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Chequamegon Adventure Company

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View Website Favorite (2) 8576 US Highway 51 N - Minocqua, WI 54548
Information: 715-356-1618
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Canoe & kayak rentals throughout northern Wisconsin, with shuttle. Certified private and group paddling lessons. At our location or throughout Wisconsin, including the Apostle Islands. All your bicycle needs. Rentals, repair, sales & smiles. Adventure tours available from 1 day tours to extended tours. Rentals available: Stand Up PaddleBoards, Native Pedal Kayaks, Mtn Bikes, Road Bikes, Cruisers, XC Ski, Nordic, Waxless Ski packages, Skate Ski, Snowshoes, Snow Kites, Fat Bikes.

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    • On Water
  • Canoe
    • Yes
  • Kayak
    • Yes
  • Rental
    • Yes
  • Canoeing, Kayaking and SUP Services Available
    • Rentals

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