How to Contact or Book with Voyageur Canoe Outfitters

Voyageur Canoe Outfitters can be reached by phone at 218-388-2224 or by email at [email protected]. The outfitter is located at 189 Sag Lake Trail, Grand Marais, MN 55604, at the end of the Gunflint Trail on Saganaga Lake. To book a canoe trip, outfitting package, or resort stay, use the Book Now or Reserve Now buttons on voyageuroutfitters.com, or contact the team directly with questions before reserving.

Contact Details

The website lists all seven social channels under its "Follow Us" section, so you can also send questions or follow trip updates through those platforms. For anything involving dates, gear lists, or trip logistics, phone or email is the more direct route.

Booking a Trip or Stay

The site's primary call to action is Book Now / Reserve Now. Voyageur handles three main types of reservations:

• BWCA canoe trips — wilderness canoe camping in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness
• Quetico Provincial Park trips — paddling across the border into Ontario
• Resort stays — cabins at the end of the Gunflint Trail

Many groups combine these: spend a night in the private bunkhouses before a tow on Saganaga Lake or a paddle from the dock into Seagull Lake. If you want that arrangement, mention it when you book rather than reserving a cabin and a canoe trip separately.

What to Ask Before You Reserve

Voyageur's location is at BWCAW entry point #55 (Saganaga Lake and the Seagull River), which shapes what a trip from their dock looks like. Useful questions to raise when you call or email:

• Outfitting level — the site offers complete packages (everything provided) and partial outfitting (rent just a pack, paddle, or canoe). Tell them how much gear you're bringing so they can quote the right option.
• Entry point and permits — confirm how your intended route lines up with entry point #55 and whether you need a tow on Saganaga Lake.
• Lodging timing — if you want a bunkhouse night before your paddle-out or a cabin after, ask whether those need separate reservations.
• Trip planning help — the site lists free resources including a guide, fishing booklet, map, and field guide, and invites questions about wilderness vacations. Use these before finalizing a route.

If You Just Have Questions

The contact page includes a "Send Your Queries" form alongside the phone number and email. For quick questions about availability, gear, or routes, the form or email works; for anything time-sensitive or complex, calling 218-388-2224 gets you a direct answer.