The southern shores of Lake Superior offer wide, sandy beaches that stretch out for miles. Whether you are a rockhound, sunbather, swimmer, or you want to enjoy the most beautiful sunsets in the world, you'll find a kind of peace and serenity that only exists here. You can stroll lakeshore beaches in any direction you choose and rarely encounter another living soul, aside from occasional wildlife...
These beaches are all in or within walking distance from town:
Agate Beach: the rockhounds' and agate hunters' first stop in Grand Marais
Grand Marais Harbor: a protected swimming beach, volleyball net, playground and parking
Woodland Park Beach: a wide sandy beach with something for everyone
Mouth of the Grand Sable River: reach this beautiful beach by walking down the steps of Sable Falls and following a short trail along the river out to the lake.
Want a beach that is truly secluded? Try one of these locations, not far from town:
Perry's Landing - approximately ten miles east of Grand Marais on H-58 is this beautiful rock and sand beach. A wonderful place to hunt for lake stones!
Hurricane River and Twelvemile Beach: these two beaches are west of Grand Marais in Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore.
Click here to download the Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore official map.
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