Top Reasons to Visit Cove Point Lodge

• This romantic lodge’s spot on the Lake Superior shoreline offers breathtaking views and intimate access to nature.
• The lodge is adjacent to the scenic Superior Hiking Trail, a 256-mile trail that runs along the dramatic cliffs that line Lake Superior.
• Superior rooms overlook the lake, and some include fireplaces and decks to enjoy nice weather.
• While you’re here, you can explore bike trails, play frisbee golf, or end the night with a campfire.
• At Cove Point Crossing Bar & Grill, you can enjoy superthin-crust pizza and burgers while admiring the spectacular view of Lake Superior from Cove Point. The Crossings restaurant is only open Thursday - Sunday in the spring. The other onsite restaurant, Lodge Dining Room, is open everyday.
You can relax in the pool, sauna, and spa, play golf at one of the nearby courses, or wait till past sunset for the area’s spectacular star gazing. The resort is a close distance to Split Rock Lighthouse.

Minnesota’s North Shore: Craggy Cliffs and Cobblestone Beaches on Lake Superior

Lake Superior’s North Shore runs up from Duluth, Minnesota, to the tip of the lake at Thunder Bay, Ontario. In the summer, this region draws visitors for the shoreline’s towering cliffs and cobblestone beaches. Split Rock Lighthouse serves as the area’s unofficial icon, a relic from 1910 that’s built on top of a 130-foot cliff.

Farther inland, dense forests and hills give way to rivers and waterfalls, many of which are accessible by hiking and mountain-biking trails. There are dozens of popular fishing spots where you can angle for walleye, smallmouth bass, and trout. The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources lists seven accessible fishing piers that are great for those without access to boats.

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