* Nearby seven restauants * Within one mile from restaurant and cocktail lounge

* The John Beargrease Dog Sled Race is run each year in mid-January * Fall Foliage, a wonderful display of autumn color against the backdrop of Lake Superior, usually from mid-September to mid-October

* 0.25 mile(s) from Coast Guard Station

* 0 mile(s) from North Shore Corridor Snowmobile Trail, access available from the Inn or further up the Gunflint Trail. * 4 mile(s) from Gunflint Hills Golf Course, a quaint 9-hole course surrounded with birch and maple trees. Guests may need to wait for moose or deer to wander by before playing. * 20 mile(s) from Super National Golf Course

* 100 mile(s) from Duluth

* 0.5 mile(s) from North House Folk School

* .01 mile(s) from fuel and convenience store * Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness , pristine, clear waters, pine and birch forest, native wildlife and the solitude of the true wilderness. * Gunflint Trail Starting in Grand Marais, the Trail winds 58 miles through the Superior National Forest, with glacial lakes, wooded hills, and legends of pioneers and fur traders. * 18 mile(s) from Lutsen Mountain Ski Area, the Midwest's only gondola lift, vertical rise 1088 feet. 34 runs. Gondola rides are also available in the summer season. * Lake Superior Circle Tour, a spectacular, beautiful drive around the lake. Starting in Duluth to Grand Marais. Then into Ontario, Canada. Sioux St. Marie, Michigan and across Wisconsin back to Duluth. * Grand Marais Art Colony The North Shore has a reputation for attracting talented artists to study the visual arts. The colony offers classes and exhibits their work in frequent shows in the local art galleries. Within six blocks from: * Picturesque downtown Grand Marais, with unique shops, galleries and eateries * Grand Marais Harbor-docking for fishing boats, sail boats and larger boats * Coast Guard Station * Artists Point, probably the most photographed and painted scene in Grand Marais * Northwind Sailing * Snowmobile rentals, canoe outfitters * Forest Service Ranger Station * North Shore Corridor Snowmobile Trail, access from the inn or you can trailer further up the Gunflint Trail Within 20 miles from: * Gunflint Hills Golf Course, 4 miles up the Gunflint Trail, this is a quaint 9-hole course surrounded with birch and maple trees. You may need to wait while moose or deer wander by before you play through. * Devils Track Lake and many other secluded inland lakes * Super National Golf Course * Lutsen Mountains, fantastic downhill skiing in winter, Alpine Slide and Gondola Ride in the non-snow season * Hiking trails, trout and salmon fishing in all kinds of settings, directions and information available at the front desk * Incredible fall colors up and down Highway 61 and the various trails Within 35 miles from: * Grand Portage Stockade, National Monument and casino * Boat service excursions depart Grand Portage for Isle Royale, 20 miles off shore. This famous island of 500,000 acres is a vast wilderness preserve. You can explore the hiking trails or attend a National Park Ranger presentation and guided nature walk. * Hiking, exploring and stream fishing. Devil's Kettle, Honeymoon Bluff, Temperance River Trail, Cascade River Trail (find all seven waterfalls) are a few of the many trails. * Cross-country skiing at its best. Scenic overlook and Pincushion Mountain areas are close to the inn, several other trails are mapped and available to you.

* .01 mile(s) from fuel and convenience store * Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness, pristine, clear waters, pine and birch forest, native wildlife and the solitude of the true wilderness. * Gunflint Trail Starting in Grand Marais, the Trail winds 58 miles through the Superior National Forest, with glacial lakes, wooded hills, and legends of pioneers and fur traders. * 18 mile(s) from Lutsen Mountain Ski Area, the Midwest's only gondola lift, vertical rise 1088 feet. 34 runs. Gondola rides are also available in the summer season. * Lake Superior Circle Tour, a spectacular, beautiful drive around the lake. Starting in Duluth to Grand Marais. Then into Ontario, Canada. Sioux St. Marie, Michigan and across Wisconsin back to Duluth. * Grand Marais Art Colony The North Shore has a reputation for attracting talented artists to study the visual arts. The colony offers classes and exhibits their work in frequent shows in the local art galleries. Within six blocks from: * Picturesque downtown Grand Marais, with unique shops, galleries and eateries * Grand Marais Harbor-docking for fishing boats, sail boats and larger boats * Coast Guard Station * Artists Point, probably the most photographed and painted scene in Grand Marais * Northwind Sailing * Snowmobile rentals, canoe outfitters * Forest Service Ranger Station * North Shore Corridor Snowmobile Trail, access from the inn or you can trailer further up the Gunflint Trail Within 20 miles from: * Gunflint Hills Golf Course, 4 miles up the Gunflint Trail, this is a quaint 9-hole course surrounded with birch and maple trees. You may need to wait while moose or deer wander by before you play through. * Devils Track Lake and many other secluded inland lakes * Super National Golf Course * Lutsen Mountains, fantastic downhill skiing in winter, Alpine Slide and Gondola Ride in the non-snow season * Hiking trails, trout and salmon fishing in all kinds of settings, directions and information available at the front desk * Incredible fall colors up and down Highway 61 and the various trails Within 35 miles from: * Grand Portage Stockade, National Monument and casino * Boat service excursions depart Grand Portage for Isle Royale, 20 miles off shore. This famous island of 500,000 acres is a vast wilderness preserve. You can explore the hiking trails or attend a National Park Ranger presentation and guided nature walk. * Hiking, exploring and stream fishing. Devil's Kettle, Honeymoon Bluff, Temperance River Trail, Cascade River Trail (find all seven waterfalls) are a few of the many trails. * Cross-country skiing at its best. Scenic overlook and Pincushion Mountain areas are close to the inn, several other trails are mapped and available to you.

