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OverviewThe 100-mile Great Lakes shoreline of Michigan's Leelanau peninsula is beauty on a grand scale. Leelanau is home to massive dunes, including the bluffs south of Empire, the dunes at Sleeping Bear, Pyramid Point to the north, as well as many smaller dunes and bluffs. Also, there are incredible homes and cottages in the areas outside the National Lakeshore. In other sections there are many miles of unspoiled shoreline with sandy shores, wooded bluffs and impressive hills further inland. Kayaking the inland lakes of Leelanau is a delightful alternative to going out on the bigger waters. There are about 40 named inland lakes in Leelanau County, with public accessibility enough for at least a kayak. In addition, there are three lakes on the two Manitou Islands: Lake Manitou and Tamarack Lake on North Manitou Island and Florence Lake on South Manitou Island. The Leelanau Peninsula has three rivers that are suitable for kayaking -- the Leland River, the Cedar River and the Crystal River. Rivers are a great alternative when conditions are too windy for paddling on more open waters. LEELANAU BY KAYAK includes directions, maps, strategies, history and information on area rentals. The updated Edition of Leelanau By Kayak includes: 16 additional pages 4 additional Leelanau inland lakes 30 new photos additional historical and geographic information about Leelanau Full Product DetailsAuthor: Jon R Constant , Larry BurnsPublisher: Jon Raymond Constant Imprint: Jon Raymond Constant Dimensions: Width: 21.60cm , Height: 1.40cm , Length: 21.60cm Weight: 0.626kg ISBN: 9781943995653ISBN 10: 1943995656 Pages: 160 Publication Date: 19 April 2018 Audience: General/trade , General Format: Hardback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: Available To Order ![]() We have confirmation that this item is in stock with the supplier. It will be ordered in for you and dispatched immediately. Table of ContentsReviewsThe best guidebooks don't just describe destinations, they inspire you to explore them. Leelanau By Kayak is a fine example of that. It provides abundant practical information and maps, as well as interesting sidebars and anecdotes, making it an excellent companion for anyone who wants to get off the beaten path in one of America's great places. --Jerry Dennis, author of The Living Great Lakes, Canoeing Michigan Rivers, and other books As an avid 'explorer' of Leelanau by land, Jon's kayak book has my interest up for many explorations via water ... and as evidenced with his cell phone photos, it's about 'being there'! I love how his approach is so unassuming, not claiming pro status, but rather 'enthusiast status' which is in my opinion the 'heart'iest way to wander. It is also how I approach my photography. --Ken Scott, KenScottPhotography.com """The best guidebooks don't just describe destinations, they inspire you to explore them. Leelanau By Kayak is a fine example of that. It provides abundant practical information and maps, as well as interesting sidebars and anecdotes, making it an excellent companion for anyone who wants to get off the beaten path in one of America's great places."" --Jerry Dennis, author of The Living Great Lakes, Canoeing Michigan Rivers, and other books ""As an avid 'explorer' of Leelanau by land, Jon's kayak book has my interest up for many explorations via water ... and as evidenced with his cell phone photos, it's about 'being there'! I love how his approach is so unassuming, not claiming pro status, but rather 'enthusiast status' which is in my opinion the 'heart'iest way to wander. It is also how I approach my photography."" --Ken Scott, KenScottPhotography.com" Author InformationTab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |