Proctor attractions

This self-guided driving tour along the scenic North Shore of Lake Superior takes you past some of the region’s most memorable sights. As you travel the shoreline, you’ll hear tales of harrowing shipwrecks, including the famous tragedy of the Edmund Fitzgerald. You’ll stop at historic landmarks such as Glensheen Mansion and Pierre the Voyager, see the cascading waters at Gooseberry Falls State Park, and finish with sweeping views from Split Rock Lighthouse. The tour is delivered as an audio guide that you can use at your own pace. New and with lifetime access, it may be downloaded for offline use and replayed on future trips as often as you like. The experience focuses on the stories, history and landscapes of the North Shore, letting you explore each stop on your own timetable.

You step into the shoes of a newly minted detective in a crime-solving audio adventure set in Duluth. Commander Mahoney will task you with solving a murder on the streets of the city as you visit 10 mapped locations. You may choose a Walking Map to explore the downtown area or a Driving Map to follow a route on the city's outskirts; once you choose, the exact starting point will be revealed. Along the way you will park or stop at each location and listen to the audio story that unfolds. You will gather clues at every site, piece together the evidence and make your deductions before issuing an arrest warrant. Your overall detective skills will be assessed at the end with a Case Performance Score to measure how well you solved the case. The game is suitable for solo detectives, pairs or small groups of mystery enthusiasts and offers a focused, narrative-driven experience of Duluth through the audio plot.

The Aerial Tour takes you over popular sites in Duluth and Superior, giving you an aerial perspective of the region. You will see the Duluth/Superior Harbor from above, with sweeping views that include the Enger Tower and the Aerial Lift Bridge. Along the way, the landscape of the twin ports and shoreline will come into view, offering a clear sense of the area’s layout and landmarks. This experience offers a first taste of flight for anyone curious about seeing Duluth and Superior from the air. As you move through the tour, you’ll enjoy unobstructed sightlines to the harbour and its notable features, making it a straightforward, scenic introduction to flying over the region.

This immersive, self-guided audio stroll through Duluth’s Canal Park uses GPS playback to guide you as you explore the area’s past. You will learn how Canal Park once lay under 450 feet of water and how the neighbourhood transformed from a run-down industrial zone into one of the city’s main centres for recreation. Along the way, the tour will place Duluth in context as a unique inland port city and a gateway to the north shore of Lake Superior. As you move through Canal Park you’ll hear stories ranging from local business history—including the rattle caused when a Pizza Roll factory moved to Ohio and the part the businessman’s son later played in Canal Park’s revival—to darker episodes like the Glensheen murders, which were made into a musical. The audio will also cover Duluth’s shipping heritage, the city’s founding and naming, and the building of the Duluth Ship Canal. You’ll hear about fish almost as old as Duluth itself. The route finishes down South Lake Avenue at the Minnesota Slip Bridge, with GPS cues to keep the experience smooth and immersive.

This 30-mile tour combines water and coastal views with a short flight element. You will fly over the Port Terminal, cross above the Aerial lift bridge and pass over the Canal Park waterways, giving you wide, elevated views of the harbour and its working waterfront. After that aerial stretch, the route will follow the north shore. Along the way you will see notable local sights such as Glensheen Mansion, Hawks Ridge and the Lester River. As you move along the shore, the changing perspectives between the flight and the coastal journey will let you take in both landmark architecture and natural river and ridge scenery.

Inflatable paddleboards make it easy to take a board to your favourite lake or river and enjoy time on the water. The lightweight, packable design means you can move to different launch spots with less effort than a rigid board. All necessary equipment is provided, so you will have what you need to set off and explore. As you paddle, you'll be able to glide across open water and explore shoreline areas at your own pace. The stability of an inflatable board suits gentle cruising and gives you space to stand or sit comfortably while taking in the surroundings. Along the way you can steer into shallows, paddle past reeds and inlets, and pause to enjoy quiet stretches of water. The included equipment lets you focus on the experience rather than the gear, making it easy to relax and make the most of time on your chosen lake or river.