Back to Duluth

Back to Duluth

First stop the next day was Grand Portage state park which was right at the Minnesota/Canada border. There’s a river called Pigeon River that separates the US from Canada and has some waterfalls that are a fairly short walk through the woods along a path. We took in the waterfall, waved to Canada and continued on our drive.
Next we stopped for lunch in Grand Marais and also grabbed a few donuts from “The World’s Best Donuts” shop. Not sure if they were the world’s best but they were pretty good.
After lunch we continued on our journey with stops at four state parks with hikes to more waterfalls and another lighthouse called Two Harbors. The parks were Cascade River, Temperance River, Tettegouche and Gooseberry Falls. The lighthouse was unique in that it is still an active lighthouse with a twist. It was converted into a bed and breakfast with the operating light on top. Kinda cool. After that we drove home exhausted.

Welcome sign at the US/Canadian border
The welcome center to Grand Portage State Park and Pidgeon Falls
Pidgeon Falls

The Pidgeon River with Ontario, Canada on the other side

Lake Superior
World’s Best Donuts
Baptism river leading out to Lake Superior
Bridge crossing over the waterfall
River leading to the waterfall
River leading to High Falls
Sitting on top of High Falls
Looking down from the waterfall with Jamie at the bottom. I think I heard her yelling “JUMP!”
High Falls in Tettegouche State Park
Walkway under the bridge at Goosebury Falls
Goosebury River
Goosebury Falls
Two Harbors Lighthouse
Long walk out the jetty protecting the docks
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