greenstone's section on 'How to Select a Campsite During COVID-19' ... 4. When options 1-3 are full, camp outside of campground per crosscountry ...

12 is fine if everyone is practicing, but always have a backup plan is weather or wear and tear mess you up. Also don’t forget that little Todd and north desor do not have group sites.

Name: J L A G W Hometown: Bridgman Michigan Arrival Date: Friday July 9, 2021 Departure Date: Thursday July 15, 2021 Coming From/Via: copper harbor/Queen Itinerary : Day 1, 7/09 - Copper Harbor to RH to Lane cove Day 2, 7/10 - daisy Day 3, 7/11 - McCargoe Day 4, 7/12 - Chippewa Harbor Day 5, 7/13 ...

I will check my notes and let you some sites that work.

-mods- I would shade out the cells for sites that don’t exist and shelters.

Base654 wrote: ↑Sun Feb 28, 2021 4:32 am I would do two nights at MB or MC and skip WC. just me.

Agreed

I was just on the Queens website and it was only saying the September 11 through the end of the year. Which aligns more with the RFQ and construction logic.

Interesting. That does not seem like a project you can stop in the middle when June 1 comes

Crazy travel patterns. Makes the island seem so small.

You could go Rh to W that way you arrive on the ranger and fly home. Plane schedule is more fluid. Also there is a taxi the runs from copper harbor to Houghton. So the queen is possible too. We took that taxi once.

Hi All, just wondering if their are any new thoughts on Hammock camping on the island. I read thru the posts all valuable info. I'm planning my first trip for early June 21 and just looking for any updated info. Mark The last couple years one or two of our group have mocked. It takes a little ...

I hiked in wet shoes nearly everyday this summer. All from morning dew. I used a pair of gaiters in high school and bought another pair that I will be taking each trip.

Honestly, any side trip to avoid either of the Chickenbones is worth it. McCargoe or Richie are both great.