Looking for a quiet spot to take in the beauty of Lake Superior? Cutface Creek Wayside Rest is a seasonal stop along Highway 61 that offers easy access to a Lake Superior beache, the Gitchi-Gami State Trail for biking and hiking, picnic area, and more. It’s a beautiful place to unwind. Cutface Creek Wayside is open from May – October.
Why Stop at Cutface Creek?
- Prime Location: Just 6 miles southwest of Grand Marais, right on Highway 61, with stunning views of Good Harbor Bay.
- Lake Superior Beach: Smooth rock shoreline perfect for skipping stones, soaking up the view, or enjoying a peaceful moment by the waves.
- Picnic Areas: Multiple tables available for lakeside lunches with one of the best views on the North Shore.
- Dog-Friendly: Designated dog-walking area so your furry friend can stretch their legs, too.
- Seasonal Amenities: Open spring through fall with a vaulted toilet on-site.
Gateway to the Gitchi-Gami State Trail
- Direct access to the Gitchi-Gami State Trail, a paved multi-use trail ideal for biking, walking, or running.
- This section goes into downtown Grand Marais. Cross over the lovely Fall River along the way!
- Offers a perfect mix of Lake Superior views, lush forest scenery, and seasonal wildflowers.
Cutface Creek Wayside is open May - October
Cutface Creek is a lovely spot to pause during your North Shore adventure. Whether you’re here to enjoy the Gitchi-Gami State Trail, relax by the Lake Superior shoreline, or simply take a break, Cutface Creek Wayside Rest is a must-stop on your North Shore journey.
