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 March 23,
2009 Spring Ride March 20-22, 2009
Friday morning it was 4 above and the trails were hard.
Though the trails were not groomed, they were in very rideable
condition. We headed south on the State Trail
and took the spur to the Trestle Inn. The spur was very rough. Overall
a very good day of riding. Saturday it was quite a bit warmer. We
headed up the Gunflint Trail to Gunflint Lake. Again the trails were
in pretty decent shape. North of
Trail Center when you get
in the burn area the trails were starting to show a fair amount of
bare areas but most of them you could easily go around. Sunday we took
a shorter trip up the Gunflint, thru the
Swamper trail and over to the
Expressway. Overall we had a great 3 days of
riding with temps between +4 to approx +50. Unless the temps stay cool
and they get some more snow, I believe the riding is done for this
year. Report by Dave B.,
Mora, Minnesota. Send your report to us!
March 20,
2009 We found 4 feet
of snow back in the woods and managed to even get a few sleds
buried...
Read more and see
images... Report by
Chad Jones / Editor snowmobiletrails.com -
Grand Marais, Minnesota. Send your report to us!
March 17,
2009 We started just north of Two
Harbors early Sunday morning. We drove to Grand Marais. Once we got
past Silver Bay the state trail was good
and after Lutsen the trail was excellent. Today, (March.16) we went
from Grand Marais to Devil Track Resort. Cruised the lake and than
jumped on the expressway back to the state
trail. Once we got to Silver Bay the state trail was impassible. We
had to stop every chance we got to let the sleds cool down. I can't
believe the trail fell a part so quickly. Over all we enjoyed the 200+
mile ride and the best trail conditions were north of Lutsen. Report by
Kyle L., Duluth, Minnesota. Send your report to us!
March 14,
2009 [ updated March
21, 2009 ] Best time of
year for riding is here and my sled is down!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Maybe for a week, WTF!!
Read more and see
images... Report by
Chad Jones / Editor snowmobiletrails.com -
Grand Marais, Minnesota. Send your report to us!
March 13,
2009 Devil Track to
Lutsen, best trail conditions we've experienced this year...
Read more and see
images... Report by
Chad Jones / Editor snowmobiletrails.com -
Grand Marais, Minnesota. Send your report to us!
March 10,
2009 3/6/09 Took the
North Shore State Trail from Duluth to
Two Harbors. It was muddy and sloppy and not worth the trip. 3/7/09
Trailered our sleds up to the parking lot north of Lutsen and rode the
North Shore State Trail into
Grand Marais, then back up Gun Flint to
Trail
Center Lodge and took the Expressway
back to the parking lot. GREAT snow! Trails were in excellent
condition until we reached Trail Center where the trails got choppy.
The Expressway was in excellent condition on the way back. We are so
glad that we chose to trailer our sleds that far north, as the snow
was definitely worth it. This is a beautiful trail.
See trailhead options J,
K or M for
planning this route. Report by
Melody M., Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Send your report to us!
March 08,
2009 This season's
epic ride... Cascade River was untracked going south and north March
6th when we scouted for a weekend ride.
Read more and see
images... Report by
Chad Jones / Editor snowmobiletrails.com -
Grand Marais, Minnesota. Send your report to us!
March 07,
2009 In Search of
Deep Snow... 3 of us took off from Devil Track Lake
@3pm and rode till dark. Two days of sun and 35 plus degrees has
settled and softened the snow on area lakes and the
off-the-beaten-path waterways. Read more and see
images... Report by
Chad Jones / Editor snowmobiletrails.com -
Grand Marais, Minnesota. Send your report to us!
March 07,
2009 Tofte to State trail on 05/07/09. A
little snirt going out in the morning but once on the trail north to
Devil Track Lake it was an 8 out of ten coming back took the Caribou
to Lutsen and it was OK. Leaving Lutsen south to state trail again OK
but when we got to the trail back to Tofte it was not so good, don't
know if we will take it tomorrow. We might trailer to do a short ride
south on the state trail.
See trailhead option O for
planning this route. Report by
Curly H., Excelsior, Minnesota. Send your report to us!
March 06,
2009 5 of us rode
the
Grand Portage Snowmobile Trails yesterday. Instead of riding over from
the Devil Track Lake area, we trailered our sleds to Mineral Center.
