Travel and transport agencies Shores Of Lake Superior

The Gunflint Trail is a destination in northeastern Minnesota, near the town of Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness. It's a place where nature takes center stage, with an animal population more numerous than that of humans. The area's northern forests and lakes abound with exciting activities to do in spring, summer, fall and winter. Whether you want to plan a vacation, find accommodation, restaurants, canoe trips, camping or events all year round, the Gunflint Trail Association website is here to help. Early booking is recommended, as every season on the Gunflint Trail is sensational. You'll see elk with their new brown fur and long-legged cubs. There's always a good chance of spotting them in the wetlands where cattails grow. The Gunflint Trail is also a 57-mile Minnesota Scenic Byway, linking Grand Marais on the north shore of Lake Superior to Saganaga Lake near the Canadian border.

To get around the surrounding towns, the most economical option is to take a Greyhound bus. They circulate all year round and, depending on the destination, there are several departures during the day. The vehicles are comfortable, they are equipped with toilets and, most often, wifi. The Duluth Transit Center is centrally located and easily accessible. It takes about 3 hours by bus from Duluth to Minneapolis. Several departures a day.