Lake Superior from Historic Naniboujou Lodge: Fur Trade History, Culture, Walks

Known to the Ojibwe as “Big Water,” Lake Superior is the largest lake by surface area in the world, and its history and stories of those who have traveled its waters are just as vast. Sample the region’s colorful history by learning about the fur trade, Native Americans, lighthouse keepers, musicians, rangers and artists. Gain appreciation for the region’s plant and animal life through lectures and walks. Rating: 5 Read participant reviews Photos | Videos | Links For information about this program please call (800) 454-5768, or enter your email address in the field below and we will contact you when new dates become available. Go - Return to previous page - Browse for programs by region - Try an advanced search If you are currently enrolled in this program, you can view the program details by logging in to your account.