North Shore Scenic Drive is also known as Minnesota State Highway 61 and is an All-American Road. It begins in Duluth and ends near Grand Portage. It stretches 148.84 miles (239.53 kilometers) of beautiful scenery. It passes through seven parks such as Gooseberry Falls State Park, Split Rock Lighthouse State Park, Grand Portage State Park, and Tettegouche State Park. Grand Portage State Forest and Superior National Forest also are on its way. This historic highway was built in the 1920s. You will also come across many shoreline shops, eateries and galleries while driving. Indeed a memorable trip on the road when on this interstate.
Besides picturesque views of Lake Superior, this lush park is popular for its detailed replica of a Viking ship. While here, don't miss the impeccably landscaped rose garden and Tulip gardens. There are many concerts that take place here and other community events. Visit this park to spend some quality time with your friends and family.
This vibrant harbor-side district is one of the city's liveliest quarters, with excellent dining and entertainment options. Prominent things to see in Canal Park include the picturesque Lakewalk and the Great Lakes Aquarium.
Constructed in 1905, the imposing Aerial Lift Bridge is an engineering marvel, and one of the only two such bridges in the world. The bridge can be lifted as much as 180 feet (54.86 meters) to allow most major vessels to pass underneath.
With the imposing Enger Tower at its heart, the picturesque Enger Park offers beautiful views of the periphery. The park also features beautifully landscaped areas including a Japanese garden. The garden is no less of heaven for children. Visit the park with your family.
Constructed in 1908, the magnificent Glensheen Mansion is one of the oldest standing residences. Interiors of the 39-room mansion are regal and have been impeccably preserved. Guided tours of the property are available taking you back to the royal era.
North Shore Scenic Drive is also known as Minnesota State Highway 61 and is an All-American Road. It begins in Duluth and ends near Grand Portage. It stretches 148.84 miles (239.53 kilometers) of beautiful scenery. It passes through seven parks such as Gooseberry Falls State Park, Split Rock Lighthouse State Park, Grand Portage State Park, and Tettegouche State Park. Grand Portage State Forest and Superior National Forest also are on its way. This historic highway was built in the 1920s. You will also come across many shoreline shops, eateries and galleries while driving. Indeed a memorable trip on the road when on this interstate.
Rocky outcrops, a meandering river, scenic gorges, and sweeping woodlands constitute the remarkable landscape of Jay Cooke State Park. Interspersed by verdant valleys, the wilderness beckons to avid hikers and explorers and offers a glimpse at all the geological features which characterize the park's terrain. Keep your eyes peeled for the vibrant wildflowers which blanket the expanse should you happen to visit in Spring. Trails slicing through the woods enable a closer inspection of the area's natural elements while also affording delightful views of the surrounding sights. Kayaking and camping are also favorite pastimes here. Additionally, the park features a historic swinging bridge and a cemetery.
SS Meteor is one of the only surviving examples of the whaleback design. It holds a record for having the longest sailing tenure among other McDougall’s Whalebacks. This cargo ship is now a well-preserved museum and features on the National Register of Historic Places.
Besides picturesque views of Lake Superior, this lush park is popular for its detailed replica of a Viking ship. While here, don't miss the impeccably landscaped rose garden and Tulip gardens. There are many concerts that take place here and other community events. Visit this park to spend some quality time with your friends and family.
This vibrant harbor-side district is one of the city's liveliest quarters, with excellent dining and entertainment options. Prominent things to see in Canal Park include the picturesque Lakewalk and the Great Lakes Aquarium.