This is a beautiful spot on the Apostle Islands National Lakeshore of Lake Superior. The geology is awe-inspiring as huge red sandstone cliffs and sea caves show evidence of centuries of wave action and freezing and thawing. You will have the opportunity to paddle under arches, vaulted chambers, and into deep recesses. A full day is recommended to explore and fully experience the complex caves. Leaving from Meyers Road, a 3-mile paddle along the caves and cliffs to Driftwood Beach is a wonderful place to get out of your boat and enjoy lunch or a good leg-stretch. Views across the lake include Sand and Eagle Island, a rookery for cormorant and herring gulls.