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Wake up early and take a day trip to the nearby town of Ely. Visit the International Wolf Center and learn about wolves and their habitat. You can also stop by the North American Bear Center and see live bears up close.

After a morning of education, take a break and have lunch at Insula Restaurant. With a farm-to-table menu, you can enjoy a delicious meal made with fresh local ingredients. After lunch, head back to the Boundary Waters and spend the afternoon fishing for trout and walleye.

End the day with a relaxing canoe ride at sunset. Take in the beauty of the colors reflecting off the water and enjoy the peacefulness of the wilderness.

Today, embark on a longer canoe trip to explore more of the area. Paddle through the Kawishiwi River and stop for a picnic lunch at one of the many campsites along the way.

Continue your canoe trip and explore the many lakes and rivers that make up the Boundary Waters. For a unique experience, take a detour down the Basswood River and see the pictographs, ancient rock paintings made by Native Americans.

As the sun sets, set up camp at one of the campsites and enjoy a dinner cooked over the fire. Listen to the sounds of the wilderness and stargaze before heading to bed.

Spend the morning hiking the Angleworm Trail. The trail is a bit more challenging than the previous one but offers stunning views of the surrounding wilderness.

After a morning of hiking, cool off with a swim in the refreshing waters of Angleworm Lake. Take a picnic lunch and relax on the shore before heading back to your campsite.

Spend the evening around the campfire, reminiscing about the adventures of the trip. Cook dinner over the fire and enjoy a peaceful night in the wilderness.

On your final day, take a leisurely paddle through the calm waters of Nina Moose Lake. Take in the final views of the wilderness before heading back to the outfitter to return your canoe.

After returning the canoe, stop by the Sawmill Saloon for a late lunch. The restaurant serves classic American fare and has a cozy atmosphere.

If time allows, take a final hike on the Secret/Blackstone Trail. The trail is relatively short but offers beautiful views of the surrounding forests. End the day by watching the sunset over the wilderness before heading back home.