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0.0-3.5
Canal Park and Lakewalk - beach
5.1
Lester River - beach
5.2
Brighton Beach - beach, picnic site
and seasonal restrooms
10.5
McQuade Harbor Rest Area -
safe harbor, public launch, picnic
site, fishing piers, walking paths,
interpretive panels and seasonal
restrooms
19.5
Knife River Harbor and Marina -
safe harbor, public launch, beach
and seasonal restrooms
27.0
Agate Bay,Two Harbors - protected
public launch, trails and seasonal
restrooms
27.2
Burlington Bay, Two Harbors -
beach and seasonal restrooms
27.5
Flood Bay State Wayside - beach
and seasonal restrooms
39.5
Gooseberry Falls State Park - ADA
restrooms in visitor center, requires
state park pass for access to Lake
Superior, beach and picnic site
42.6
Twin Points - public launch, trails,
beach and seasonal restrooms
46.0
Split Rock Lighthouse State Park-
requires state park pass to access
Lake Superior; restrooms, picnic
site and beach
53.7
Silver Bay Marina - safe harbor,
public launch, restrooms, picnic
site
58.5
Tettegouche State Park - ADA 24/7
restrooms in visitor center, picnic
area and river mouth beach
73.3
Sugarloaf Cove - trails, beach and
seasonal restrooms
77.0
Taconite Harbor - safe harbor,
public launch, and seasonal
restrooms
79.0
Father Baraga’s Cross - public
launch, beach, and historic marker
80.4
Temperance River State Park -
requires state park pass to access
Lake Superior, seasonal restrooms,
picnic site and beach
83.0
Tofte Park - public launch, picnic
site and seasonal restroom
93.6
Grandview Park - nice rock
formations, picnic tables and play
area, seasonal restrooms
99.8
Cascade River Wayside - trails and
beach; adjacent state park requires
pass to access park shoreline
104.0
Cut Face Creek Wayside [pictured
above] - beach, picnic site and
seasonal restrooms
110.3
Grand Marais - safe harbor, public
launch, trails, beach, picnic site
and seasonal restrooms
118.7
Kadunce River Wayside - trails,
beach, picnic site and seasonal
restrooms
130.1
Horseshoe Bay - protected public
launch, beach and seasonal
restrooms
SHE LIES OFF
TO THE EAST,
GLITTERING,
BLUE
AND INVITING,
IDEAL
FOR
G A Z I N G ,
PONDERING,
PICNICKING,
S T O N E
S K I P P I N G ,
A G A T E
H U N T I N G ,
K AYA K I N G ,
FISHING AND
BOATING.
So how do you get
close to the big lake?
From southwest to northeast,
here is a complete list of public
access points to Lake Superior.