Lake Superior · Minnesota

Where to stay on Minnesota's North Shore

The stretch of Highway 61 between Duluth and Tettegouche packs in waterfalls, lighthouses, ore boats and 300 miles of hiking trail. These are four distinct places to sleep along it — a lakefront lodge, a full-service resort, luxury domes on the rocks and furnished tent sites in the pines. Pick your style, then book directly with the property.

Beaver Bay, MN

Cove Point Lodge

Lakefront lodge rooms & cottages on 3,000 feet of Lake Superior shoreline

Northwoods charm with Scandinavian style, where every lodge room and cottage looks out at Lake Superior. Award-winning North Shore lodging minutes from Split Rock Lighthouse and Gooseberry Falls.

Beaver Bay, MN

North Shore Camping Co.

Furnished walk-in tent sites in the woods above Lake Superior

Camping with the work taken out of it. Your tent, bed and gear are set up and waiting — walk in, get outside, play awhile.

Two Harbors, MN

Superior Shores Resort

Full-service lakefront resort minutes from Duluth

Lakeview guest rooms, suites, lake homes, pools, dining and event space on a pebble beach in Two Harbors — the North Shore resort for families, groups and weddings.

Two Harbors, MN

The Harbors

Luxury villas, A-Frames and lakeside domes on the rugged shore

An elevated Lake Superior escape: high-end villas, modern A-Frame retreats and signature luxury domes with hot tubs above the water.

Plan the drive up the shore

Gooseberry Falls, Split Rock Lighthouse, Palisade Head, the Gitchi-Gami Bike Trail and the Superior Hiking Trail are all a short drive from every property listed here.

Explore the North Shore

Guides to the waterfalls, trails, lighthouses, fall colors and towns along Minnesota’s Lake Superior shore — each one with the closest places to stay.