The Dark Sky Festival
December is the darkest month of the year, and towns along Lake Superior's North Shore have some of the clearest night skies in the world. [...]
December is the darkest month of the year, and towns along Lake Superior's North Shore have some of the clearest night skies in the world. [...]
The Fisherman's Daughter at Dockside, formerly known as Dockside, celebrated its re-opening under new management in June of 2020. Since then, the popular lakeside eatery [...]
Just ask anyone what the most widely-respected restaurant on the North Shore is. Many will answer "The Angry Trout Cafe, of course!". The Angry Trout [...]
The Sawtooth Mountains are a range of small mountains on Lake Superiors North shore. It stretches about 30 miles From Carolton Peak on the west [...]
What started as an eight-week summer course has now prospered into the longest-lived art colony in Minnesota. Since 1947, the Grand Marais Art Colony has [...]
More than 30 years ago, a gentleman named Mark Hansen moved to the North Shore to build birch bark canoes. Once he arrived, a connection [...]
Hosted by Visit Cook County, Moose Madness is an annual family-friendly festival that takes place over MEA weekend each October in Grand Marais. A popular [...]
The lighthouse that sits in Grand Marais has become a destination for many visitors in the area. If you’ve been to Grand Marais, it’s likely [...]
What looks just like a bunch of rocks in the middle of the water is actually one of Grand Marais’ best attractions! What spurred the [...]
Once September rolls around the questions about Fall Colors on the North Shore begin. When will they start? Why do leaves change colors? Have [...]
A couple placed this geocache after getting engaged at the Grand Marais Lighthouse Two loons spotted while geocaching at the GM Rec [...]
Last year, we announced some changes to the Grand Marais food scene. One of these changes was the addition of The Bad Seed, a food [...]