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The largest island in Lake Superior, Isle Royale is actually closer to Canada than it is to the states. Lucky for us the Canadians are laid back enough to let us steal this gem away from them. Accessible only by boat (or a long cold swim) Isle Royale sees only about 15,000 visitors annually and is the 5th least visited National Park (the top 4 are all in Alaska and American Samoa). Random fact: Isle Royale is the only known place where moose and wolves live together without bears. It is probably kind of cold there right now, but it is never too early to start planning a Spring expedition. Just make sure to bone up on your moose dodging skills.
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The largest island in Lake Superior, Isle Royale is actually closer to Canada than it is to the states. Lucky for us the Canadians are laid back enough to let us steal this gem away from them. Accessible only by boat (or a long cold swim) Isle Royale sees only about 15,000 visitors annually and is the 5th least visited National Park (the top 4 are all in Alaska and American Samoa). Random fact: Isle Royale is the only known place where moose and wolves live together without bears. It is probably kind of cold there right now, but it is never too early to start planning a Spring expedition. Just make sure to bone up on your moose dodging skills.
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