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Wisconsin's Great Island Escape! Largest of the Apostle Islands. Lake Superior. Wisconsin. Madeline Island 2o19 Visitor Guide 715.747.28o1 | madelineisland.com N Devils North Twin Island Island South Madeline Island Chamber of Commerce Rocky Cat Outer Bear Twin Island Island MADELINE Island Island Island www.madelineisland.com 715-747-28o1 YorkIsland | IronwoodIsland Sand Island Otter Island ISLAND Raspberry Manitou Island come over. Eagle Island Island is Oak Stockton Island Island N Shore Rd Gull 90 miles Island 13 K Hermit N from Duluth Island Michigan 13 Red Cliff Basswood Island 220 miles from13 Cornucopia Island MinneapolisHerbster C Bayfield Kron-Dahlin Ln H Madeline WISCONSIN Island 320 miles 13 from Madison La Pointe Amnicon Point 450 miles Long Island Lake Superior School House Road C Scale: from Chicago Chequamegon Chippewa Trail Washburn Chequamegon Point 0 1 2 3 4 5 Bay Anderson Lane 13 Umbrage Road Some visitors have come since childhood2 Odanahand others G Ashland have just discovered the turn-of-the-century2 charm Blacktop Big Bay Rd (County H) Bike Lane on Shoulder of Bayfield on the mainland and La Pointe Blvd Benjamin’s Gravel Road on Madeline Island. One of 22 Apostle North Shore Rd Hiking Trail Islands, Madeline’s population ranges Big Bay Town Park from 220 in the winter to 2,500 In 1659, the explorers and fur traders in the summer. Ferries cross from Big Bay Groseilliers and Radisson came to Chequamegon spring breakup until late winter with Bay and for 150 years, it was an outpost for passengers on foot or with French, British and American fur traders. cars or bikes. Big After the Sault St. Marie locks were built Big Bay State Park Bay in 1855, the area became home to many Point Big Bay Rd (County H) Black Shanty Rd new settlers. Like people before them, Airport Hagen Rd they traveled by water. Passenger and freight ferries criss-crossed the Bay. As railways and Middle Rd (County H) Chebomnicon Bay Ferry roads improved, ferries – except those linking Bayfield and La Pointe – faded into history. Today, ferries run from March or Marina Bicycles, mopeds, April until freeze-up. Golf and canoes can be rented on the island. South Shore Rd When ice forms, some students Capser Rd Old Fort Rd cross by windsled to attend school in Bayfield until the ice road Grant’s Point is passable by automobiles. Madeline Island Museum chronicles Native American life, the fur trade and arrival of missionaries, 19th century fishing, logging, brownstone mining and maritime lore. A lively film gives voice to the past and a shop offers books, crafts, jewelry and gift items rooted in island history. The museum is opposite the Ferry Landing. Madeleine Cadotte, island namesake, was daughter of Chief White Crane and married French fur trader Michael Cadotte. The Dogs in cars or on a leash are welcome aboard the Ferry. island has been home to the Ojibwe for hundreds of years. Beautiful, Tranquil, Protected Memberships Available! Full Service Marina ・ Area’s Largest Ship Store Premium Gas, Diesel, Pumpout ・ Marine Repair & Restoration Transient & Seasonal Dockage ・ Walk to Shops & Restaurants Automobile Gas Pump ・ Open Year Round Visit Once... Hooked For Life! 633 Fort Road, La Pointe, WI www.miyc.net 715-747-2655 [email protected] Adventure Vacations Beach Shop on Madeline Island www.Adv-Vac.com 715-747-2100 Downtown La Pointe – 6 – – 7 – ATTRACTIONS 43 MADELINE ISLAND CHAMBER MUSIC 715-747-6045 June/July, 612-871-7781 Aug/May Ticket information: 715-747-2561 www.micm.org Chamber music programs for talented musicians. Chamber Music for Winds program 6/9-6/15; Chamber Music for Strings program 6/16-7/21; Concerts by students and world-class ensembles at the Clubhouse 6/16-7/7. Clubhouse available for wedding/party rental in Aug/Sept. Center and student lodges to rent to qualified nonprofit groups. 13 MADELINE ISLAND HERITAGE CENTER 715-747-2801 www.mihpa.org Features three 100-year-old buildings, outdoor murals and Veterans’ Honor Garden offer a glimpse of Island life from another time. Open mid June–Labor Day. Located 1/2 block from Ferry. Complex restored and operated by Madeline Island Historical Preservation Association, PO Box 250, La Pointe, WI. Admission is free. Donations gratefully accepted. Lakeview Laundromat 12 MADELINE ISLAND MUSEUM 715-747-2415 www.madelineislandmuseum.org Encounter our island culture! Updated washers & dryers Make cultural connections from the Ojibwe to European fur traders and Self-service & coin operated discover island life through exhibits and special events that explore the communities that made the island home. Open May 25–October 19. Bill changer available See ad pg 15. Clean & convenient 46 MADELINE ISLAND SCHOOL OF THE ARTS 715-747-2054 www.madelineschool.com The school is one of the leading art & craft schools in the country. Offering five day workshops in writing, painting, quilting, photography and fiber arts, taught June–October by 794 Middle Road #101, La Pointe, WI internationally known instructors. The school is known for its welcoming hospitality, delicious meals and luxurious on-campus accommodations. 