North Shore of MN - inn/B&B suggestions
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North Shore of MN - inn/B&B suggestions
Husband and I are going to visit his family in the Twin Cities this June. Husband wants to take me up to the North Shore, he wants to show me some areas that he went to as a kid. Do you know of any small inns or B&B's that are on the water in maybe Two Harbors or Silver Bay (did I get that right?). We went to go up past Duluth but maybe not as quite as far as Grand Portage.
Husband doesn't know many places because they always camped there and we'll be staying in a inn or B&B instead.
TIA!
Husband doesn't know many places because they always camped there and we'll be staying in a inn or B&B instead.
TIA!
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Hi Ellenrho,
You have some excellent suggestions above. Feel free to click here if you have interest in our trip report:
http://www.fodors.com/forums/threads...1&tid=34646739
We prefer driving beyond Two Harbors and like the Lutsen area better, or continue further up to Grand Marais.
And cmcfong, could not be more right, if you do make it to Grand Marais, The Antry Trout Cafe is an absolute must!
Enjoy it on the North Shore, it is so lovely! Tiff
You have some excellent suggestions above. Feel free to click here if you have interest in our trip report:
http://www.fodors.com/forums/threads...1&tid=34646739
We prefer driving beyond Two Harbors and like the Lutsen area better, or continue further up to Grand Marais.
And cmcfong, could not be more right, if you do make it to Grand Marais, The Antry Trout Cafe is an absolute must!
Enjoy it on the North Shore, it is so lovely! Tiff
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Also Ellenrho,
This website may be helpful to you
http://www.northshorevisitor.com/lodging/bandbs.html
This website may be helpful to you
http://www.northshorevisitor.com/lodging/bandbs.html
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Ok Ellenrho, one more thing and then you'll be rid of me for sure, lol.
...If you do indeed not want to drive further up the shore as we always do, I found this new lodging that might appeal to you, it is near Two Harbors.
We have always wanted to stay further up the shore as to be closer to the rivers, falls, and Grand Marais. But these accommodations might be nice if we had a limited amount of time:
www.larsmontcottages.com
Let us know how your plans go!
...If you do indeed not want to drive further up the shore as we always do, I found this new lodging that might appeal to you, it is near Two Harbors.
We have always wanted to stay further up the shore as to be closer to the rivers, falls, and Grand Marais. But these accommodations might be nice if we had a limited amount of time:
www.larsmontcottages.com
Let us know how your plans go!
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Another great restaurant in that area is the Scenic Cafe. Heading out of Duluth on the Scenic highway it will be on your right. WOW. Great food. I could have stayed a week. It would be easy to dine there if you stay in the Two Harbors area.
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I endorse the Angry Trout wholeheartedly. But another restaurant that I havn't heard on this thread yet is Betty's Pie in Two Harbors. Betty still makes the pies there - over 300 of them every day. People come from all over the world. It is indeed worth a stop if just for a piece of pie.
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We stayed at http://www.travelersrest.com/ (Nelson's Travelers Rest) while doing a north shore trip. It wasn't right on the water - but could walk to the beach from there. The cabins were nice - nothing extremely fancy - but reasonably priced, very clean, well stocked and the people very friendly. We plan to stay there again.
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