What is there to do on the island?
Isle Royale is the only National Park in Michigan and only one of two island National Parks. It is designated a wilderness park and as such, 99% of the island must be maintained as wilderness. One-percent of the park is developed: Rock Harbor, at the northeast end, which features a lodge, duplex cottages, gift shop, restaurant and grill, a small store, Visitors Center, and other amenities; Windigo, which is at the other end of the island features a snack bar and Visitors Center. There are over 165 miles of foot trails and numerous of inland lakes and fjord-like harbors perfect for boating, canoeing, and kayaking. The island is also an educational experience for young and old. At some campsites, the rangers provide a nightly lecture about Isle Royale and the very delicate balance of nature it hosts. One of the most researched wildlife balances in history is that between the wolves and moose populations on the island.
Traditionally Bowen Island has been known for it’s relaxed atmosphere. There is an abundance of walking and hiking trails through beautiful Crippen Park. Bowen Island Sea Kayaking located at our marina offers rentals, lessons and tours. Swimming beaches, tennis courts, a newly developed golf course for those looking for some outdoor activities are situated around the Island.The scuba diver will find the areas around Bowen Island interesting. Look for the mermaid.
Well, there’s sightseeing, shopping, sunning, hiking, snorkeling, swimming, tennis, golf, and exploring beaches and restaurants. You can visit the concierge and information desk on the property and have them assist you with arranging: helicopter rides, boat tours, luaus, golf, surfing, surf lessons, kayaking, scuba diving, horseback riding, canoeing, and all sorts of equipment rentals. They can also provide island information and help steer you to fun things to do.
