Superior Adventures

2026 Superior Adventures!

Meet your Summer Youth Adventures Leader
“Hey there! My name is Nicole Boyd, and I’m excited to be the Summer Youth Adventures Leader for Bayfield County this season working with Superior Adventures. I graduated from Northland College in 2020 with a degree in Outdoor Education, and after spending the last few years working in the mental health field, I’m excited to return to my passion for outdoor learning, exploration, and adventuring with youth!
I’ve lived in the area since 2016 and currently reside in Washburn with my husband, two dogs, and three cats. In my free time you can find me gardening, biking in the barrens, kayaking, reading a good book, and more. I’m looking forward to a fun‑filled, sun‑baked summer full of adventures throughout the beautiful Chequamegon Bay Area. Hope to see you soon!”
Email Nicole to stay in the loop with upcoming opportunities
2026 Superior Adventures Summer Schedule!
Programming is for Bayfield County youth aged 10-15 and is led by trained and certified youth outdoor educators. All abilities and skill levels are welcome. Skill based training and assistance will be provided.
*A signed waiver is required for each child attending.*

Chequamegon Forest Fun
Our trips will include hiking along Lake Superior,
exploring caves made over thousands of years,
getting a birds eye view of the land, and getting
plenty of opportunities to dip our toes in the
water
- July 9th: Lost Creek Falls/ Houghton Falls Hike
- July 10th: Meyer’s Beach Hike

Superior Waterways
Bayfield County is rich in lakes, shoreline, ponds,
streams, rivers, bogs and waterfalls! It is a
tradition older than any of us to navigate these
waterways through canoeing and kayaking. Let’s
learn more about these ancient transportation
ways and connect with our unique landscape by
water.
- July 16th: Canoe Long Lake and/or Fish Creek
- July 17th: Kayak Bark Bay Slough

Island Hoppers
Join us while we cross the lake by ferry and explore
two islands by foot and canoe while learning about
their history and the nature that makes them so
special
- July 22nd: Madeline Island, Big Bay Park
- July 23th: Stockton Island
What We Do
We offer place based hands-on experiences to teach a wide variety of skills including canoeing, kayaking, hiking, biking, rock climbing, & sailing all while exploring unique areas our county has to offer.




We work with area summer school programs and youth groups, and have a variety of summer events that are open to all area youth. If your youth group would like to schedule an adventure with us please contact us!
Available for trips are: 12 passenger van, 2 tandem & 4 solo kayaks, & 6 canoes. We mostly work with smaller groups of 4-16 youth, but can accommodate groups of up to 45.