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| Judge C.R. Magney State Park is on Hwy 61 about 124 miles from Duluth and 14 miles from Grand Marais 218-387-3039 State Park Office Mon-Fri, 8am - 4pm, Memorial Day - Labor Day; varies other times park is open seasonally from April 1 - October 31 
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Judge Magney
State Park reflects
Manitou's essence, but is more accommodating to tent and trailer campers.
While many boast of the Brule's fishing, the park's real claim to fame
is the Devil's Kettle [pictured above]. Rumored to have no bottom, this bottomless cauldron
perpetually drinks down half the river's water flow. The hike up treats
you to excellent vantage points of the Lower and Upper Falls and the
Devil's Kettle. |
| Waterfalls dramatic Upper and Lower Falls of the Brule River and the legendary Devil's Kettle 50-foot falls & bottomless cauldron Historical Sites the remains of the 1930s Grover Conzet WPA camp are still evident throughout the campground Picnic Area two areas; one is along the Brule River & one is next to the trailhead Hiking 9 miles; including the Superior Hiking Trail and the 2.25 mile round-trip trail to the Devil's Kettle (includes about 200 stairs you need to descend and ascend)
Fishing lake and river fishing for rainbow and brook trout Camping
Snowshoeing anywhere in the park DNR Map of Judge C.R. Magney State Park |
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