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The Superior Hiking Trail is one of the finest networks of footpath hiking trails to be found in the United States, covering 296 miles along the rocky ridge-line that rises above Lake Superior. Located on Minnesota’s North Shore, it runs from Duluth to the Canadian border.

Highlights

• Trailhead Parking every 5 to 10 miles
• 92 Free Backcountry Campsites
• No Fees, No Reservations, No Permits Required to Hike or Camp.
• Dogs Required to be on Leash.
• Maintained by Hundreds of Volunteers

Association Great Events

• Guided Hikes
• National Trails Day
• Ridgeline Online – Articles +
• Trail Maintenance Work Projects
• Forest Growth Project
• …and much more!

Trail Map Highlights and Section Details

The Superior Hiking Trail Association builds, maintains, and manages the trail with the help of hundreds of volunteers. By purchasing a New Member Trail Package, you will receive an individual membership, along with “The Guide To The Superior Trail” book, complete set of trail maps, member sticker, bumper sticker, list of suggested hikes,  trail details, and the fact that you are part of a place that will be there for years and years to come!

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