Lookout Mountain
Lookout Mountain is located near Lutsen in Minnesota’s Cook County within Cascade River State Park. This scenic lookout can be reached by a 4.3 mile (7 km) point and back trail. This trail takes you along the Cascade River, past upper, lower, middle and upper falls, and includes a steep climb up to the summit […]
Barton Bay Wildlife Trail
Difficulty: Moderate Barton Bay Wildlife Trail is located in Greenstone’s Geraldton in Ontario’s Superior Country. This is a 2.4 mile (4 km) loop trail that takes hikers through a rehabilitated area, the Kenogamisis Golf Course’s back 9 and along the shores of Barton Bay on Kenogamisis Lake. A viewing platform on the shoreline provides an […]
Riverview Hiking-Viewing Platform
Difficulty: Moderate Riverview Hiking-Viewing Platform is located in Greenstone’s Longlac in Ontario’s Superior Country. This is a 1.2 mile (2 km) trail at the north east end of Riverview Campground. Elevated boardwalks allow hikers to walk through the wet forest without disturbing the unique ecosystem. Interpretive signs detail the unique plant and wildlife species along […]
Lakeshore Trail Lookout
Difficulty: Moderate Lakeshore Trail Lookout is located in Bayfield Wisconsin about 3.7 miles (5.9 km) from Buffalo Bay Campground and Area overlooking popular caves and lakes. You can get to the lookout by hiking a 4.5 mile (7.2 km) trail that will lead you to beautiful views and caves. It is a natural lookout […]
Lake Superior Provincial Park
Lake Superior Provincial Park located near Wawa in Ontario’s Algoma District was originally established as of 1944. The park is set in 994 square miles (1,600 sq km) of northern Ontario wilderness on the edge of Lake Superior. The park is extremely rugged – a vast wilderness on the edge of forested hills, crystal clear […]
Brockway Mountain Lookout
Brockway Mountain Lookout is located in Mohawk Michigan, a scenic roadway just west of Copper Harbor in Keweenaw County overlooking Isle Royale when the day is clear. You have to drive to get to the lookout then hike up Brockway Mountain. Being so far from any city lights, this is the ultimate site for star […]
Van Riper State Park
Van Riper State Park located near Michigamme in Michigan’s Marquette county was originally established as of 1956 and is known for being on Lake Michigamme and 1.5 miles of frontage along the Peshekee River. Van Riper State Park is on the southern shores of Lake Superior along highway U.S. highway 41. Van Riper State Park […]
Laughing Whitefish State Scenic Site
Laughing Whitefish State Scenic Site located in Michigan’s Alger County was originally established as of 1965 and is known for having one of the tallest waterfalls in Michigan. Laughing Whitefish State Scenic Site is on the southern shores of Lake Superior along U.S. Highway M-24. Laughing Whitefish State Scenic Site features a “slide-like” waterfalls. The […]
Cascade Falls
Cascade Falls is located in Pukaskwa National Park in Ontario’s Superior Country. This unique and remote waterfall is right at the mouth of Cascade River and rushes over a sheer cliff into Lake Superior. The falls can be accessed by chartering a boat or by paddling the Coastal Paddling Route launching from Hattie Cove. The […]
Rainbow Falls
Difficulty: Moderate/Hard (due to stairs) Rainbow Falls is located east of Rossport in Ontario’s Superior Country. These cascading falls flow through the Whitesand Lake location of Rainbow Falls Provincial Park. A series of stairs lead you along the falls and is just a small portion of the 32.3 mile (52 km) Casque Isle Trail though […]
Bridalveil Falls
Bridalveil Falls is located near Munising in Michigan’s Alger County along the Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore. This waterfall is approximately 140 feet (42 m) high and flows down along sandstone slide into Lake Superior. It is best seen from the water though it can also be seen from a distance from the Miners Castle overlook […]
Yellow Dog River Falls
Difficulty: Easy Yellow Dog River Falls is located in Ishpeming in Michigan’s Marquette County. A ¾ mile trail downstream along the river will take you to the 20 foot (6 m) high falls. A large boulder splits the flow of the falls in two until meeting back up. You can continue along the trail and […]