763.242.0406 See ad pg 17. – 8 – – 9 – Attractions continued. Water Adventures continued. 35 WOODS HALL GALLERY & STUDIOS 715-747-3943 1 BOG LAKE OUTFITTERS, LLC 715-747-2685 www.woodshall.com Woods Hall has been an Island landmark for www.boglakeoutfitters.com Email: [email protected] 60 years! Our non-profit gallery represents over 70 island artists and Canoe rental for use in Big Bay Town Park lagoon – a special, unique features weaving, pottery, jewelry, painting, greeting cards, books by and relaxing way to experience the quiet beauty of Madeline Island. A local authors, artisan crafted scarves and much more! Your one stop paddling experience that is a must. $10/Hr, $35/half day, $50/day, $150/ shop for all things ‘Made on Madeline’. Our onsite studios serve as a week. Use honor system or call to make arrangements. See ad pg 16. year-round creative space for artists. Much of their work sold here, is made here! See our website for special events, artist demonstrations, HOLY SPIRIT BAY - MADELINE ISLAND KAYAK CO. and to learn how to become part of this truly special island art 715-383-5196 www.kayakholyspiritbay.com Guided kayak tours cooperative. See ad pg 16. depart from Town Park daily. Reservations required. Explore lagoon, caves, cliff jump, snorkel included. BIG TOP CHAUTAUQUA 715-373-5552 888-BIG-TENT HOOK & FIN CHARTER COMPANY 715-209-0230 www.bigtop.org Washburn Office: 101 W Bayfield St, Washburn WI. www.hookandfincharterco.com Tent Venue: 32525 Ski Hill Rd, Bayfield WI See ad pg 32. LEGENDARY WATERS RESORT & CASINO 800-226-8478 www.legendarywaters.com 37600 Onigamiing Drive, Red Cliff Escape Ordinary, Experience Legendary! Located 3 miles north of Bayfield on Hwy 13. Gaming, hotel, events, restaurant, snack bar, gift shop, lounge, 2 campgrounds, marina, boat launch, sandy beach, ample parking, ATMs. Panoramic views of Lake Superior and the Apostle Islands. Frog Bay Tribal National Park and popular sea/ice caves nearby. See ad pg 33. 19 MADELINE ISLAND FERRY LINE 715-747-2051 www.madferry.com Walk, bicycle or drive aboard one of our ferry boats and capture the romance of the Islands. Spectacular views abound on this 20 minute voyage. Trips run every 1/2 hour during the summer months. downtown, Madeline Island & downtown, Bayfield 42 MADELINE ISLAND YACHT CLUB 715-747-2655 www.miyc.net Memberships available! Full-service marina. Year-round shop. Mercruiser/Raymarine dealer. NO ETHANOL, 91 octane (boats) and 87 octane (cars), diesel. Transient dockage. Free WiFi, fishing tackle, © Apostle Islands Kayaks clothing, gifts, ice. See ad pg 7. WATER ADVENTURES 37 ANIMAASHI SAILING CO. 715-779-5468 APOSTLE ISLANDS KAYAKS 715-747-3636 www.animaashi.com Bayfield www.apostleislandskayaks.com Kayak the Big Bay Water Trail from the Town Park to the State Park cliffs and caves, down the Lagoon, APOSTLE ISLAND CRUISES 715-779-3925 lunch on the beach, swimming, cliff jumping. Single, double and triple www.apostleisland.com Bayfield See ad pg 6. kayaks. Children free or half price. Phone or book online. Joni’s Beach, downtown La Pointe. Our 15th year! See ad pg 6. LIVING ADVENTURE INC. 715-779-9503 24 ADVENTURE VACATIONS BOAT & KAYAK TOURS www.livingadventure.com Bayfield 715-747-2100 www.adv-vac.com Tour the Apostle Islands by LOST CREEK ADVENTURES - SEA KAYAKING OUTFITTER powerboat, kayak the sea caves, view shipwrecks and tour historic 715-953-2223 www.lostcreekadventures.org Cornucopia lighthouses. Boat charters leave twice daily, water taxi and custom trips are also available. Guided kayak tours bring you paddling to the Madeline Island cliffs and sea caves, beginners welcome. Stop by our store to join a tour or make a reservation online at www.adv-vac.com. See ad pg 7. – 10 – – 11 – CAMPGROUNDS & PARKS 47 BIG BAY STATE PARK 715-747-6425 Camping reservations: 888-947-2757 www.wiparks.net PROVISIONS Located seven miles from the Ferry Landing. Family campground, potable water, bathroom facilities including showers. Tent and electric 29 MISSION HILL COFFEE & GIFTS 715-747-3100 sites. Picnic, fish, swim, hike, enjoy the sand beach. 1 BIG BAY TOWN PARK 26 LORI’'S STORE715-747-5200 [email protected] The 715-747-3031 Island’s only year-round grocery/convenience store. Located one block For reservations: www.bigbaytownpark.com Located 7 miles from east of Main Street on Middle Road, across from the ballfield. We offer ferry dock. Family campground, potable water, bathroom facilities general grocery items, sandwiches, ice cream, frozen foods/meats, including fee showers. Tent and electric sites. Picnic shelter available lottery, ATM, ice, beer, wine & liquor. Visit us on Facebook at Lori’s Store for rental with proper application & fees.
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