Along Old Hwy 61, from Duluth to McQuade Small Craft Harbor there are nine paved pull-off areas that allow you access to the shoreline for fishing or simply taking a break.
Water
Some of the pull-offs have a water faucet available
Paths To Shore
Most of the trails leading down the bank to the water are red clay and unimproved. In wet conditions these can be very slippery.
Google Overhead Of Area
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