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Where in the park is Neil? The week 12 answer is…
Fishermen began to use the camp on this island in the early 1900s, occupying a log cabin built by Swedish loggers.
Project update: construction begins for accessible amphitheater on Stockton Island
Sparks are flying in Madison Wisconsin, where crews are now building the framework for the new, universally accessible amphitheater to be installed on Stockton Island.
Where in the park is Neil? The week 11 answer is…
This island is located at the mouth of Chequamegon Bay. It’s home to tiny rare birds.
First look inside Little Sand Bay Visitor Center
Not yet open to the public, we’ve got a sneak peek!
Friends announces Meyers Beach accessibility project
The project will enable people with mobility issues to access the gateway to the mainland sea caves.
Where in the park is Neil? The week 10 answer is…
This island’s mineral resources have been used from Bayfield to Milwaukee and Chicago.
Little Sand Bay kayak launch site offers increased assessability
Launching your kayak at Little Sand Bay just got easier, thanks to a new mat.
Summer solstice 2020 in the Apostle Islands
We celebrate the summer solstice – the longest day of the 50th year of the Apostle Islands National Lakeshore.
Where in the park is Neil? The week 9 answer is…
In honor of Father’s Day, Neil and his son are visiting the largest island in the national lakeshore
Apostle Islands National Lakeshore reopens storm-damaged docks
The National Park Service (NPS) is pleased to announce that the Michigan and Manitou Islands docks have been repaired and reopened.