This saved quite a bit of time, so we could hit as many of the loops
as possible. Read more and see
images... Report by
Chad Jones / Editor snowmobiletrails.com -
Grand Marais, Minnesota. Send your report to us!
March 04,
2009 Rode on
3-3-2009 Started on Wild Rice Lake. Crossed over Lavaque Rd. and took
the Hermantown Trail (196) to Fish Lake. Rode across to the Reservoir
Riders Trail (207) and around the North side of Fish Lake. Connected
to the Alborn Trail (200) and around into Brookston for Lunch at the
Country Corner. Followed Cloquet Trail (238) back to the Reservoir
Riders Trail onto Grand Lakes and back across Fish Lake. Rode back
down the Hermantown trail and across Wild Rice Lake again to finish
115 Miles (give or take a few miles of horsing around on lakes and in
fields.)
Conditions: Mostly in the MN 51
Corridor. All of the lakes had plenty of snow for riding. St. Louis
River was also covered and nice to ride on.
Hermantown trail (196) was thin
in a few areas and had some bumpy areas. Grooming would fix that. By
afternoon on the return, the sun had melted a few of the thin spots to
dirt. Most of the trail was still snow covered in good to fair
condition.
Alborn trail (200) was groomed
and in good condition. There were a few thin spots. Cloquet Trails
(238) This trail along Hwy 2 was in good condition. It was rerouted in
some areas because of thawing swamps and ice. Reservoir Riders Trail
(207) Somewhat bumpy on the north side of Fish Lake along the Cloquet
River and groomed to the south from Twig to Fish Lake. There were a
few thin spots but the trail was in good condition.
Scenery: Very nice winding
trails through wooded areas. Saw a dozen deer or more and 2 coyotes.
Ducks were swimming on the Cloquet River, which was all open.
Traffic: We rode by
only 6 other riders all day. Report by Vic K., Duluth, Minnesota. Send your report to us!
March 02, 2009 The Weekend Report
This past weekend was the
highlight of the snowmobile season in Cook County, Minnesota. Saturday
the Cook County Snowmobile Club held it's annual Drag Races and Radar
Runs on Poplar Lake in front of Windigo Lodge on the Gunflint Trail.
Then, on Sunday the Club held the Annual Trout Derby and Icefishing
Contest on Gunflint Lake in front of Gunflint Lodge.
Check
out the report and images.
THANK YOU TO ALL OF YOU THAT RECOGNIZED ME LAST
WEEKEND AND THIS PAST WEEKEND, YOUR COMPLIMENTS ARE GREAT! THANK
YOU... Report by
Chad Jones / Editor snowmobiletrails.com -
Grand Marais, Minnesota. Send your report to us!
March 01, 2009 " Went up to Lutsen
Thursday the 26th with a group of eight, the drive up took a while due
to the blizzard conditions but sure was pretty, stayed at some private
cabins right below Lutsen Mountains. Went for a
small ride that night took the Caribou
Trail up to the North Shore State Trail
then back down the Eagle Trail about 4
inches of fresh snow, trails were awesome next day rode up to
Trail Center Lodge off the Gunflint
Snowmobile Trail System, ate a good lunch there and headed back,
saw a decent amount of sleds but wasn't bad, put on about 130 miles.
Saturday took the North Shore State Trail
south to the Tomahawk Trail and ate at the
Trestle Inn - very busy spot, but cool place. Trails were in good
condition considering the decent amount of traffic we saw that day. We
had to go home Sunday, ended with about 250 miles, had a great time...
hope to make it up one more time this year, best trails in the state.
"
See trailhead options M
or K for planning this route. Report by Tyler
S., Excelsior, Minnesota. Send your report
to us!
February 28, 2009 "
Jim and I arrived in
Silver Bay the evening of the 26th. The morning
of the 27th he and I left Silver Bay heading towards Finland via the
George's Gorge trail. We took that to Finland and took the
North Shore State Trail to Grand Marais
and got gas at the Devil Track General Store. From there we went to
Trail Center Lodge via the Gunflint
Snowmobile Trail System. From there we rode to the
Gunflint
Lodge for a hot chocolate. We decided to head towards
Grand Portage via the
Blueberry Road. That trail was a
little bumpy until we hit the Grand
Portage Trail System. Our plan was to spend the night in Portage
at the Casino. However, we did not have reservations and they were
FULL!!! So to downtown Grand Marais we went. 290 miles later we had a
room at the
Best
Western Superior Inn. Saturday we left Grand Marais and went up
the
Gunflint Snowmobile Trail System
to the
Musquash Trail to the
Expressway. We then took the
North Shore State Trail to Trestle Inn
for lunch. Wanting to put on more miles we took the
Tomahawk Trail to the Yukon Trail to the
North Shore State Trail and back to
Silver Bay. All trails were in great shape
except for the Blueberry Road to
Grand Portage. In all we put
500.6 miles on in 2 days. " See trailhead
option H for planning this route. Report by
Scott S., Hastings, Minnesota. Send your report
to us!
