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Superior, Wisconsin
While it is the smaller, low-lying sibling of the Duluth-Superior Twin Ports area, Superior, Wisconsin has lots of things to do and see worth your attention.
Most of the attractions are located along US Highway 53 coming from the east into town. If you are going to be in Wisconsin for a while, stop at the WI Travel Information Center, east of town near Moccasin Mike Rd. Otherwise plan to stop at the Visitor Information booth at Richard Bong World War II Heritage Center in Superior. It is located off Highway 53, on the lake near Barkers Island. This is also a good place to park if you plan to hike or bike along the Osaugie Waterfront Trail.
The Northwest Outlet, near the Bong Bridge, is one of our favorite stops to shop for good deals on camping gear and clothing.
If a search for the world's best hamburger is something that lights up your eyes, there are a couple of grills and bars in Superior that you must visit. See them profiled in our Superior See and Do attractions page.
An increasingly popular event in both Duluth & Superior is the Dragon Boat Festival held the last week in August. There are thousands of competitors as well as even more spectators.
Here's a few more things to do and see while in Superior, Wisconsin
Also see ScenicPathways.com - keyword search Superior, Wisconsin for recent updates on interesting things to see and do in the Superior area. |
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Harbor View Park
Harbor View park entrance, with
the S.S. Meteor & Maritime Museum in the background > > >
< < < Statue dedicated to the Seamen of the Great Lakes
< < < A nice spot to relax with a book . . . Duluth in the background
A "Monkey" playing on the park's jungle jim! The "blue mulch" is actually old ground up tires > > >
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Osaugie Waterfront Trail
< < < The Osaugie Trail is a paved 5.2 mile long walking trail traveling along Superior and Allouez Bays of Lake Superior.
The Richard Bong Heritage Museum also houses the Superior Douglas County Travel Visitor Center and anchors the NW end of the Osaugie Waterfront Trail. > > >
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While you get some good exercise walking the lakefront trail, serious hikers should investigate the trails at nearby Pattison or Amnicon Falls State Parks. See the aforementioned Douglas County Travel Visitor Center and our links below for more info |
< < < Fairlawn Mansion & Museum. Open year round for guided tours and events. Two other interesting museums are the SS Meteor, a restored whaleback Lake Superior Freighter, and the 1898 Old Firehouse Museum. Click here for Fairlawn Holiday Events
The nearby Brule River is one of Wisconsin's premier canoeing rivers. It is also an exceptional trout stream. > > > |
Hometown Favorite Pubs, Grills and Interesting Places
 
Unique Superior Bars & Pubs |
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Links Superior, Wi Visitor & Travel Information
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 More Superior, WI Attractions, things to see and do |
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Superior, Wisconsin Camping
- Pattison State Park
State's highest waterfall, nature center, 9 miles of hiking trails, 59 campsites, RV (18 electric hookups & dump station) and tent camping (showers and flush toilets in summer)
- Amnicon Falls State Park
Waterfalls, hiking, picnic area, tent camping . Camp sites mostly rustic, but well spaced and laid out.
- Brule River State Forest
Rustic tent camping, canoe camping, trout fishing.
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 Directory to Minnesota's North Shore Leg
of Lake Superior Circle Tour
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Campground Directory
Lake Superior Circle Tour
Lake Superior Dragon Boat Festival
Nemadji Golf Course
36 hole championship course Superior, Wisconsin
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Wisconsin Gift Baskets & Gift Ideas
Wisconsin Waterfalls
Hotel, Motel Lodging
Ashland, Superior, Ironwood, Wisconsin South Shore
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