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 North view from Oberg in the autumn |
Oberg
and LeVeaux Mountains LOCATION From Hwy 61 about 5 miles north of Tofte, go north on Onion River Road (Forest Rd 336) for 2 miles to the parking TRAILHEAD Oberg: on the east side of the Onion River Road LeVeaux: the west end of the parking area LENGTH Oberg: 2.25 miles round-trip LeVeaux: 3.5 miles round-trip LEVEL OF DIFFICULTY Oberg: moderate ascent to an easy loop LeVeaux: moderate HIGHLIGHTS Oberg: a premier trail! a switchback climb to a loop with 9 overlooks; outstanding during fall colors LeVeaux: features overlooks and the first leg is a good spot to watch for deer (and maybe even a moose) feeding at dawn or dusk AMENITIES outhouse MAPS follow worn pathways |
 Some of the cascades along the Cascade River |
Cascade
River State Park LOCATION On Hwy 61 in Lutsen (at mile-marker 100); parking at the river and in the park TRAILHEAD on the west side of the river off Hwy 61; trails can also be accessed from the park campgrounds LENGTH 18 miles of total trails LEVEL OF DIFFICULTY Easy to more difficult (length and steep grades) HIGHLIGHTS lots of easy loops and spurs - up both sides of the river and along the lake shore; popular Lookout Mountain hike with steep direct approach (2.25 miles total) or wind around and up and take the direct route back doan (4 miles) AMENITIES outhouses (restrooms in park), picnic area and water MAPS available at State Park, trails are marked summer trail map (376kb - will take about 2 min to download) |
Click on a location below for Hiking Trails in that area
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Hiking Checklist *Obtain a map & familiarize yourself with the trail *Allow an hour for each two to three miles of trail *Let someone know your route and expected return time *Carry water, high-energy snacks, sunscreen, bug repellent, a flashlight and rain gear *Wear sturdy shoes or hiking boots *Always pack out what you bring in - dispose of trash responsibly *Trails cross private, county, state and federal lands - please respect this *Consider bringing binoculars and a camera *Use common sense |
Here are links to everything you need for your next North Shore visit!
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