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NWT. National Walleye Tour
AIM. Angler’s Insight Marketing
Chili Bowl, Border View Lodge
Arnesen’s, Summer Tournament
River Bend Resort, Ladies tournament
Zippel Bay Resort, Northern Pike Tournament
AND MORE!
There’s a brand-new way to enjoy the beauty of Lake of the Woods this summer—and it’s perfect for families, friends, and anyone looking to get out on the water. The Lake of the Woods Passenger Service, which usually shuttles people up to the Northwest Angle, is now offering sightseeing boat tours that let you explore this incredible area like never before!
These new tours give guests a chance to experience the lake’s history, scenery, and hidden gems—all from the comfort of a spacious Sportcraft boat. Whether you’re visiting from out of town or already staying in the area, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.
Let’s take a closer look at each of these fun new tours.
If you want a fun-filled day of sightseeing, shopping, and relaxing on the water, this is the tour for you.
⛴️ 9-hour round trip
🛍️ Visit Kenora, Ontario and check out the Matiowski Farmers Market
🍴 Enjoy great food, shopping, and entertainment
This tour runs every Wednesday from June 25 through Labor Day and is a full day of fun! You’ll ride in a 30’ Sportcraft boat that holds up to 6 people. It’s a comfortable and easy way to see Kenora and experience one of the most famous farmers markets in the region.
Prices start at $265 per person for groups of six, and private tours or last-minute deals are sometimes available too—just ask when you book!
This tour takes you up to the northernmost point in the contiguous United States—yes, really!
🧭 Visit the Northwest Angle U.S.A. buoy marker
📷 Stop for photos, snacks, and drinks at Jerry’s Restaurant
🛶 A relaxing 4-hour ride that shows off the northern edge of Lake of the Woods
This is a great tour for visitors who want to say they’ve been to the top of the country. Plus, the ride through the islands is beautiful. The trip is $950 for up to 6 passengers and includes lunch at the stop. Add on more time to explore for just a little extra.
This 4-hour adventure shows off some of the most special parts of Lake of the Woods.
🪨 Visit Red Rock, a 1,000-foot cliff dating back to 1800 B.C.
🏝️ Stop at Garden Island, part of Garden Island State Park
🐾 Enjoy hiking trails, beaches, and a peaceful nature walk
This tour gives you a mix of local history and natural beauty. The 562-acre Garden Island is a peaceful and quiet spot where you can stretch your legs, walk along the beach, or have a picnic. You’ll also learn about the Native American history of the area, with sites and stories that go back hundreds of years.
The trip is $950 for up to 6 people and includes two hours to explore on Garden Island. Want more time? Add an extra hour for just $50 more.
No matter which tour you choose, you’re in for an amazing time. Each boat tour is private, smooth, and guided by friendly captains who know the lake well. These are not your average sightseeing trips—they’re full of local knowledge, fun facts, and jaw-dropping views.
To learn more or to book your trip, visit www.lowpassenger.com, text 218-395-0414, or email gregg@lowpassenger.com.
Whether you’re a local or visiting for the first time, the Lake of the Woods Summer Boat Tours are an unforgettable way to explore one of Minnesota’s most beautiful areas. Bring your camera, your friends, and your sense of adventure—it’s time to hit the water!
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