베이필드 카운티 주변 최고의 가족 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

The Meyers Beach Caves, part of Apostle Islands National Lakeshore on Lake Superior, are among Wisconsin’s most spectacular natural attractions. In summer, paddlers launch kayaks from Meyers Beach to explore the towering sandstone cliffs, arches, and tunnels about a mile offshore. Those who prefer land can hike the Lakeshore Trail, reaching the first cliff-top overlooks of the caves in 2 to 2.5 miles. In winter, when conditions allow, the formations transform into dazzling ice caves filled with frozen waterfalls and icicles. Parking, toilets, and trail access are available at Meyers Beach, with a small fee required. A year-round treasure.

Meyers Beach, about 17 miles west of Bayfield, Wisconsin, is a scenic entry to Lake Superior and the Apostle Islands mainland sea caves. The sandy beach offers swimming, picnicking, and a trailhead for the Lakeshore Trail, a 4.5-mile round trip hike to sea cave overlooks. In summer, visitors launch kayaks directly from the beach to explore dramatic arches and caverns—guided tours are available. Winter sometimes allows access to the famed ice caves when conditions are safe. Facilities include parking, toilets, and picnic areas. A small parking fee applies; arrive early during busy months. A natural highlight year-round.

Rock Lake is a beautiful reflective forested destination with a number of different access points from the trail. This is a great place to picnic or just enjoy the natural scenery.

The wooded lakes west of here — Frel's Lake, Birch Lake, and Hildebrand Lake — are highlights of the trail system. To the southeast the trail climbs through scenic forest, and to the north you pass by Emerson Lake and Rock Lake.

The trailhead has a $5 daily use fee. The trails from here are numerous and interweaving, so it is best to bring a GPD if you plan to follow a specific route. The trails are beautiful winding singletrack that pass by a number of wooded lakes. The trails are used by mountain bikers as well as hikers so keep both ears open.

On a good day you can see all the way to Lake Superior from the summit. This is a fantastic hike in the autumn when the leaves are changing. The trail is more of a traditional hiking path with rocks and roots than the first gravel segment towards Morgan Falls.

Here you can splash around in the shallow water or climb up the rocks by the falls. The trail is shaded and easy to get to. This is the perfect hike for small children.

The trail to Morgan Falls is well-maintained and sports scenic wooden bridges over Morgan Creek. There may be a parking fee. Be sure to bring bug spray for the mosquitos off of Beaver Pond!