Gunflint Trail - Grand Marais - Minnesota
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| The Gunflint Trail is a year-round vacation area surrounded by the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness. Choose from resorts, B&Bs, canoe outfitters, & campgrounds. | ||||
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Gunflint Trail Canoe Races Canoe races are on Wednesday, July 16, at the Gunflint Lodge waterfront. You are invited to be a part of the celebration. To participate in the friendly competition, gather a team of paddlers, and ask guests and visitors to join in this evening of northwoods fun. Proceeds from the evening go to the Gunflint Trail Volunteer Fire Department and Rescue Squad, with three stations serving the Trail from Swamper Lake to Saganaga Lake. The races begin at 6 p.m. with the long distance triangular course set up so canoes will be visible for the whole race. An array of race categories in various age and gender brackets will be run throughout the evening. The climax of the event is the gunnel pumping, a real sight to cheer. Other activities on the schedule include: Food Service, beginning at 4:30 Three super raffles, including the grand prize, a 17 foot Wenonah Spirit II Royalex canoe donated by Wenonah Canoes of Winona, MN Minnow races for the kids, Aqua Golf, and a new eating contest event with contestants representing areas along the trail. |
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Becoming a Boundary Waters Family Memories, stories, and good family fun. Take the mystery out of camping in the BWCAW. Not everyone grew up camping and paddling in the Boundary Waters but with a little help, almost everyone has a great experience. Spend healthy, quality time with your kids. Leave the distractions behind and enjoy making memories this summer in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area of northern Minnesota. Visit Becoming a Boundary Waters Family today! |
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Take a Guide Fishing!Gunflint Trail area lakes are full of walleye, northern pike, smallmouth bass and lake trout…and our local fishing guides are eager to help you find the fish and reel 'em in. Everything you need to catch fish is right here: boats and motors, bait, fishing licenses, fishing rods and gear, and perhaps most important: knowledgeable local guides. Call your favorite resort or outfitter to book a guided fishing trip today. | |||
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Plan Your Wilderness Canoe Trip Now! It's time to plan your summer canoe trip into the Boundary Waters or Quetico Park. Your Gunflint Trail Canoe Outfitter can help you get a permit for the specific dates and entry point you want. |
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Cabins on the Lake What's a classic Minnesota summer vacation? Going up north and staying in a cabin on the shore of a lake, of course! The Gunflint Trail offers cabins with one to four bedrooms, with a range of amenities from comfortable to luxurious. Naturally, each cabin is situated right beside a clear, cool lake…perfect for fishing, swimming, boating, canoeing, sunsets and northern lights. |
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Gunflint Trail Scenic Byway The Gunflint Trail is a Minnesota Scenic Byway. The 57-mile-long paved road winds its way from Grand Marais on the north shore of Lake Superior, to Saganaga Lake near the Canadian border. |
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NEW! Check out the latest on the Gunflint Trail BLOG. Winter recreation, news, wildlife, stories, and recent photos await you. | |||
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