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Judge C. R. Magney State Park
North Shore is always the best part of any body of water, isn’t it? In any case, that rings true here! Judge C.R. Magney State Park takes up the scenic, north side of Lake Superior, only 25 miles down Highway 61 from the Canadian border.
The rocky and rugged terrain of the park gives way to some killer waterfalls, namely the unusual and grand Devil’s Kettle, where half of the Brule River disappears into a giant, black pothole. Even though there’s steep stair-stepping to get to the Kettle, plus the Upper and Lower Falls, the sight is unexplainable and totally worth it. Upstream, you’ll find incredible rapids for more experienced whitewater rafters and plenty of trout and salmon for the anglers of the group. Downstream, you can camp and give your legs a rest after all that climbin’! This shore is definitely worth staying beside, wh
North Shore is always the best part of any body of water, isn’t it? In any case, that rings true here! Judge C.R. Magney State Park takes up the scenic, north side of Lake Superior, only 25 miles down Highway 61 from the Canadian border.
The rocky and rugged terrain of the park gives way to some killer waterfalls, namely the unusual and grand Devil’s Kettle, where half of the Brule River disappears into a giant, black pothole. Even though there’s steep stair-stepping to get to the Kettle, plus the Upper and Lower Falls, the sight is unexplainable and totally worth it. Upstream, you’ll find incredible rapids for more experienced whitewater rafters and plenty of trout and salmon for the anglers of the group. Downstream, you can camp and give your legs a rest after all that climbin’! This shore is definitely worth staying beside, where the rushing power of these grand waters meets the dense greenery of the Minnesota woodland. Every view is guaranteed to be incredible and even better than the last!
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Hikers and anglers, looking for a quiet outdoor getaway? Head to Judge C. R. Magney State Park Campground for a long weekend, or stay the entire week. You won’t want to miss the hike along the Brule River to the falls at Devil’s Kettle. It’s quite a scenic hike, so don't you forget to bring your camera. Bonus: the river is a great place to cast a Read more...
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