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Welcome to the Jardin Expedition!

Seven days of paddling, camping, and wild beauty - and everything is included.

Rated 4.8 stars

★★★★★

Isle Royale:
Unlike Every Other National Park

Experience Isle Royale’s wild beauty with our all-inclusive canoe/kayak trips!

A group paddling canoes across the calm waters of Lake Superior under a cloudy sky.

A tent pitched on rocky terrain surrounded by dense, green forest near the island’s shoreline.

A ferry boat cutting through deep blue waters with Isle Royale’s forested coast in the background.

Tell Me About

Isle Royale

The United States currently has 63 designated National Parks.

Isle Royale was the 25th national park established in the US.

Key Timeline Details:
Authorized: April 3, 1931
Established: April 1, 1940

While the park was authorized by Congress in 1931, it wasn't officially established until 1940 when the land was fully acquired.
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It was further protected from development as a wilderness area in 1976

The Island was declared a UNESCO International Biosphere Reserve in 1980.

Isle Royale was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 2019 as the Minong Traditional Cultural Property.

The park covers 894 sq mi (2,320 km2), with 209 sq mi (540 km2) of land and 685 sq mi (1,770 km2) of surrounding waters.

Our Expedition

All-inclusive Isle Royale adventures, from door to shore and home again!

Full All-Inclusive Package

Your Expedition includes everything: transportation from your home to the island and back! We bring kayaks or canoes, tents, gear, food, wetsuits, dry bags - and pay all your fees, park permits and ferry crossings- it's ALL INCLUDED!

A group paddling kayaks along a serene Lake Superior shoreline under a clear blue sky.

Guided Trips

Our expert guides have explored Isle Royale over 30 times! Their knowledge of the Five Fingers area comes from real experiences! They know the Isle intimately and are eager to share its wonders with you.

This is a trip of a lifetime. But it's not for everyone. This can be a challenging week exploring one of nature's most beautiful and rugged places on Earth! Are you up to it?