Boundary Waters Quetico Forum :: Trip Planning Forum :: North Shore Sites
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Gadfly |
jwartman59: "It’s all great, winter is best. A few of my favorites; On a miserable days like today these photos give me the chills (the good kind). Winter can't get here soon enough. I second the Devils Kettle I believe it is about a mile walk/hike but well worth it. |
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djwillco |
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bpaddle |
Thanks for any information that can be provided. |
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inspector13 |
Most of the State Parks along the North Shore have falls you can see with a short hike. The most interesting is Devils Kettle in Judge C.R. Magney State Park. There is an overlook of the town of Grand Marais just up the Gunflint Trail a bit. The light houses are much closer to Duluth and include Split Rock Lighthouse and the Two Harbors light house. |
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johndku |
Gooseberry Falls Park was also a hit for us, they've also got a nice visitor center. For the corniest attraction of all time, stop at Putt N Pets Mini Golf on RT 61 just south of Grand Marais. Put a quarter in the machine for some animal food, put the food in the buckets attached to a rope and pulley, and watch the goats up in the tower pull the buckets up with their teeth. Jeff Foxworthy would like that one. |
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jwartman59 |
anywhere rocky on the shore shovel point, tettegouche state park park point, Duluth split rock high falls |