The Edgewater Resort & Waterpark Hotel features the only indoor water park in northern Minnesota. Families will enjoy the water slides, play areas and outdoor recreation areas. Our fitness and business centers are great for the business and leisure travelers. We offer free high speed wireless internet in all rooms. Enjoy dinner from the Edge Bar & Grill. We offer lake view rooms and a have all the amenities to make your day brighter! Our specials can make any vacation a holiday.

The Inn on Lake Superior offers classic lodging right on the shores of Lake Superior. It is the nicest hotel in Canal Park. Wake up to a spectacular sunrise over the lake while you enjoy their fabulous waffles and wonderful breakfast. S’mores at night in the backyard is a great way to unwind your family vacation day. Duluth visitors without children will enjoy our fireplace rooms and Jacuzzi suites. The rooftop pool is just the place to take in the relaxing nature of the city of Duluth. This hotel is perfect for visitors who want a fitness center, business center, free wireless high speed internet and a staff that is ready to make your stay special.

Travelers to Duluth will find easy access to Downtown Duluth at the Holiday Inn Hotel & Suites in the heart of the city. This hotel connects to the skywalk system where guests can easily access downtown shopping and the Duluth Entertainment and Convention Center (the DECC).

Just over the Richard I. Bong Bridge (the High Bridge) connecting Duluth, MN with Superior, WI, lodging can be found at the Best Western Bridgeview, at the foot of the High Bridge in Superior, Wisconsin.

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The summer months in Duluth are the perfect setting for a Vista Fleet Lunch or Dinner Cruise. Enjoy a wonderfully prepared meal by Savories Catering while touring the Duluth harbor aboard the Vista Star passenger vessel. This is a dining must for Duluth visitors looking for fabulous food and fun all in one!  You can also enjoy Savories at Savories To Go Deli where they offer lunch, dinner and dessert.

Canal Park in the city of Duluth, Minnesota has the original Grandma’s Saloon & Grill Restaurant. Their local and American food entrees are portioned large and taste delicious. The Wild Rice Chicken Tetrazini is a specialty and highly recommended. Also in Canal Park you will find Bellisio’s Italian Restaurant & Wine Bar, Famous Dave’s Bar-B-Que, Green Mill for sandwiches and pasta, Old Chicago for pizza and calzones, Little Angie’s Cantina Bar & Grill, Timberlodge Steakhouse, Red Lobster, and the Lake Avenue Café.Downtown Duluth adds additional food choices with the Duluth Athletic Club Bar & Grill, Sneakers Sports Bar & Grill, Pizza Luce, Top of the Harbor revolving restaurant, and the Pickwick Restaurant, one of Duluth’s oldest establishments.

On the eastern side of the city of Duluth, you will find delicious sandwiches, salads and dinner specials at the Savories To Go Deli. Blackwoods Grill & Bar and Perkins Family Restaurant near the Edgewater Resort & Waterpark, offer a wide variety of food choices. If you are staying at the Edge, the Edge Bar & Grill has menu options for all ages.Near the Miller Hill Mall, you will find Olive Garden, Outback Steakhouse, Grizzly’s Grill, Old Country Buffet and the classic Bridgeman’s Family Restaurant.

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Lake Superior and the North Shore from Duluth, Minnesota, are beautiful and full of surprises. A trip up the north shore is a wonderful vacation destination for any outdoor enthusiast. Visitors to the North Woods can hike, bicycle, walk, or skate on miles of paved trails or enjoy the trails winding through our state forests.The Superior Hiking Trail is a 210-mile trail from just north of Duluth, MN to the Canadian border. The longest paved path is the Willard Munger State Trail which connects Duluth with the scenic Jay Cooke State Park.

Visitors to Duluth can take a drive along the North Shore Scenic Drive and make stops along the way at various state parks. Gooseberry Falls State Park allows visitors to get up close to its waterfalls and has miles of hiking trails. Split Rock Lighthouse will surely be a favorite destination.Canoeing or kayaking is a great way to experience Lake Superior and the many beaches and coves along its shores. Visitors can charter a boat and do some fishing while taking in the rocky shores.

