Third & Fourth Generation
BWCA Adventure Guides

Come explore and fish the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness and Quetico Park this summer, and glimpse what North America was like long ago. This vast wilderness is part evergreen forest, granite rock, and a whole lot of water. In the early days this region was a trading route to the North American West. Our immigrant family began fishing, hunting, trapping, and living off the area's bounty in the 1920s. Many of us never left. As for me, I returned.

The Quetico and Superior Forest is truly unique. The United States Forest Service manages the area south of the international boundary and the Ontario Park Service manages the wilderness north of the border. Travel and camping permits are required in the BWCA, which limits the number of users and protects the fishery from being over-fished.