ミネソタの山小屋＆キャビン・トップ10

Would love to know more about this little log cabin, but it's definitely a highlight of a ride.

I'm guessing Alesha might be the hairdressers name that has the salon by here? I have never seen anyone around this miniature log cabin, but it is a cool highlight I think, and a place I go by frequently.

This campsite is located right along the Border Route Trail, with a single tent pad, a stone campfire ring, and a picnic table. Since this campsite is outside of the BWCAW, you do not need a permit to camp here. This area can sometimes have a little overactive vegetation reaching for sunlight, so you may need to do a little clearing before you pitch your tent.

This campsite is steps from the trail and is located near the portages leading to East Pike and McFarland Lakes. It's an ideal spot to spend a peaceful night under the stars, with the option of a side trip to explore the nearby lakes, where you can relax and take in the scenery.

This campsite one of the best on the lake. The fire pit is well-placed on a rock platform high above the lake, offering breathtaking views to the east—perfect to watch the sunrise with a cup of coffee or tea to start your morning. There is a fantastic selection of several tent pads, and the latrine is in an ideal location, just out of the way. If you’re looking to stop for the day, this campsite is an excellent choice. It’s relatively close to the portage to Mountain Lake, so while you're here, you may hear groups passing by on the way to their next adventure.

The Gitchi Gummi Lookout Shelter was constructed by the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) between 1935 and 1936 during the Great Depression. An historic outhouse, which is no longer in use, was built behind the Lookout Shelter in 1936.

Look like nice cabins, now up to 5 of them I think. Building with running water toilets and showers.

This picturesque shelter is located on a point of land that extends out into a lake offering views on all sides.