Lakewalk — Attraction in Duluth

Enjoyed 3 strolls with my wife along this great path in the 3 days we were in Duluth. Although I believe I heard it was 7 miles long, we just did the stretch between Leif Ericsson Park (free parking) and the Aerial Bridge.

We saw a lake otter being chased and harassed by a pack of seagulls. We also saw an incredible sunrise on a glassy Lake Superior.

We appreciated the boardwalk and bike path side by side in the busy stretch closest to Canal Park. Our boat tour guide noted that a storm destroyed a good portion of it sometime in the last 5 years and it apparently cost the city $17 million to rebuild (much stronger...

Gorgeous place to go for a walk—boats, boulders, bridges and lots of interesting stores and good restaurants nearby.

One complaint: snow removal. There was no sign whatsoever that any attempt had ever been made to remove, salt, or reduce the snow and ice cover on the sidewalks.

Ramps were ice rinks. Stairs were lumpy ramps of packed snow. Sidewalks were covered in inches of packed snow. Shovel it, salt it, heck ZAMBONI it.

The businesses in the area seem to do their part to remove snow in front of their businesses, but the public sidewalks along the lake are...

I've had the pleasure of visiting Lakewalk while I was recently in Duluth. I was simply amazed as I thought the scenic beauty of Lake Superior is on full display here and the Lakewalk trail provides a perfect vantage point to soak it all in. Whether you're out for a leisurely stroll, a jog, or simply looking for a peaceful spot to relax, Lakewalk has it all. Parking is super convenient, and there are nearby picnic areas and benches where you can sit and enjoy a snack while listening to the soothing sound...