Harbor
Park Point - 8th Street Access
Small harbor side sand beach with close access…….
Disclaimer for this: (see other places, ie American Whitewater)
(Map on watertrail info-link to Lake Superior Water Trail)
Lake Superior
Two Harbors:
Burlington Bay: https://goo.gl/maps/
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Stoney Point : https://goo.gl/maps/
McQuade Safe Harbor: https://goo.gl/maps/
Knife River Beach: https://goo.gl/maps/
Brighton Beach Duluth: https://goo.gl/maps/
Lester River Duluth: https://goo.gl/maps/
Park Point Duluth:
Tot Lot – 12th Street Beach: https://goo.gl/maps/
W544wWfy6A92 Harbor Side Near Recreation Area, Easy Put In: https://goo.gl/maps/
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Wisconsin:
St. Louis River Estuary:
Rivers:
St. Louis River:
The St. Louis River begins near Hoyt Lakes, Minnesota and flows through Superior National Forest into Wisconsin, finally reaching Lake Superior. The St. Louis River watershed is large, covering 3,650 square miles. The lower St. Louis is one of the rivers in the state with whitewater rafting opportunities. This fast moving river creates rapids that are recommended for the experienced paddler only.
River Map for the “Upper” St. Louis River between Scanlon and Carlton
More information from American Whitewater
Cloquet River
This river contains significant stretches of Class I-II rapids, and there are some Class III rapids near Island Lake Reservoir. About rapids classes. Tell me more about this river's landscape, wildlife, and history.
North Shore: Just Link to American Whitewater versus doing couple individual rivers.
https://www.
Inland Lakes:
Island Lake:
The Island Lake Reservoir is actually part of the Cloquet River system and is maintained by MN Power. It has a max depth of 94 feet with a size of 10,800 acres with 70 miles of shoreline. The dominant game fish species include Walleye, Black Crappie, Smallmouth and Largemouth Bass, Northern Pike, Yellow Perch, and Muskellunge (stocked)
There are 3 locations for public boat access on the lake
Island Lake Dam Recreation Area
Abbott Road
Hideaway Recreation Area
Map of the Island Lake Reservoir
Boulder Lake:
Links to much more detail including maps:
http://www.nwrpc.com/
This has links to maps of all launch sites and details about amenities/conditions at each
http://nwrpcmaps.nwrpc.com/
Lake superior water trail map with access points, emergency access points, distances, etc.