Take a trip around Lake Superior, the greatest of the Great Lakes.
In 2016 we did a two-part tour of the Lake. The first part of the Circle Tour started in May of 2016 in Hurley, WI. From there, we visited Ashland and on to Bayfield and the peninsula. We then traveled to Superior, WI and south to view the falls at Pattison Park, then back through Superior and on to Duluth where we visited the Lake Superior Magazine Outlet store and More
My husband Chris and I did the Circle Tour the first week in October 2016. Nine days and eight nights. We started in Sault, MI, where we live and traveled west. Temps were in the 60s for perfect hiking and outdoor adventures. Things that impressed us: the murals on the buildings in Ashland, WI; the waterfront in Duluth and the size of the massive harbor where 1,000′ freighters could “get More
We spent one week in Grand Marais, MN and then took another week to finish the tour. Michael & Mary Mishou, Trego, WI
We’d like to join the Lake Superior Circle Tour Club! On Monday, Sept. 5, 2016, my husband and I left California to start a 7,800 mile road trip, with the highlight being circling Lake Superior, the only Great Lake we hadn’t seen. We arrived in Duluth on Tuesday. Sept 13. Our first stop was the Lake Superior Outlet Store where we bought the Lake Superior Travel Guide and the Lake More
We flew in and out of Minneapolis, rented a car and started the tour in Duluth, MN. We arrived in Duluth on Sept. 19 and spent two nights there, drove clockwise and ended up completing the tour on Sept. 30. After our first two nights in Duluth, we spent one night each in Grand Marais, MN; Thunder Bay, ON; Terrace Bay, ON; Wawa, ON; Paradise, MI; Munising, MI; Silver Lake, More
Completed the Circle Tour September 26-30, 2016. Favorite Spots: Munising MI; Muldoons Pumpkin Pasties; Baraga State Park; Keweenaw Peninsula; Copper Harbor area; Jampot Bakery; Nanette’s Knits & Gifts, Wakefield MI; Beaver Bay, MN; Canadian countryside on the north side of the lake – beautiful! Kakabeka Falls Provincial Park; Lake Superior Provincial Park, Agawa Bay Campground; northern lights. Kirk & Amy Schultz, Muskegon, MI
We began our trip at Pictured Rocks with a day of hiking and a late afternoon of kayaking at dusk on Kingston Lake. The next day we golfed in Brimley overlooking the lake and the “1,000 footers.” We camped in “The Soo” to the pleasant sounds of ship horns heading into and out of the locks. After a morning of more ship viewing and stocking up on provisions, we had More
My husband and I have been to Lake Superior five times, beginning in September 2005. During that trip with my brother and sister-in-law, we stayed in Michigan, visiting Sault Ste. Marie, Tahquamenon Falls, Munising and Copper Harbor among other places. We especially enjoyed going through the locks in Sault Ste. Marie and the boat ride to see Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore. Out time was limited, so we were able to More
My husband and I completed the 1,300-mile circle tour in September this year. We both agree it was one of our favorite vacations ever. We took nine days but feel we could have have taken two weeks to have more time to enjoy some of the attractions. We started in Sault Ste. Marie, ON, spending our first night at the Best Northern Motel in Wawa with dinner at the Kinniwabi Pines More
Our favorite stops included Sleeping Giant Provincial Park in Canada (we stayed in a park cabin) and Whitefish Point (and the Great Lakes Shipwreck Museum) at Whitefish Point. We used your special magazine tour guide that we purchased at the Tall Ships Festival and it was extremely helpful. Betsey & Dave Pasley, San Antonio, TX