north shore maps
for places along minnesota’s north shore of lake superior
Do you like a good visual? Want a map to show you the lay of the land? We’ve got that for you. We have maps for hiking, biking, climbing, camping, the Superior Hiking Trail, the Gitchi-Gami State trail [paved], cross-country skiing, alpine skiing and snowboarding, snowmobiling, snowshoeing and fat bike trails. Plus a full map from Duluth to the Canadian border.
From Duluth’s Canal Park, northeast for 154 miles to Grand Portage and the border with Canada, this singular drive is a voyage through some of America’s most unspoiled lands. Your route offers breathtaking views, endless opportunities to enjoy nature, historic sites, attractions, parks, and villages with events, shopping, lodging, dining, and local culture.
The path hugs the water’s edge along the inland coast of the world’s largest freshwater lake, bisecting the shore and the ancient inland rock formations and wooded hills rising above the coast. The North Shore Scenic Drive was recognized for the outstanding scenic and recreational opportunities it provides along the touted North Shore of Lake Superior and was designated as an All-American Road, Minnesota’s only such designation.
Watch for varying speed limits along Highway 61 – it varies from 55 mph to 65 mph plus slow areas through towns and state parks
2024 updates
Cascade River bridge replacement on The Grade
The bridge over the Cascade River on the Grade / Forest Road 153 is being replaced and you will not be able to pass until summer of 2025. This means you won’t be able to drive ‘the backroads’ directly from Grand Marais to ToFTe and vice versa. Download the North shore map to see your options. Dang!
new! Moose Viewing Map
Use the filter below to see and download the new moose viewing map (note the driving directions are on the map)
use this filter to find north shore maps!​
mile 53.5
mile 54.0
mile 54.0
mile 54.0 +20
mile 55.2
mile 58.5
mile 58.5
Baptism river & Lake Superior cart-in campground maps
mile 58.5
Maps of rock climbing locations at Tettegouche State Park