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Top-rated vacation rentals in Grand Marais

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Condo in Tofte
Vintage Chic Overlooking the Shore and a Creek
Sunny first-floor condo situated high atop rocky cliffs overlooking Lake Superior—just steps to the water's edge. Private end unit offers windows on 2 sides w/ stunning views & a stereo-like symphony of sounds of the lake & adjacent creek. A carefully curated collection of antique, vintage & modern furnishings & collectibles meld w/ modern conveniences. Relax on the private patio or along the shore. Easy access to hiking, biking & ski trails, great restaurants, Lutsen Mountains, a winery & more.
$217 per night
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Bungalow in Grand Marais
The Harbor Home- Super Cute Grand Marais Bungalow
Charming bungalow located up from the Grand Marais harbor. Walk or bike to your favorite restaurants, for school, art shops, harbor front, and artist's point! Cute, clean, and fresh interior. Comfortable three season porch. Back deck with lake- effect temps. Everyone knows about "America's Coolest Small town" during the summer, but Grand Marais in the winter is absolutely stunning! Pristine scenery, best skiing in the Midwest, and great winter hikes for prices nearly half off peak season!
$218 per night
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Cabin in Grand Marais
Agua Norte Cabin: Lake Superior View With Sauna
“The Coolest Airbnb in MN” by Condé Nast. Feat Magnolia Network. Only 4 miles from Grand Marais, it is filled with windows to capture the amazing Lake Superior vistas plus a big skylight above the bed to stargaze and watch the Northern Lights. Grab your coffee and walk down to the pebble beach across the road or hang out on the large cedar deck and watch the waves crash on Five Mile Rock. Dates booked? See Agua Norte Loft Sauna available Nov-Mar Social Media @aguanortemn Lic.: MDH/Cook
$280 per night
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Stay near Grand Marais's top sights

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Gunflint Tavern26 locals recommend
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Sven & Ole's4 locals recommend
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Angry Trout Cafe32 locals recommend
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World's Best Donuts15 locals recommend
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Blue Water Cafe13 locals recommend
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Java Moose Espresso Cafe17 locals recommend

Grand Marais home rentals

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"Loftville": Sweet Lake Sup Loft near Grand Marais
$165 per night
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Lake View, Outdoor Pizza Oven, Deck Dome, Spacious
$275 per night
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Songbird Suite on Lake Superior in Grand Marais!
$258 per night
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Superior View House
$225 per night
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The SkyHouse- Life as Art
$498 per night
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Home in Lutsen
Sue's Small and Sweet Cabin
$225 per night
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Pincushion Mountain Haus- 5 min from Grand Marais
$450 per night
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The Aurora- Life as Art
$392 per night
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Home in Lutsen
Lutsen Vacation Rental on Lake Superior!
$338 per night
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Viewpoint in Lutsen
$545 per night
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Home in Schroeder
'Reflections' Cabin on Lake Superior - Near Lutsen
$554 per night
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Stones Throw
$343 per night
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Your guide to Grand Marais

All About Grand Marais

Situated on the north shore of Lake Superior, less than an hour from the Canadian border, Grand Marais is a small harbor village teeming with natural beauty, rugged landscapes, and a vibrant local art scene. Abundant in hiking and mountain biking trails, Grand Marais is a hub for outdoor recreation in northern Minnesota. The Superior Hiking Trail, The Grand Portage State Forest, Judge C.R. Magney State Park, and Pincushion Mountain Trail Systems are just a few spots sprawled throughout the area, offering exciting ways to take in the dense forests of pine, fir, and spruce trees, spectacular waterfalls, rocky ridges, and sweeping views of Lake Superior’s vast, open waters.

Just north of Artist’s Point, you’ll find a handful of galleries, studios, and shops buzzing with creativity inspired by the rich natural landscape and featuring the work of local artists and artisans. You’ll also find seafood restaurants along the harbor serving locally caught fish, including whitefish, trout, bluefin herring, and Canadian walleye.


When is the best time to stay in a vacation rental in Grand Marais?

The spring and summer months in Grand Marais boast idyllic conditions for enjoying outdoor recreation, including hiking, biking, and swimming in Lake Superior. In fall, the vibrant shades of gold, crimson, and orange adorn the Superior National Forest, and foliage sprawls throughout the harbor village. Scenic drives through the county are one of the best ways to take in the rich autumn colors. In September, Grand Marais hosts the annual Plein Air Grand Marais festival, which beckons hundreds of artists from around the country to compete and participate in outdoor painting.

If you’re hoping to catch a glimpse of the mesmerizing Northern lights, they most frequently appear in the late fall and winter. During the winter season, stunning frozen waterfalls, snow-capped mountains, and icy lakes serve as the backdrop to skiing, ice fishing, and snowshoeing.


What are the top things to do in Grand Marais?

Artist’s Point

Featuring rugged shorelines, tide pools, dramatic rock formations, and waters dazzling in shades of blue and green, Artist’s Point offers spectacular views of Lake Superior. The peninsula earned its name from painters who set up their easels amid the rock formations and painted the breathtaking landscape. A short trail leads to the Grand Marais Lighthouse.

Johnson Heritage Post Art Gallery

The Johnson Heritage Post Art Gallery, run by the Cook County Historical Society, is housed in a replica of the original Johnson Trading Post and features a range of art from local, regional, and national artists in revolving exhibits in addition to a permanent collection.

Devil’s Kettle

The unusual Devil’s Kettle waterfall has long perplexed onlookers. The Brule River, which splits into two, creates a unique effect where one half of the water drops 50 feet before continuing downstream, while the other half empties into a large pothole — known as the Devil’s Kettle — and seemingly disappears underground. To reach the waterfall, you can follow the Devil’s Kettle Hiking Trail, which meanders through spruce and birch tree forests and leads to a bridge that stretches across the rapids of the Brule River.

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