Meyers Beach - Beach in Bayfield - Meyers Rd, USA

This is an excellent place to spend a weekend. Kayaking, picnic, hiking, sea caves, and one of the most well groomed trails I've ever got to partake in. Parking is very very limited so get there early or prepare to park far away. Kayak and boat launch here. Safety first. We not only kayaked but got to hike these trails. Dog friendlyand very people. When you come to this place it's strictly for the nature. Enjoy it and leave nothing but ripples, and footprints.

Absolutely worth exploring!!! We hiked to the "bowl" and back. Trails are well maintained and while we are not experienced hikers, we manged the distance just fine. Mosquitos are horrible everywhere in the area, so make sure to bring bug spray.

Took the sea caves overlook trail with my 2 greyhounds. This is primarily a forest trail until you get close to the sea caves. The trail consists mainly of 2 plank boardwalks and steps. So waterproofed hiking boots are a must as sometimes you have to step off the trail to let people pass. The forest is lush and in mid-June blue bead lillies and bunchberry are in bloom. Bug repellent is definitely required, and the dampness of the forest raises the humidity. The first mile is easy, but then you need to descend into 6 to 7 steep gullies and this raises the ease of the hike to moderate. Muddy creeks generally meet you at the bottom before you climb back out. Here steps are uneven and eroded with exposed tree roots becoming a hazard. If you are unsure of foot you will definitely need walking poles (or consider giving the trail a miss). Note to multi-dog owners, having 2 leashed large dogs increased the difficulty significantly on this section. On the plus side these gullies are not deep (15-25 feet elevation change). The main sea cave is impressive from above, with gapping holes in the roof that allow you to look down into it. There is a nice bench to sit on to contemplate Lake Superior. Starting out before 6 am on a weekday we saw no-one until we were half way back so a good time to go to avoid crowds. The last group I encountered had just seen a black bear on the trail quite close to the car park. Although I personally did not see it as we finished the hike, I thought I better let the ranger know there was a bear close by. When I mentioned the bear was gone when we walked through, he made my day by replying "bummer". His first thought was that we had missed out on the pleasure of seeing a wild bear. Apparently bears are sighted fairly regularly in the vicinity but run when encountering people.

We were very lucky to kayak on Saturday with fog. This made the Sea Caves adventure incredible. Jurassic Park vibes!!! We did tandem kayaking and went through the Caves. The next day we hiked the trail above the Sea Caves in a beautiful sunny day. The water was so blue and we stopped at the view points to take pictures and make really good memories! What a fantastic weekend. Really worth the drive to Bayfield for an extended long weekend.

We went to hike - and we are not super athletic. It’s a US Park service site; parking was $5 per car (fee based on length). Round trip we covered about 5 miles, but it was well worth it. The scenery is beautiful!! Not really suitable for young kids or anyone with unsure footing. There’s a few places where the trail has been washed out, and up and down gullies takes some effort! But the beauty is worth it!

Worth the hike!! The views looking from the top down onto the sea caves was amazing. Saw many kayaks entering the caves. Did this hike in the morning and then did the island sunset cruise. I am a photo person and I felt I had many more great photo ops vs. on the boat. $5 parking fee at the park. Great way to relax at the end of the day.

This is truly a hidden gem located in Bayfield, WI. The trail the sea caves is almost 5 miles in and back. The hike is easy to moderate but well worth it when you get to the caves. The trail is well marked. The first half is lined with a boardwalk however many of the wooden planks are loose so please be careful. The other half of the trail is wooded but Make sure you wear shoes with a good some as there are many exposed trees roots. Not a good trail for folks with knee pain. There are some steep inclines. Once you make it to the caves there are some nice flat areas to have a snack. I never made my way down to the beach which is an additional 4 miles making an total of 10 miles in and out. Overall I highly recommend Chick-fil-A out the caves !

Beautiful waters and soft sand💙 There are restrooms and the lakeshore trail nearby! This beach is dog friendly as well! Area kayak tours take off from this beach to get to the Apostle Island Seacaves.