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During these three seasons, however, the best view of the caves is from the water . . . which is one of the prime reasons Bayfield is a popular kayaking center. But winter makes the caves accessible to anyone willing to walk a little over a mile on the frozen beach and lake ice. It is fantastic, a really neat experience.  The Bayfield Sea Caves become Lake Superior Ice Caves
< < < Jo inspects the south end of a deep crevace we have previously viewed from up above via the Sea Cave hiking trail.
< < < In places the ice was crystal clear. Jo was afraid to walk on it even though it was quite thick. |
< < < Another picturesque view of the bluffs that contain the caves.
< < < A beautiful day out on the lake. If it were summer, a lawn chair, umbrella, and a nearby beer and brat stand would nicely compliment the ambience!
Being able to get up close to the ice caves, you can see many interesting formations > > >
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Fall Color Tour Map
