Superior Hiking Trail
Long-distance footpath through hilly boreal forest and the expansive backcountry of Lake Superior's Minnesota shore.
Difficult Hiking
- Distance
- 478 km
- Ascent
- 6.1 km
- Descent
- 5.8 km
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Long-distance footpath through hilly boreal forest and the expansive backcountry of Lake Superior's Minnesota shore.
Difficult Hiking
Mild Tree skiing with almost always fresh powder and no tracks: allowing you to pave the way!
Moderate Freeride Skiing
A fun glade run. Can get very skied out if no snowfall. Is prone to exposed rocks, dirt and ice if there has been little snowfall.
Easy Freeride Skiing
Run begins with thick glades then you arrive to a 20 foot cliff band in which there are 2-3 chutes down of varying difficulty. The exit is crowded with rocks and trees so control is needed. The run requires a short hike to get back to the chairlift.
Moderate Freeride Skiing
Remote, techy single track trail along the north shore.
Difficult Trail Running
Loop starting/finishing from Guelph Line access.
Moderate Trail Running
This is the first of the slides west of Georgian Peaks. These are clearly visible from the highway. None of the georgian slides are skied frequently.
Difficult Ski Touring
Steep line. No resort here because it's too steep for lifts. Short but sweet.
Difficult Ski Touring