* .01 mile(s) from fuel and convenience store * Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness, pristine, clear waters, pine and birch forest, native wildlife and the solitude of the true wilderness. * Gunflint Trail Starting in Grand Marais, the Trail winds 58 miles through the Superior National Forest, with glacial lakes, wooded hills, and legends of pioneers and fur traders. * 18 mile(s) from Lutsen Mountain Ski Area, the Midwest's only gondola lift, vertical rise 1088 feet. 34 runs. Gondola rides are also available in the summer season. * Lake Superior Circle Tour, a spectacular, beautiful drive around the lake. Starting in Duluth to Grand Marais. Then into Ontario, Canada. Sioux St. Marie, Michigan and across Wisconsin back to Duluth. * Grand Marais Art Colony The North Shore has a reputation for attracting talented artists to study the visual arts. The colony offers classes and exhibits their work in frequent shows in the local art galleries. Within six blocks from: * Picturesque downtown Grand Marais, with unique shops, galleries and eateries * Grand Marais Harbor-docking for fishing boats, sail boats and larger boats * Coast Guard Station * Artists Point, probably the most photographed and painted scene in Grand Marais * Northwind Sailing * Snowmobile rentals, canoe outfitters * Forest Service Ranger Station * North Shore Corridor Snowmobile Trail, access from the inn or you can trailer further up the Gunflint Trail Within 20 miles from: * Gunflint Hills Golf Course, 4 miles up the Gunflint Trail, this is a quaint 9-hole course surrounded with birch and maple trees. You may need to wait while moose or deer wander by before you play through. * Devils Track Lake and many other secluded inland lakes * Super National Golf Course * Lutsen Mountains, fantastic downhill skiing in winter, Alpine Slide and Gondola Ride in the non-snow season * Hiking trails, trout and salmon fishing in all kinds of settings, directions and information available at the front desk * Incredible fall colors up and down Highway 61 and the various trails Within 35 miles from: * Grand Portage Stockade, National Monument and casino * Boat service excursions depart Grand Portage for Isle Royale, 20 miles off shore. This famous island of 500,000 acres is a vast wilderness preserve. You can explore the hiking trails or attend a National Park Ranger presentation and guided nature walk. * Hiking, exploring and stream fishing. Devil's Kettle, Honeymoon Bluff, Temperance River Trail, Cascade River Trail (find all seven waterfalls) are a few of the many trails. * Cross-country skiing at its best. Scenic overlook and Pincushion Mountain areas are close to the inn, several other trails are mapped and available to you.

* .01 mile(s) from fuel and convenience store * Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness, pristine, clear waters, pine and birch forest, native wildlife and the solitude of the true wilderness. * Gunflint Trail Starting in Grand Marais, the Trail winds 58 miles through the Superior National Forest, with glacial lakes, wooded hills, and legends of pioneers and fur traders. * 18 mile(s) from Lutsen Mountain Ski Area, the Midwest's only gondola lift, vertical rise 1088 feet. 34 runs. Gondola rides are also available in the summer season. * Lake Superior Circle Tour, a spectacular, beautiful drive around the lake. Starting in Duluth to Grand Marais. Then into Ontario, Canada. Sioux St. Marie, Michigan and across Wisconsin back to Duluth. * Grand Marais Art Colony The North Shore has a reputation for attracting talented artists to study the visual arts. The colony offers classes and exhibits their work in frequent shows in the local art galleries. Within six blocks from: * Picturesque downtown Grand Marais, with unique shops, galleries and eateries * Grand Marais Harbor-docking for fishing boats, sail boats and larger boats * Coast Guard Station * Artists Point, probably the most photographed and painted scene in Grand Marais * Northwind Sailing * Snowmobile rentals, canoe outfitters * Forest Service Ranger Station * North Shore Corridor Snowmobile Trail, access from the inn or you can trailer further up the Gunflint Trail Within 20 miles from: * Gunflint Hills Golf Course, 4 miles up the Gunflint Trail, this is a quaint 9-hole course surrounded with birch and maple trees. You may need to wait while moose or deer wander by before you play through. * Devils Track Lake and many other secluded inland lakes * Super National Golf Course * Lutsen Mountains, fantastic downhill skiing in winter, Alpine Slide and Gondola Ride in the non-snow season * Hiking trails, trout and salmon fishing in all kinds of settings, directions and information available at the front desk * Incredible fall colors up and down Highway 61 and the various trails Within 35 miles from: * Grand Portage Stockade, National Monument and casino * Boat service excursions depart Grand Portage for Isle Royale, 20 miles off shore. This famous island of 500,000 acres is a vast wilderness preserve. You can explore the hiking trails or attend a National Park Ranger presentation and guided nature walk. * Hiking, exploring and stream fishing. Devil's Kettle, Honeymoon Bluff, Temperance River Trail, Cascade River Trail (find all seven waterfalls) are a few of the many trails. * Cross-country skiing at its best. Scenic overlook and Pincushion Mountain areas are close to the inn, several other trails are mapped and available to you.

