The Outpost Motel welcomes you to Lake Superior’s beautiful North Shore!
The Outpost is located on 18 acres of mostly wooded land along Lake Superior’s north shore. Just across the road from the motel is a sand and pebble beach on Lake Superior, perfect for walks on the beach, rock hunting, picnics, or just relaxing to the sounds of the waves. To the back of the Outpost is the Superior National Forest.
A hiking trail from the Outpost joins the Superior Hiking Trail, which parallels Lake Superior’s shoreline for more than 120 miles through boreal forests. Just a short walk from the Outpost is the Kadunce Wayside Park, in which scenic hiking trails follow the deep gorges and waterfalls of the Kadunce Creek. In addition, a recreation area at the Outpost includes volleyball, badminton, horseshoes, croquet, swings, a jungle gym, and a picnic area.
Family owned and operated, and with only 14 units, the Outpost Motel provides peaceful accommodations while you explore the wonders of Lake Superior’s beautiful north shore.
Phone Number (218) 387-1833
The Outpost Motel
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