North Shore (Minnesota) Travel Guide
From Wikitravel
The North Shore is a region of Northeastern Minnesota.
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Get in
The main access into the North Shore area is MN Highway 61, an All-American road and national Scenic Byway. It begins where MN Interstate 35 ends, at the northern end of Duluth, MN. It is not the smoothest or best-maintained highway, but it offers many spectacular views of Lake Superior along its approximate 150 mile stretch within Minnesota.
Get around
Other than Duluth, there is no public transportation available to the average visitor to the region. There are chartered bus trips, an international airport at Duluth, many small municupal airports, and marinas on Lake Superior at Duluth, Silver Bay and Grand Marais.
See
Do
Eat
Locally (and not locally) grown Wild Rice, fresh Lake Superior fish (including salmon), and pies are what the region is probably best known for.
Drink
Stay safe
Be watchful for both Whitetail Deer and the local Moose. Both are most active at dusk and dawn.
Get out
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