Rossport to Hattie Cove:

10 Day Sea Kayak Expedition – Self Catered

Discover the rugged landscapes that inspired the Group of Seven on a self-supported sea kayak expedition along Lake Superior’s iconic north shore.

Join this intermediate program designed to teach you everything you need to know about planning an expedition along Lake Superior’s north shore from Rossport to Hattie Cove (just south of Marathon) over 10 days. Along the way you will enjoy empty beaches, the rugged Canadian shield, endless Boreal forest and wildlife.

Paddlers signing up for this program should have experience paddling in a variety of conditions and be physically able to up paddle 20-35km each day. This expedition is self-supported, so you will be expected to show up with your own sea kayaking, camping kit, food and means to prepare it. This trip is led by highly qualified and knowledgeable guides and aimed for people who have sea kayak camping experience and Paddle Canada Level 2 sea kayaking skills or equivalent experience particularly with paddling in 15-20kt winds and are confident with their self rescues.

Rate Per Person
$1800+hst
Trip Length
10 days
Max Group
8

Trip Dates: June 23rd to July 2nd 2026

Please email info@suchaniceday.com to inquire and we can send you our pre-trip information package and put you on the waiting list.

Description

Join our seasoned guides on an unforgettable expedition kayak training adventure along Lake Superior’s stunning north shore. Starting in Rossport, we’ll paddle east to Hattie Cove, covering approximately 220 kilometres of breathtaking landscapes and rich history.

Weather permitting, we’ll make the 10-kilometre crossing to the remote Slate Islands for two nights and circumnavigate the iconic Pic Island, immortalized in the works of the Group of Seven, particularly Lawren Harris.

This self-supported journey will immerse you in the region’s natural beauty and history. Explore historic lighthouses, abandoned logging camps, trappers’ cabins, ghost towns like Jackfish, and even a former WWII prisoner-of-war camp. Along the way, we’ll visit ancient Pukaskwa Pits—mysterious, rock-lined formations that date back hundreds or thousands of years.

Discover the inspiration behind some of Canada’s most famous art and experience the adventure of a lifetime.

What’s Included:

  • Evening planning meetings (dates TBD) starting in March 2026.
  • Two qualified and experienced guides.
  • Vehicle/bus shuttle service.
  • Expedition first aid kit & repair kit.
  • Emergency communication (VHF Radio & Inreach).
  • Group sanitization and toilet kit.

What You Will Learn:

  • Master trip planning with ease: navigation, weather essentials, and streamlined packing.
  • Sharpen your expedition skills: meal planning, paddling techniques, and rescue strategies.
  • Foster leadership, teamwork, and self-confidence both on the water and at camp.

 

Please email info@suchaniceday.com to inquire and we can send you our pre-trip information package.