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Wood's,
Durfee, Cliff & Kimball Creek part of the Superior Hiking Trail LOCATION From Hwy 61 about 4 miles northeast of Grand Marais, go north on Co. Rd. 58 for 0.8 miles to parking TRAILHEAD on the east side of the road at Wood's Creek LENGTH 9.2 miles one-way to Kadunce River Wayside LEVEL OF DIFFICULTY moderate to more difficult (grades and length) HIGHLIGHTS birch and spruce woods with cut-away views of Lake Superior, Five Mile Rock, Pincushion Mountain and the Sawtooth Range at the 3-mile mark, you reach the Durfee Creek campsite and begin crossing a series of 24 board bridges MAPS Superior Hiking Trail Guide |
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Kadunce
River State Wayside LOCATION Hwy 61 about 8 miles northeast of Grand Marais TRAILHEAD on the north side of Hwy 61 on the east side of the river LENGTH 2 miles round-trip LEVEL OF DIFFICULTY easy to more difficult (if you hike in the river) HIGHLIGHTS be adventurous and hike the river upstream! adjacent trail brushes the water's edge, then climbs to ridgelines and overlooks great cobblestone beach at river mouth AMENITIES picnic tables MAPS Superior Hiking Trail Guide, trails are marked |
 Devil's Kettle on the Brule River Note how the water on the left disappears |
Judge
C.R. Magney State Park LOCATION Off Hwy 61 about 14 miles northeast of Grand Marais TRAILHEAD on the north side of Hwy 61 on the east side of the river LENGTH 9 miles of trail 2.25 miles round-trip to Devil's Kettle LEVEL OF DIFFICULTY moderate to more difficult (area with almost 200 steps - you need to descend & ascend) HIGHLIGHTS Upper and Lower Falls and famous Devil's Kettle, a bottomless, churning cauldron at the Upper Falls, which half of the river enters and no one knows where it empties AMENITIES picnic tables MAPS trails are marked summer trail map |
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 raingear *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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