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Attractions abound and are plenty enough to fill any visitor’s day to the city of Duluth, but if you are looking for something more to do…Duluth has got that for you too.

Bayfront Festival Park has wide open spaces for flying kites, tossing a Frisbee or just having a picnic. Summer months bring music and entertainment with the Bayfront Blues Festival as well as local entertainers. Not far from the park is the Lakewalk. This boardwalk extends for miles along the shores of Lake Superior. Duluth Visitors can walk, run, rollerblade, or bicycle their way along the Lakewalk. Multiple seated bikes may be rented in Canal Park.

Just over the Aerial Lift Bridge is Park Point. Visitors can meander to the Park Point Beach and enjoy jumping the waves of Lake Superior, search for agates, enjoy a game of volleyball in the park, or play with the kids in the playground. With Lake Superior as your back yard, take a charter fishing expedition for the day with licensed guides and equipment provided.

The grass is greener for any golf game in Duluth, MN and there are three public golf courses in Duluth, MN and Superior, WI.Duluth supports many festivals and events all year. The Duluth Superior Symphony Orchestra features family, pop and classical concerts. Art and craft fairs can be found during the summer on Park Point and at Glensheen. The Lake Superior Dragon Boat Festival is held at Barkers Island each year to the delight of visitors from all over. The DECC brings in world-class shows each year. The Proctor Speedway near Duluth and the Superior Speedway in Wisconsin offer visitors a chance to watch stock car racing.

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Business is booming in Duluth, Minnesota. Technology has found that this northern Minnesota city is a great place to bring their companies. With more than six colleges and universities in the Duluth, MN and Superior, WI areas, there is a good supply of intelligent applicants.

Education and business work together in Duluth, MN and Superior, WI. The University of Minnesota, Duluth campus continues to grow and provide quality education with many degree programs. The College of St. Scholastica offers an equivalent ivy-league education without the cost. Just over the bridge, the University of Wisconsin – Superior campus offers a multi-cultural education. Lake Superior College, Wisconsin Indian Technical College, and the Duluth Business University round out the area’s largest educational institutions.

Duluth has some of the best medical care in the state with St. Mary’s Medical Center, St. Luke’s Hospital, the Duluth Clinic, and the Miller-Dwan Medical Center. Satellite surgery centers like the Lakewalk Surgery Center offer more comforts of home and quality physicians working with the major hospitals and clinics to provide a different experience for patients needing surgery.Cirrus Design Corporation, Northstar Aerospace, Minnesota Power - Allete, Citon Computer Corporation, Minnesota Air National Guard – 148th FW, Monaco Air, and Stora Enso Paper Mill all call Duluth home.

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Duluth, Minnesota attractions focus on history, nature and fun. Start your family vacation with a sight-seeing cruise with the Vista Fleet. The Vista has two tour boats in the Duluth harbor. Guests can enjoy lunch or dinner while touring the harbor and Lake Superior. Tours are fully narrated and a great way to view the city of Duluth. The Vista also offers tours from Barker’s Island in Superior, Wisconsin.

The Lake Superior Zoo is a Duluth attraction for all to see. Located a short drive from Downtown Duluth, the Lake Superior Zoo has hands on exhibits and a couple of playful polar bears that will bring a smile to everyone. For a more educational venue, visit the Great Lakes Aquarium and learn about all the creatures in the Great Lakes. Visitors can get up close to many species of fish and wildlife.

The North Shore Scenic Railroad at The Depot offers narrated rides and various entertainment trains including pizza trains, tea trains, and murder mystery trains. The Lake Superior & Mississippi Railroad in West Duluth takes passengers on a journey along the St. Louis River. 

The S.S. William A. Irvin Ore Boat Museum, aka Great Lakes Floating Maritime Museum, gives visitors and up close look at the inside of an ore boat. Visitors in October will get a thrill from the haunted ship as this ore boat turns into the spookiest venue in town.

The historic Congdon Estate, Glensheen, offers a look at the past in rich detail. Visitors can tour this Lake Superior mansion and grounds most of the year. The Fairlawn Museum in Superior is one of America’s castles. Visitors will enjoy this Victorian era mansion as well as the views of Barker’s Island.

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