February 24, 2009
Feb. 19-22 Circle Tour of the Boundary Waters & Quetico. From Ely,
Minnesota to Grand Marais, up the Gunflint Snowmobile Trail System,
crossing into Ontario at Gunflint Lake, and on to
Kashabowie,
Atikokan, White Otter Castle and back to Ely. 600
plus miles...
Check
out the report and images. See trailhead
option G
for planning this route. Report by Nancy McReady Ely, Minnesota. Send your report
to us!
February 23, 2009
" Myself and four other friends were up this last weekend 2/20 - 2/22,
riding Friday and Saturday. The trail conditions were excellent, with
plenty of snow even with the snow melt from the rain a few weeks ago.
The weather was excellent with the temps in the upper single digits
with no wind. We stayed with my grandparents who live on Devil Track
Lake. Friday we rode north on the Expressway,
having lunch at
Trail
Center (great food as usual), before continuing north to the end
of the trail turning around at the corridor to Sag Lake. We also did a
short night ride that night going north on the
G-trail and taking the Musquash to the
Expressway before heading home. At the end of the day we finished with
just over 200 miles.
On Saturday we rode north on the G-Trail to the connecting trail for
the Grand Portage Trail System.
We rode to the Grand Portage Casino for lunch, before gassing up at
the Trading Post and riding some of the trails in the area including
Partridge Falls, Chevan's Rd., Teal
Lake, Skyline, Rengo Rd, and Moose Ridge. For those who haven't
been on the Grand Portage System, they are excellent. Plenty of snow
and it seems like they are groomed nightly based on the conditions.
Every year we ride them, it seems like we are the only ones there, we
did see others but the trails were that good! Highly recommended and a
short trip from the Grand Marais System (Approximately 30 miles from
where you connect to the casino) We finished the day with
approximately 150 miles. Good to see all of the trailers heading
north, helping out the local economy. All in all another good weekend
up north! "
See trailhead options; A,
B, C,
D, F, G or
L .
for planning this route. Report by T.J. D., Inver Grove Heights, Minnesota. Send your report
to us!
February 17, 2009
" We were up over the long weekend 2/13-2/16 great snow and pretty
good trails. Saw quite a few sleds but it was great to still be able
to ride, found accommodations at
Lutsen Resort and Sea Villas for 14 in a pinch and at a great price.
We traveled the North Shore State Trail from Tofte up to Gunflint and to fire
roads, found all trails in at least good shape or better. 300+ miles
in 3 days so was a good weekend for such a big group. "
See trailhead options; K,
M or O.
for planning this route. Report by Mark P., Centerville, Minnesota. Send your report
to us!
February 16, 2009
" Just returned from a great weekend of riding with two other couples
and their families. Started out on the Lutsen system and rode up to
Devil Track Resort, then on to the Musquash cut off, back on the
Expressway. Some bumps, but as Chad said in the last report, the rain
didn't wreck much! The new 5-6 inches or so was very nice! All the
trees were covered, and it looked like a winter wonderland. Sunday we
went to Trail Center on the Gunflint System, back on the
Expressway.
Today we went from Lutsen Ski hill down to the Fox trail, then back up
to the state trail and back around. Some more bumps today, but with
all the people up there this weekend, it was expected. Another inch
fresh this am before we left. Looks like next weekend will be better
with more new snow in the forecast. "
See trailhead options; C,
K or M for planning this route. Report by
Jeff H., St. Michael, Minnesota. Send your report
to us!
February 12th, 2009
" Departed downtown
Grand Marais at day break, rode to Devil Track Lake.
