Cozy Bed & Breakfast Offers a romantic year-round retreat high on the quiet Sawtooth Mountain ridgeline, 1,000 feet above Lake Superior's scenic North Shore. The Pincushion Bed & Breakfast is a secluded 44-acre haven for all levels of skiiers, hikers, and mountain bikers, with a magnificent overlook of Lake Superior and the Devil Track River Valley. Pincushion Mountain's 25 km of groomed cross country trails are right outside the door, as well as a dedicated on-site snowshoe loop; ski equipment & snowshoe rentals, and expert instruction are available for guests. Accomodations include 4 rooms with private baths, spacious common area with fireplace, sauna; rates include breakfast. Right off the Gunflint Trail, Pincushion is only 5 minutes from Grand Marais' renowned harbor and many fine restaurants, shops and galleries.
Location:
968 Gunflint Trail, Grand Marais Minnesota 55604
Telephone
218 387-1276 Toll Free: 800 542-1226
Other Sports and Sporting Events nearby:
(Grand Marais) Arleigh Jorgenson Sled Dog Adventures
(Grand Marais) Bearskin Lodge
(Lutsen) Lutsen Mountains
(Grand Marais) Pincushion Mountain Bed & Breakfast
(Silver Bay) Silver Bay Safe Harbor and Marina
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04/19 Coming to The Grand Marais area
Finnfest USA Hancock MI June19-23 FinnFest USA is a festival with strong academic, cultural, and commerce components presenting Finnish and Finnish American culture and heritage.
CHUM Rhubarb Festival Duluth MN June29 Enjoy a delicious array of rhubarb delicacies, including hundreds of pies, muffins, and crisps as well as rhubarb brats and burritos that will have your taste buds wanting more.
All Pints North Duluth MN July13 Join us by the lake to meet the brewers and enjoy unlimited amazing Minnesota+ craft beer samples, hip food vendors, beer-centered activities and educational components, live music and entertainment, and much more!
Apple Festival Bayfield WI October4-6 Apple Festival has been hailed as the “Best Festival in Wisconsin” by Wisconsin Trails Magazine and one of the “Top Ten Autumn Festivals in North America” by the Society of American Travel Writers.
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