Paddle the Lake Michigan shoreline to see Cave Point caves and cliffs
2 hours
Guided kayak tour, Life jackets
Kayak along the Lake Michigan shoreline to explore the rock and cave formations at Cave Point. This 2-hour guided paddle focuses on limestone cliffs, underwater caves, and tunnels only accessible from the water.
Minimum age is 5; children must paddle with an adult. Maximum weight is 300 lbs (large single configuration). A waiver is required for all participants; a legal guardian must sign for anyone under 18.
Cancel up to 48 hours before your tour for a full refund. If Lakeshore Adventures cancels (wind, waves and weather), you may reschedule or request a full refund. Tours require a minimum of 4 participants; if not met, you can make it a private tour, reschedule, or get a full refund.
Product ID: XETPHJ
Wear clothing and footwear that can get wet. If you have a bee allergy, alert staff and bring your EpiPen.
You may still paddle in light rain, so dress for the weather. Your tour location may change based on wind and wave conditions.
You can’t participate if you’re under the influence of alcohol, illegal drugs, or impairing prescription drugs. Existing heart, leg, arm, and/or back problems that limit physical ability prohibit participation. If you’re pregnant, you need clearance from your doctor.
All kayak tours check in at the Lakeshore Adventure Main Office (8113 Hwy 57 Baileys Harbor, WI 54202) **15-min. prior to your scheduled tour.**
North Country Rivers has built a loyal following for good reason. Guides like Chris, Ben, Vito, Codi, Jason, and Allison come up repeatedly in reviews, and the praise is consistent across the board. First-timers especially appreciate how patient and reassuring the staff are from the moment you arrive, right down to spending nearly 40 minutes helping a group get properly fitted in wetsuits before hitting the water. The experience goes beyond just the rafting itself. There's a food buffet after trips, cabin accommodations for overnight stays, and a game room that younger guests love. Some groups have been returning annually for nearly a decade, which says a lot. The Kennebec and Dead River routes both get strong marks, and the Ultimate Turbine Trip with the high-volume release seems to be a crowd favorite for those chasing bigger thrills. If you're on the fence, the sheer number of multigenerational groups, scout troops, and first-timers who walk away raving should give you confidence. This is a well-run operation where safety is clearly prioritized without taking the fun out of the adventure.
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