Lutsen
Lutsen is located in Minnesota’s Cook County. It is nestled along one of the most scenic stretches of Lake Superior along Highway 61 in the heart of the Sawtooth Mountains. Lutsen has a population of 360 and was founded in the 1880s. Boasting cool, clear, fresh, pollen free air, this region attracts many visitors each […]
Grand Portage
Grand Portage is located in Minnesota’s Cook County along U.S. highway 61 on the north shore of Lake Superior. Grand Portage has a population of 718 and was founded in 1854. Grand Portage – the Great Rendezvous Place – is the perfect destination for year-round recreation and entertainment. Whatever your tastes, the abundance of natural […]
Kakabeka
Kakabeka is located in Ontario’s Superior Country within the township of Oliver Paipoonge. The village of Kakabeka’s name is derived from the nearby Kakabeka Falls waterfall just minutes away and 19.8 miles (32 km) west of Thunder Bay. Kakabeka Falls is the second tallest waterfall in Ontario and is often referred to as “the Niagara […]
Dryden
Dryden is located in Ontario’s Sunset Country region. Dryden sits along Highway 17 and is near Wabigoon Lake. Dryden has a population of 7,749 and was founded in 1985. This area is most well known for being an agricultural community and some of the most popular things to do are cross the Wabigoon suspension bridge, […]
Bayfield
Bayfield is located in Wisconsin’s Bayfield County. Bayfield sits along U.S. highway 13 and is near Madeline Island, Basswood Island, and the Apostle Islands. Bayfield has a population of 473 and was founded in 1856. Bayfield is a place where visitors can experience four seasons of beautiful scenery and an array of activities. Gateway to […]
Red Cliff
Red Cliff is located in Wisconsin’s Bayfield County at the northernmost point of Wisconsin. Red Cliff Reservation is home to the Red Cliff Band of Lake Superior Chippewa and the historical and cultural gateway to the Apostle Islands. This four season vacation destination offers a variety of activities, including the Annual Traditional Pow-Wow Celebration every […]
Cornucopia
Cornucopia is located in Wisconsin’s Bayfield County along Highway 13 and County Highway C. Sometimes referred to as the “Horn of Plenty”, the quaint little village of Cornucopia is located on horn marking the top of Wisconsin. It is Wisconsin’s northernmost village where you will find a picturesque harbor famous for its sandy beaches and […]
Herbster
Herbster is located in Wisconsin’s Bayfield County along the south shore of Lake Superior. Billy Herbster was a logging camp cook with enough education to write letters for his camp companions. Letters were returned in care of Billy Herbster and the name stuck long enough to establish a post office. The tiny hamlet of Herbster […]
Bruce's Crossing
Bruce’s Crossing is located in Michigan’s Ontonagon’s County. Bruce’s Crossing sits at the junction of US Highway 45 and M-28 and is near Porcupine Mountains Wilderness State Park and Baraga State Forest Area. Bruce’s Crossing has a population of 979 and was founded in 1888. This area is most well known for being close to great parks and […]
Port Wing
Port Wing is located in Wisconsin’s Bayfield County. A scenic drive on Hwy 13 brings you to the little community, population 164, of Port Wing, one of the few commercial fishing villages still active on Lake Superior’s south shore. Art galleries and a museum offer a glimpse into the local culture and history of the […]
Paradise
Paradise is located in Michigan’s Chippewa County on the northeast portion on the Upper Peninsula about 70 miles (112 km) northwest of the Mackinac Bridge and 60 miles (97 km) from Sault Ste Marie. It was founded in 1925 and is a gateway to the popular Tahquamenon Falls State Park as well as Whitefish Point […]
Superior
Superior is located in Wisconsin’s Douglas County. Superior sits at junction of U.S. Highway 2 and U.S. Highway 53 on the border of Minnesota and Wisconsin nestled on the western tip of Lake Superior. Superior has a population of 27, 242 and was founded in 1854. The proximity to the greatest of the great lakes […]
