Also up in the northeast, this 1,716-square mile swath running 150 miles along the border with Canada includes more than 1,100 pristine lakes and rivers, with some 1,500 canoeing/kayaking routes, a dozen hiking trails, more than 2,000 camping sites, and a museum/nature center.; you can do it independently or by hiring a local outfitter. BWCAW´s allures and activities are similar to those of Voyageurs, and you get here by driving up the North Shore Scenic Drive until you reach Grand Marais, then take the scenic 55-mile Gunflint Trail to Sea Gull Lake, one of the Boundary Waters´ largest.
Read more in my post 9 of the Top Minnesota Musts.
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