Wisconsin’s Lake Superior Water Trail is a network of launch areas, points of interest, picnic areas, and campsites spread across 153 miles of mainland coastline and Madeline Island. It includes 12 segments, each with its own distinct character, challenges, and rewards. Heading east out of Cornucopia, the coastline changes from sandy beach to steep banks, then to bedrock outcrops. You will pass Mawikwe Bay and Meyers Beach and enter the boundary of the Apostle Islands National Lakeshore. Continuing east, spectacular sea caves and sculpted sandstone formations stretch along the shoreline for about two miles. This is a very popular spot among sea kayakers but is hazardous in high winds. East of the caves is another beautiful sand beach extending up the western shore of Sand Point. You will then round Sand Point, pass a beautiful isolated beach area, and end at the Little Sand Bay marina.