Brule River Canoe Rental

Canoe & Kayak the famous Bois Brule – Celebrating 50 + Years of Outfitting Service since 1962 The world famous Brule River flows 50 miles north into Lake Superior, providing consistent spring fed water through the “Brule River State Forest”. Float among Wisconsin’s unblemished water and experience the finest canoeing or kayaking of its kind in America. See the crystal clear water bubble over sand and rock formations and swirl into transparent pools. Or feel the exhilaration while being hit with a splash of water as you kayak the more aggressive lower Brule’s 80+ rapids. Our novice trips are a breeze and the Brule is a haven for anglers after the wily trout.

Here in Brule we have all the resources necessary to make your canoeing or kayaking experience an exciting and entertaining adventure. Only the finest names in white water equipment are used and our convenient shuttle service eliminates any transportation concerns. There are 21 trips to choose from, skill levels from beginners to advanced.

We now also rent canoes for the Boundary Waters and Sea Kayaks for larger open waters.

 
Phone Number  (715) 372-4983

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