Snowshoeing & Winter Hiking
Snowshoeing & Winter Hiking
Venture out for an afternoon wildlife expedition. Track hares, shrews, wolves, deer, and ermine. Step soundlessly through the north woods, stopping to guess the width of virgin pine, to listen to the chickadees, or just to savor the moment.
Although you can easily snowshoe nearly anywhere, all North Shore State Parks permit snowshoeing, including Tettegouche, Split Rock, Gooseberry, and George Crosby Manitou State Parks.
Snowshoeing locations
Amicus Adventure Sailing & Snowshoeing
Some adventures stay with you in the moment, others you’ll be looking back on for days or maybe weeks, and then sometimes you experience something …
George Crosby Manitou State Park
George Crosby Manitou State Park in Finland is a favored place by locals for its rich wilderness and serene beauty. Hiking this rugged state park …
Gooseberry Falls State Park
As the gateway to the North Shore, Gooseberry Falls earns popularity for its spectacular waterfalls, river gorge, Lake Superior shoreline, Civilian Conservation Corps log and …
Iona’s Beach Scientific & Natural Area
Iona’s Beach Scientific & Natural Area, located just north of Two Harbors, was named after Iona Lind, who owned Twin Points Resort (it formerly occupied …
Lake County Demonstration Forest
Lake County’s Donald J. Fergusen Demonstration Forest in Two Harbors aims to develop a working forest using state-of-the-art techniques to illustrate that forest management activities …
Split Rock Lighthouse State Park
Gaze upon miles of North Shore coastline at the daring height of 130 feet off the Split Rock Lighthouse cliffside. Take in the charming architectural …
Tettegouche State Park
At Tettegouche State Park, you’ll discover the spectacular overlooks at Shovel Point, featuring rocky cliffs and inland bluffs; the plunging 60-foot High Falls of the …
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