After the rain earlier this week trails close to Lake Superior lost the most
snow, but are still very rideable. Trails up over the hill from
Lake
Superior are in very good condition and with the couple inches of
fresh snow this morning, it was hard to tell there was a melt. Fresh
snow falling today with 5-7 inches forecasted through Friday. Today we're riding
about 100 miles to Gunflint Lake and back
to Grand Marais. We'll publish our report ASAP so you can plan
accordingly. In our opinion; the Upper North Shore snowmobile trails are fine and will be even better
with the new snow.
The rest of the report... left Devil Track Lake @10:30am, we headed to the
Gunflint Snowmobile Trail entrance at the southeast end of lake, AKA
'G Trail.' Traveled on the G Trail to
Trail Center Lodge, Poplar Lake,
and up to Gunflint Lake. About 2.5 inches of fresh snow fell by 2:30pm
up by Gunflint Lake. We noticed the snow off the trail was very soft
as was the snow on Poplar Lake and Devil Track Lake. Easy to get stuck
if your not paying attention. We're fortunate we had such high snow
amounts this year, plenty of snow left for good riding. Snow continued
on our way home. Trails were in better shape than most people think.
Most of the rain and higher temps was isolated near
Lake Superior...
as you go inland conditions get better. We advise using some caution
and watch for ice patches and flows of ice crossing trails between
Poplar Lake going north to Gunflint Lake. We had a great day, little
wet and very warm riding... welcome change from sub zero riding. Wear
good gear and bring some extra clothes. Top off your coolant. High
temps will be in the mid 20s for the weekend. This 4-5 hour day ride
for moderate riding and a long day for slower groups or families...
Food and fuel available at:
Trail Center Lodge on
Poplar Lake has full menu and they love Sledders,
Gunflint Pines Resort
has beer and great pizzas,
Gunflint Lodge has a Bistro with full liquor and large menu, both
on Gunflint Lake. On the way back down the trail to Grand Marais our
tracks were covered by 3-4 inches of snow. Since we took the trail
system all the way up, we wanted to try the Pine Mountain Road. Much
rougher and ungroomed, stick to the trail unless you really like
moguls... watch for the snow bank left by a plow. The Pine Mountain
road is plowed for a few miles from the west end, nearest Devil Track
Lake. Fresh moose tracks on the trail by the Pine Mountain Road.
Stopped @ Devil Track General Store for some fuel and some snacks.
After a short break we rode back down the
G Trail to the spur into Grand Marais.
Long day, few other riders on trails. Loaded our sleds @7:30pm and
headed to the
Birch Terrace Lounge for some debriefing. " See trailhead option J
for planning this route. Report by
Chad Jones / Editor snowmobiletrails.com -
Grand Marais, Minnesota. Send your report
to us!
January
22, 2009
" My Uncle, his Buddy, and I took a trip to Grand Marais on January
21-22. We started from our cabin to the
Pequaywan Trail and headed south to the North Shore State Trail.
Like my last report, the North Shore State
Trail is still thin on snow between the Pequaywan Trail and the
Two Harbors parking lot. We stopped in Finland for gas and lunch at
Our Place. I had their meatloaf special for lunch. It was great after
being on the trail for a few hours. From Finland we continued north
until we reached the Expressway Trail. The
State Trail was great between Finland and the Expressway. Up to this
point we saw only 7 other riders. We took the Expressway to
Devil Track Lake where we
then rode across the lake to the general store for gas. It would have
been nice if they would have actually had some gas. Apparently they
did not receive their shipment that day. Maybe they shouldn't cut it
so close. Nothing better then, oh by the way, we are out of gas. We
were going to go up the Gunflint
Snowmobile Trail System!, but with not much gas we had to head
into downtown Grand Marais. We stayed at
Bestwestern in town and had a
great room. It took about 6 hours to get to Grand Marais counting
lunch and breaks.
After a early bed time we got up the next morning to head back. I had
a scary moment when, for the 1st time in 20 years that I've been
riding, I rolled my sled on the State Trail. I'm fine as I was thrown
about 5 yards into the woods in 4 feet of powder with no trees!!! My
sled was perfectly placed upside down just off the trail. All you
could see was the skis, belly pan, and track. Everything else was
under the snow. I wanted to take a picture but it was still running
and wanted to get turned over. I was shocked to see that not one
thing was broke, thought for sure the windshield or mirrors would be
busted. Fortunately it was easy to get out of the woods because at
least 3 or 4 other people had done the same thing. The trail needs to
be marked with a caution or right turn arrow. It is a blind turn and
it actually slopes downhill which didn't help. If there was a sign I
didn't see it and I'm pretty sure there was not one. The right turn
was, I'm guessing roughly 5 or 10 miles south of the look out area on
the right side of the trail when traveling south on the State Trail.
