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The North Shore Explorer guide is the official guide of the North Shore Scenic Drive. The 56-page mile-by-mile guide starts in Duluth and takes you along Minnesota’s North Shore of Lake Superior to the Canadian Border. Pick one up for free at dozens of places in Duluth and the North Shore, at an Explore Minnesota Welcome Center, or request a ...
- Duluth. With its Lake Superior and harbor views and an incredible array of things to see and do, Duluth is a popular destination. The Canal Park area on the waterfront is a great place to start your visit.
- Duluth. People of all ages will enjoy Duluth's many attractions. Families will find hours of fun at the Lake Superior Railroad Museum, Duluth Children's Museum and Lake Superior Zoo.
- North Shore Scenic Drive. The North Shore Scenic Drive, designated as an All-American Road, is a 145-mile scenic byway following the dramatic, rugged shoreline of Lake Superior, with forested hillsides, wilderness streams and waterfalls along the way.
- Grand Marais & Grand Portage. A stroll around the artsy town of Grand Marais reveals an eclectic mix of restaurants, shops and galleries. Dabble in the arts at the Grand Marais Art Colony, the state's oldest arts school.
Minnesota North Shore Road Map & Travel Attractions. Take the North Shore Scenic Byway. Visit Duluth, Two Harbors, Grand Marais, Gooseberry Falls, Split Rock and other north shore State Parks. See exciting waterfalls, hike the Superior Hiking Trail, camp, canoe, fish and enjoy the scenery and recreational amenities of Minnesota's north shore.
See all the attractions Duluth, Minnesota has to offer. There’s plenty to do. Museums, galleries, theaters, trains, planes, harbor cruises – even a freshwater aquarium.
Visit Duluth, Minnesota, to see Lake Superior and our world-famous Aerial Lift Bridge, experience fun family attractions, local food and drink, outdoor recreation and more.
The North Shore Scenic Drive in Minnesota encapsulates everything that Lake Superior has to offer—but it’s so much more than the big lake!! This road trip brings you from touristy Canal Park in Duluth all the way up to the remote Canadian border.
Lake Superior, one of North America’s Great Lakes and the largest freshwater lake in the world, is known for its clear, cold water and agate beaches. In Duluth, it feels more like an inland sea than a lake, giving the city its relaxed, lakeside vibe.
