Door Bluff Shipwreck 1 2 Day Kayak Tour in Ellison Bay Wisconsin United States

This kayak tour travels along the shores of Door Bluff County Park.
Off the beaten path, a story tellers tour.
Rates

Person -- $145
Duration

4 hours total (~2-2.5 hours on water, .5 hike .5 picnic) .5 hour setup instruction/checkout (group size dependent)
About
It is one of our most picturesque, enjoyable tours with plenty of variety.

- Schooner Fleetwing Shipwreck
- Washington Island Views
- View of Gills Rock Fishing village
- Hike the highest bluff in Door County
- See Native American Pictographs
What to Expect

No experience is necessary and Red Cross-trained instruction is provided. We meet at the Garrett Bay Boat Launch in Ellison Bay. After an introductory lesson and a launch we go visit the Schooner Fleetwing shipwreck.

From there we head over to the cliffs along Door Bluff County Park and search for the Native American Pictographs. After hearing a narrative from the guide about the drawings, we head for a view of the highest bluff in Door County from the water. Then we pull the kayaks up on shore and hike up to that viewpoint. The guide sets up a small charcuterie picnic to enjoy at the top of the bluff and we taste some local small batch items; Door County Goat Chevre, dried Door County Cherries, some pickled items and some crackers.

Take some photos, keep your eyes peeled for morels or chanterelles, then head back down to the kayaks to head back to the launch spot. An amazing tour with plenty of variety.

Book early in your vacation to allow for inclement weather or If tour is cancelled due to weather, we can reschedule to our e-bike & hike adventure the same day.

Signup early, this one fills up quickly.
Guides and customers often comment how they like it better than cave point.

Booking Notes

**Please meet 15-20 minutes prior to the start of your tour at:**

*You will see the parking lot on the right and the boat ramp on the left.*
Please Do Not park on the street.
There are only port-a-potties here, so come as prepared as possible.

##What to Bring

**Summer Attire**

- Hat
- Swimsuit
- Change of clothes
- Towel
- Flip flops(can be tough to hike with! or chacos, or shoes you don't mind getting wet and a smile.
- Sunglasses
- Sunscreen


- Waterproof cases for your camera or phone and water are all available for purchase.

**Spring/Fall Attire:**

- Try to stay away from cotton-based materials. Synthetic/wool-based material are preferred.
- Hat
- Swimsuit base layer
- Lightly layered synthetic clothing
- Yoga/biker pants
- Windbreaker/fleece change of clothes
- Towel
- Flip flops(can be tough hiking in) or shoes you don't mind getting wet and a smile.
- Paddling gloves
- Sunglasses
- Sunscreen
- Waterproof cases for your camera or phone as well as water bottles are all available for purchase.
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##Additional Information

- If you enjoy your guide, please reward their hard work with a tip.