The North Shore Trail was a little bumpier on the way back to the
cabin but not to bad. The trail was terrible between Two Harbors and
the Pequaywan Trail. I read on the DNR website there was some event
which would explain the bad trail. All in all a fun trip with some
luck along the way. 280 miles round trip. "
See trailhead option
I for planning this route. Report by
John W., Brooklyn Park, Minnesota. Send your report
to us!
January
18, 2009
" We hadn't been to Two Island Lake this year and have always had
great times there in the powder, jumping drifts and icefishing the
many lakes... we headed to
Two Island Lake Trailhead... Read more and see
images. "
See trailhead option N
for planning this route. Report by
Chad Jones / Editor snowmobiletrails.com -
Grand Marais, Minnesota. Send your report
to us!
January
17, 2009
" It warmed to 12 above today... warm enough to try out the new 2 inch
paddle track in some powder... we headed to Devil Track Lake, launched
at the old Cook County Airport Trailhead...
Read more and see images. "
See trailhead option C
for planning this route. Report by
Chad Jones / Editor snowmobiletrails.com -
Grand Marais, Minnesota. Send your report to us!
January
16, 2009
" Bitter cold and hellacious windchills this past week
basically caused a complete shutdown of outdoor recreation, and a
great opportunity to perform maintenance and some upgrades to my sled.
A new 2inch paddle track was installed...
Read more and see
images. "
Report by
Chad Jones / Editor snowmobiletrails.com -
Grand Marais, Minnesota. Send your report
to us!
January
7, 2009
" My Dad and I went to our cabin near the
North Shore State Trail for a ride on
Wednesday, Jan 7. We started north on the
Pequaywan Trail to Pequaywan Inn for lunch. The trail was pretty
bumpy in spots and I was worried because it would make for a long day
if the rest of the trails were the same. After lunch we headed north
to the Brimson Trail and over to the Yukon Trail. The Brimson was in
excellent condition. We then took the Yukon Trail north to Isabella.
Roughly 15 miles south of Isabella we saw two bull moose as they got
off the trail and watched us for ten seconds or so and then they
walked off. The Yukon was in excellent condition. We headed for
Finland on the Tomahawk Trail which was
also excellent. We had dinner at Our Place in Finland. From Finland we
hooked up with the North Shore State Trail
and headed back down to hook back up with the Pequaywan Trail to
complete our loop. We met the groomer which was heading north around
Silver Bay which was a bonus. Our trip was 175 miles and about 8
hours. All day we saw no more then 15 sleds. The trails were great,
except the small stretch of Pequaywan, and the
North Shore State Trail was a
little thin on snow south of Two Harbors but not terrible. "
See trailhead option
I for planning this route. Report by
John W., Brooklyn Park, Minnesota. Send your report
to us!
January
5, 2009
" We took the sleds right from Grand Marais up to Devil
Track Lake on Monday January 5th. More snow than I have seen in many
years up here! The trail from town is in excellent shape and there are
3+ feet of fresh powder to play in. So much open land on logging
trails, forest service roads and pits to play in you can find fresh
powder for many weeks to come!! Played around in the powder around
Devil Track and then up to Trail Center via the Expressway. Then back
to town for dinner. Awesome ride!! "
See trailhead options; J
or C for planning this route. Report by
Paul S., Grand Marais, Minnesota. Send your report
to us!
January
3, 2009
" Had a group up from Iowa to the cabin (new to
the north woods and deep snow, they were impressed). Rode the
Lutsen trails on 1/2/09 from
near Pike Lake. Very nice shape, as Chad said in his report, no trail
maps on the signs ( we picked some up in Grand Marais at Steve's
Sports ). I know these trails well, however if I didn't it would have
been tough to tell where to go. Rode up to
Trail Center Lodge via the
Gunflint snowmobile trail on 1/3/09.
Came back on the Expressway. Gunflint Trail
System was bumpy past the Brule River, everything else that we rode
was nice. We hit some unplowed roads and powder was over the hood most
of the way. Snow on the ground 24-30" now. "
See trailhead options; C,
M or K for planning this route. Report by
Jeff H., St. Michael, Minnesota. Send your report
to us!