* .01 mile(s) from fuel and convenience store * Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness, pristine, clear waters, pine and birch forest, native wildlife and the solitude of the true wilderness. * Gunflint Trail Starting in Grand Marais, the Trail winds 58 miles through the Superior National Forest, with glacial lakes, wooded hills, and legends of pioneers and fur traders. * 18 mile(s) from Lutsen Mountain Ski Area, the Midwest's only gondola lift, vertical rise 1088 feet. 34 runs. Gondola rides are also available in the summer season. * Lake Superior Circle Tour, a spectacular, beautiful drive around the lake. Starting in Duluth to Grand Marais. Then into Ontario, Canada. Sioux St. Marie, Michigan and across Wisconsin back to Duluth. * Grand Marais Art Colony The North Shore has a reputation for attracting talented artists to study the visual arts. The colony offers classes and exhibits their work in frequent shows in the local art galleries. Within six blocks from: * Picturesque downtown Grand Marais, with unique shops, galleries and eateries * Grand Marais Harbor-docking for fishing boats, sail boats and larger boats * Coast Guard Station * Artists Point, probably the most photographed and painted scene in Grand Marais * Northwind Sailing * Snowmobile rentals, canoe outfitters * Forest Service Ranger Station * North Shore Corridor Snowmobile Trail, access from the inn or you can trailer further up the Gunflint Trail Within 20 miles from: * Gunflint Hills Golf Course, 4 miles up the Gunflint Trail, this is a quaint 9-hole course surrounded with birch and maple trees. You may need to wait while moose or deer wander by before you play through. * Devils Track Lake and many other secluded inland lakes * Super National Golf Course * Lutsen Mountains, fantastic downhill skiing in winter, Alpine Slide and Gondola Ride in the non-snow season * Hiking trails, trout and salmon fishing in all kinds of settings, directions and information available at the front desk * Incredible fall colors up and down Highway 61 and the various trails Within 35 miles from: * Grand Portage Stockade, National Monument and casino * Boat service excursions depart Grand Portage for Isle Royale, 20 miles off shore. This famous island of 500,000 acres is a vast wilderness preserve. You can explore the hiking trails or attend a National Park Ranger presentation and guided nature walk. * Hiking, exploring and stream fishing. Devil's Kettle, Honeymoon Bluff, Temperance River Trail, Cascade River Trail (find all seven waterfalls) are a few of the many trails. * Cross-country skiing at its best. Scenic overlook and Pincushion Mountain areas are close to the inn, several other trails are mapped and available to you.

* The John Beargrease Dog Sled Race is run each year in mid-January * Fall Foliage, a wonderful display of autumn color against the backdrop of Lake Superior, usually from mid-September to mid-October

* The John Beargrease Dog Sled Race is run each year in mid-January * Fall Foliage, a wonderful display of autumn color against the backdrop of Lake Superior, usually from mid-September to mid-October

* The John Beargrease Dog Sled Race is run each year in mid-January * Fall Foliage, a wonderful display of autumn color against the backdrop of Lake Superior, usually from mid-September to mid-October

* The John Beargrease Dog Sled Race is run each year in mid-January * Fall Foliage, a wonderful display of autumn color against the backdrop of Lake Superior, usually from mid-September to mid-October

* The John Beargrease Dog Sled Race is run each year in mid-January * Fall Foliage, a wonderful display of autumn color against the backdrop of Lake Superior, usually from mid-September to mid-October

* 100 mile(s) from Duluth

* 100 mile(s) from Duluth

* 100 mile(s) from Duluth

* 100 mile(s) from Duluth

* 9 mile(s) from Devils Track Municipal Airport, small planes * 100 mile(s) from Duluth International Airport

* 9 mile(s) from Devils Track Municipal Airport, small planes * 100 mile(s) from Duluth International Airport

* 18 mile(s) from Lutsen Mountain Ski Area, the Midwest's only gondola lift, vertical rise 1088 feet. 34 runs. Gondola rides are also available in the summer season.

* 0 mile(s) from Kayak Outfitters * .01 mile(s) from Fuel and Convenience Store

* 9 mile(s) from Devils Track Municipal Airport, small planes * 100 mile(s) from Duluth International Airport