Getting to your campsite here is half the fun! All Frontcountry and Backcountry campsites within Voyageurs National Park are water-based, require a permit, and can only be accessed by boat. At the end of this video you can see the campsite at Round Bear Island (k29), which is only a 0.9 mile paddle from the Ash River Visitor Center. Learn more about camping in Voyageurs National Park: https://www.nps.gov/voya/planyourvisit/tent-camping.htm | Voyageurs National Park

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Experience the breathtaking beauty of Voyageurs National Park! Celebrating its 50th anniversary, this water-based National Park has 218,000 acres for you to explore. Get a glimpse of the adventures that await in this #OnlyinMN gem. DID YOU KNOW? 🌊: Voyageurs is home to five major lakes and 26 interior lakes, with 84,000 acres of water—nearly 40% of the park! 🌠: It's an International Dark Sky Park and offers amazing views of the stars and the Northern Lights. ⛺: There are plenty of places to st

More footage from this fall of the Shoepack Lake Pack, the most remote wolf pack in Voyageurs National Park! Volume up if you want to hear the wolves talking to each other! We put a little scent down in November 2019 when we set up the camera and the wolves loved it when they eventually found it in December 2019. Also, check out how big wolf V074 (a wolf from the Shoepack Lake Pack) looks in this video. He joins the scent-rolling party a little bit after the other wolves. And lastly, don't forge

Grab a cup of coffee and enjoy the wildlife of the remote Kabetogama Peninsula deep in the center of Voyageurs National Park. All footage is from mid-September 2021 to early December 2021. This particular camera was intentionally set-up near the border of the Nashata Pack territory and the Shoepack Lake Pack territory in hopes of getting footage of both packs. And it worked! The larger pack in the video (i.e., the pack of 9 wolves) is the Shoepack Lake Pack and the smaller pack of 4-5 is the Nas

We checked cameras yesterday and got this gem of the Cranberry Bay Pack traveling together this fall at freeze-up in a remote wild part of Voyageurs National Park. Rarely do we get the entire pack in a one frame! The Cranberry Bay Pack was only 4 wolves strong last winter and then they had 4 pups this past spring. It appears that at least 3 pups survived into the fall and possibly 4. Three of wolves in the video definitely look like pups and maybe a 4th but hard to say. Two of the wolves in the

Voyageurs Wolf Project camera shows MN wildlife

‘Gem footage' captures wildlife on trail cam in Voyageurs National Park