CANAL PARK
Home to the Aerial Lift Bridge, the Lake Superior Maritime Visitor Center and dozens of quaint shops, restaurants and art galleries, Canal Park is one of the most popular tourist spots in Duluth. And it’s a short walk from Pier B Resort! Watch ships pass through the canal or enjoy a walk or bike ride along the Lakewalk. 

THE DULUTH LAKEWALK
More than 7.5 miles in length, the Duluth Lakewalk’s western-most part begins at Pier B and runs all the way to Brighton Beach. This scenic Lakewalk is great for walkers and runners, rollerbladers and bikers. Restaurants, sculptures, views and more saturate the Lakewalk, making it a major attraction in Duluth.

PARK POINT RECREATION AREA
A popular destination for swimming and recreation, the Park Point recreation area is located at the end of Minnesota Avenue across the Aerial Lift Bridge. It hosts a large playing field, sand volleyball courts, a playground, and multiple pavilions and grills. Enjoy a long, relaxing walk along the 7-mile beach. Lifeguards are on the beach during the summer season. 

BRIGHTON BEACH
Enjoy a picnic and grilling along the beautiful shores of Lake Superior. Brighton Beach, located in eastern Duluth, features trails that follow the shoreline. It’s a great place to stop before heading up the North Shore.

SCENIC HIGHWAY 61
If you have some time and want to see beautiful Lake Superior, drive the Scenic Highway 61. Scenic 61 follows the shore of Lake Superior, running from Duluth all the way to the Canadian border. Two Harbors and Grand Marais are popular destinations to visit on Highway 61. The route is packed with shops, restaurants and outdoor activities – and of course, unprecedented views of Lake Superior.

SPLIT ROCK LIGHTHOUSE
Shipwrecks from a mighty November gale in 1905 prompted the construction of this rugged landmark. Completed in 1910 by the U.S. Lighthouse Service, Split Rock Light Station soon became one of Minnesota’s best know landmarks.

ENGER TOWER
For some of the most picturesque, panoramic views of Duluth, climb the five stories to the top of Enger Tower. Built in 1939 from bluestone taken from this region, Enger Tower was dedicated to Bert Enger, a Norwegian who came to this country and became a successful furniture dealer. When he died, he donated two-thirds of his estate to the City of Duluth, which now includes the tower, a beautifully manicured park and a golf course.

S.S. METEOR MARITIME MUSEUM
This uniquely shaped ship carried a variety of cargo on the Great Lake until the 1970s. The tour takes you through the pilot house, crews’ quarters, and engine room, housing the original and impressive turn-of-the-century steam engine.

BAYFRONT FESTIVAL PARK
Few things are more fun than a summer concert on the bright, beautiful shore of Lake Superior. Bayfront is home to numerous concerts in the summer, surrounded by spectacular landscapes, and home to Bentleyville Tour of Lights from late November to the end of December. It is located just across the marina from Pier B.

GLENSHEEN MANSION
Glensheen Mansion, the most visited historic home in Minnesota, boasts 12 acres of gardens, bridges and the 39-room mansion on the shore of Lake Superior. Famous for its craftsmanship and controversial history, Chester and Clara Congdon built Glensheen from 1905-08 as their home. It was donated to the University of Minnesota in 1979, and features all the original furniture, art, décor and other elements in the home – even the bed sheets!

THE DEPOT – ST. LOUIS COUNTY HERITAGE & ARTS CENTER
The Duluth Depot is home to eight different organizations. Lake Superior Railroad Museum, The Duluth Playhouse, Minnesota Ballet, St. Louis County Historical Society, Duluth Art Institute, Arrowhead Chorale, and Matinée Musicale strongly contribute to the vivacious arts presence in Duluth. The Depot serves as headquarters for the North Shore Scenic Railroad.

THE DECC
The Duluth Entertainment and Convention Center provides an ideal setting for meetings and conventions. Panoramic views provide a spectacular backdrop for two ballrooms, 25 meeting rooms and 100,000-sqaure-feet of exhibit space. The DECC is home to concerts, home and sports shows, performances, and more. Under the same roof, UMD Bulldog Hockey calls Amsoil Arena home.

DULUTH ART INSTITUTE
Operating for more than 100 years, the Duluth Art Institute is committed to contemporary curatorial practices and showcasing work from emerging and professional artists ranging locally and nationally. It is located in the Duluth Depot.

DULUTH CHILDREN’S MUSEUM
From a dinosaur dig to ball and ramps, the creative and interactive exhibits and programs are designed to spark children’s curiosity through playing, learning, and discovering. The Duluth Children’s Museum educates children in the fields of science, technology, math and science, creativity development, critical thinking, collaboration and communication skills.

THE DULUTH PLAYHOUSE
Featuring local and professional artists, The Playhouse has been hosting a full season of entertaining shows since 1914. Characters and stories come to life on the various stages including the Main Stage, Children’s Theatre, The Underground and the newly remodeled historic NorShor Theatre.

SPIRIT MOUNTAIN
Regardless of the season, Spirit Mountain offers adventure and fun for the entire family. Built in 1974 to bolster winter activities, the mountain offers skiing, snowboarding, fat biking, snow tubing and Nordic trails in the winter. During the warmer months, enjoy hiking and biking trails, the alpine coaster, zip line, mini golf and scenic chairlift rides.

GREAT LAKES AQUARIUM
Featuring daily programs, this hands-on discovery center inspires guests to explore animals and habitats found in the Great Lakes and waters around the world. It is a short walk on the Lakewalk from Pier B Resort.

LAKE SUPERIOR ZOO
Explore the zoo’s beautiful park. Located on Kingsbury Creek at the base of Spirit Mountain, the zoo is home to a wide array of animals and exhibits for the whole family to enjoy