Nestled right on the shore of Lake Superior Two Harbors has everything to offer from the unique shops and restaurants to the miles of accessible shore line of majestic Lake Superior. The rich history and culture of this quaint community attracts visitors from around the world. What make this town stand out from all the others you ask? This centrally located community provides endless opportunities
for visitors to take day trips in every direction and still return to pampering accommodations to suit every travelers needs. Plan a day at Minnesota’s finest state parks, hike the miles of the Superior Hiking trials or bike the Gutche Gumme, all with in just minutes from Two Harbors. If shopping is your desire check out the one of a kind gifts shops & galleries that provides the unique character of this town. While shopping, don’t forget to stop in to one of the award winning restaurants or pubs along the way. While staying in Two Harbors take a stroll down the Sonju trail and enjoy the tranquility of the Lake Superior shoreline where you can see the historic waterfront and stop by the Two Harbors Light Station. The Light Station is one of four museums operated by the Lake County Historical Society. The others are the Duluth & Iron Range Depot Museum, the Edna G Tugboat Tour, and the Dwan Building 3M Museum. Launch your Kayak at Burlington Bay and check out the coves and ledges along Lake Superior while hunting for a sighting of a bald eagle or a four legged creature. If kayaking isn’t your thing, hunt for agates, skip stones, or just soak up the sun on this beautiful public beach. Across the Hwy from the beach you will find Lakeview National Golf Course, try out your swing while enjoying the scenic views and wild life that this course has to offer. Cast your hook off the break wall into Agate Bay, and catch yourself a Lake Superior salmon, while admiring the 1000ft ore boats loading with taconite pellets in the first iron ore docks built on the great lakes. While you are at Agate Bay, try out your scuba gear and explore the famous Samuel P. Ely ship wreck which is on the National Registry for historic places in Minnesota! If you are looking for the hustle and bustle of the big city take a 25 minute ride to Duluth, enjoy the casino and shopping malls while retreating back to Two Harbors for an evening of comfort and hospitality! What ever you’re seeking romance or adventure you will find it in this “little” town with a “big” personality.
