For water enthusiasts the Voyageurs National park in Minnesota is an amazing vacation spot! It is easy to experience the national park in a motor boat, kayak, canoe or a house-boat. One of the best pleasures is backpacking across the park. The park has some 50 miles of attractive trails through which you can easily explore the interiors of the Peninsula and the stunning back country. Appears cool, right? Then read on…

The national park has four major lakes (Sand Point Lake, Lake Kabetogama, Lake Namakan and Rainy Lake), along with a number of tiny ponds with lots of interrelated water-ways.  The national park offers 3 boats which can be hired for special events or for parties. With a great deal of water, fishing is evidently one more widely popular recreation activity in the national park. You may be able to get walleye, crappie, northern pike, small mouth bass, if you go fishing in one of the key lakes. The minor lakes which dot the national park are homeland to fish species like, large-mouth bass, lake trout, yellow Perch and bluegill, etc.

The national park also offers interesting camping options; you may spend the night in a tent beneath the stars or camp right away in one of the house-boats. All these sites involve a free overnight permit and can be accessed via boat only. The campgrounds are obtainable in a first come first serve basis and the rule is only different for group campsites.

From December to March the water heaven turns into a play-ground for the winter sports enthusiasts. The frozen lake surfaces and specified trails like the Rudder Bay Trail, Rainy Lake Trail and the Kettle Falls Trail offer excellent snowmobiling options. The park has several picturesque trails for snowshoeing too. Ice fishing, cross country skiing as well as backpacking are other widely popular winter sporting activities. You can easily get more info about it from different vacation blog sites.

No matter the season, you will find interesting lodging around the park. Minnesota tourism guides are a great way to help you choose your desired lodging options and setup your outing to the park.

Park boat excursions and ranger led naturalist programs are offered in the summer months. The Otter boat tour, Evening Campfire, North Canoe Voyage, Voyager tour boat and the Voyager Adventure for kids are a few of the hottest programs.

Thus, enjoy some time off from the coast and experience an unusual yet cool watery vacation.

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