January
3, 2009
" We Launched from the trailhead in
Cascade River State Park
1 mile west of Cascade Lodge off of HWY 61 in Lutsen @1pm. This is a
large parking area with plenty of room for trucks with 4 place
trailers. The wind was howling and snow was really starting to pile up
when we reached the turn off into the trailhead and onto the Deer
Trail. We headed north on the Deer Trail to the
Muehlberg Trail. Today
we wanted to cover all of the Lutsen area snowmobile trails east of
Lutsen MTN Ski Area, including the North Shore State Trail. We've
heard the trails were in bad shape. We found all trails were groomed
and in very nice shape.
Though we found no maps in the map boxes at kiosks, and the maps that
were supposed to be displayed at trail kiosks were; outdated, missing
or ripped in half... so make sure you always have a current trail map
with each person in your group. Maps are available at fuel stations
and visitor centers. We really appreciated that there were trail signs
along the trails with the trail name on them... we also thought the
area where the; Beaver Trail, Caribou Trail and the Lutsen Access
converge to be difficult to decipher. Someone needs to get out there
and replace the old maps on the kiosks and get some maps in the map
boxes. Read more and see
images. "
See trailhead options; M or
K for planning this route. Report by
Chad Jones / Editor snowmobiletrails.com -
Grand Marais, Minnesota. Send your report
to us!
January
2, 2009
" Area lakes chalk full of untracked powder! We Launched
from the Devil Track Lake / Old Cook County Runway
Access area. Bright sunshine, windy and single digits, We planned to go west down to the
Lutsen Ski Hill area, then we realized there was too much
untracked powder to rip up. Around the parking area there were
snowbanks with virgin powder the other side. We shredded,
jumped, carved and fell off in the area for a half an hour. Brushed
our sleds and goggles off and hit the lake surface. We made it half
way down the lake and decided trail riding in the near zero temps, was
not as rewarding as the powder we were riding right by. For about two
hours we carved the powder snow and drifts in the middle of the lake.
It didn't take long and we were sweating and covered with snow. I was
lucky enough to fall off my sled in a slush area and filled my boots
and gloves with some nice slush. Even though it was blustery and bitter cold
throwing the sleds around was the ticket today. Maybe tomorrow too.
Boots are on the dryer and getting all my gear
dry for tomorrow.
Read more and see
images. "
See trailhead option C for planning this route. Report by
Chad Jones / Editor snowmobiletrails.com -
Grand Marais, Minnesota. Send your report
to us!
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SNOWMOBILE
TRAIL SYSTEMS
North Shore State Snowmobile Trail
From Duluth to Grand Marais, Minnesota the 153
mile long North Shore State Snowmobile Trail system traverses St.
Louis, Lake and Cook Counties of Northeastern Minnesota, along the
vistas overlooking Lake Superior. The trail system winds its way
through forests and nearby Lake Superior scenic overlooks.
(Requires MN "State Trail" Snowmobile Permit Sticker, this is an
addition to the regular registration.)
More Local North Shore Snowmobile Trails
Grand
Portage Trail System northeast corner of Minnesota
Duluth Cross Town Trail - West Section 33
miles West area of Duluth, Minnesota
Duluth Cross Town Trail - East Section 12
miles East area of Duluth, Minnesota
Taft Trail North out of Duluth, Minnesota
Pequaywan Lake Trail 10 miles North out of
Duluth, Minnesota
Two Harbors Corridor Trail 9.6 miles East end
of Two Harbors, Minnesota
Gooseberry State Park Trail 3-9 miles
Located at Hwy 61 and Gooseberry River/State Park
Red Dot Trail 15 miles East end of Beaver Bay,
Minnesota
Tettegouche Trail 10 miles and Sawtooth Trail 15
miles East of Silver Bay, Minnesota
Moose Walk Trail 15 miles North of Silver
Bay, Minnesota
Tomahawk Trail 86 miles North of Little
Marais, Minnesota
Lutsen Trail System 67 miles Between Tofte,
Minnesota and
Cascade River State Park
The X Trail North of Cascade River State
Park and leads to the Gunflint Trail System
Grand Marais Trail 5.5 miles
Gunflint Trail System 125 miles
Grand Portage Trail System Over 100
miles of loops, great scenery and well groomed trails.
Ontario Snowmobile Trails from the Gunflint
Trail/Gunflint Lake/Sag Lake area.
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