![]() Piragis Northwoods Outfitters Boundary Waters Canoe Trips 105 North Central Avenue Ely, Minnesota 55731 info@piragis.com 1-800-223-6565 Why we do what we do: |
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Please Note: Final payment for our guided group trips is due 30 days before the trip begins. Our trained staff at Piragis Northwoods Company includes some of the most knowledgeable and trail savvy women in the outfitting business. The wilderness skills that our guides have acquired over the years are vital to making any adventure in the woods a success and before this trip is over you’ll be able to feel at home in the wild! Working together, our group will encounter every activity in the Boundary Waters with a cohesiveness that can only happen when everyone participates. After our first night in Ely, we’ll rise early and shuttle our canoes and gear to a nearby wilderness entry point. Giving ourselves the opportunity to get a true taste of the wilderness may include sitings of waterfalls, pictographs and perhaps even floating bogs. Our route will take us up close to the flora and fauna that make the Boundary Waters Canoe Area such an interesting place to travel. Keeping with our theme, we’ll be adapting new wilderness skills every step of the way, while still having time for fun and relaxation along the way. Our days will present opportunities for hiking, fishing if you like, and relaxation. The trip will be split with some travel days and base-camping. With each bend in the river and each new lake we encounter, the natural habitat varies and so will our experiences. Whether you want to brush up on your wilderness skills, experience the beauty of the woods and make new friends, or discover the outdoors with a group of women who enjoy canoe camping, this trip is a must! Your trip begins and ends with nights spent in Ely where we encourage you to experience the fine dining of our favorite restaurant, the Chocolate Moose! Clothing Two pair of pants (nylon or quick dry) Two shirts (nylon/ fleece/ poly) Three pair of underwear Shorts and T-shirt Multiple pair of appropriate socks Good rain gear (essential for a good time) Swimsuit Footgear Wet boots (sandals (Keens)/ swampers/ chota quetico trekker) Dry boots (tennis shoes/ camp shoes) Headwear Hat with a wide brim or visor for sun protection Bandanna Headlamp w/ batteries Headnet for bugs Accessories/ Personal Gear Sunscreen and lipbalm Toiletries (personal items, ect.) Toothbrush and toothpaste Insect repellent Sunglasses and lanyard Camera and film Reading material and playing cards Equipment: Flashlight w/ extra batteries Map and compass Pocket knife and /or multitool Lighter Fishing rods, tackle, fillet knife Additional Spring & Fall Gear: * Gloves (fleece and/ or neoprene) * Medium/ Heavy Weight Long Underwear * Warmer Jacket, Fleece & Hat * Rubber Boots/ Chota Boots Items included with complete outfitting trips:
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