Do you offer free Wi‑Fi?

Yes, free WiFi internet access is available in all rooms and throughout the facility.

Is breakfast included with a stay?

Yes, a complimentary breakfast buffet (or continental style depending on season) is provided daily for guests.

Does the property have a pool, sauna or hot tub?

Yes — the inn features an indoor pool, sauna, and whirlpool hot tub for year‑round enjoyment.

Are there pet‑friendly rooms available?

Yes — one dog under 60 pounds is permitted in designated pet‑friendly rooms, subject to a nightly pet fee and signed pet‑policy agreement.

Is parking available on site?

Yes — free on‑site parking (including trailer/RV/bus parking) is offered to all guests.

What are check-in and check-out times?

Check-in time is 3:00 p.m. and check-out time is 11:00 a.m.

Summer Hikes Near Two Harbors You Don’t Want to Miss

Looking for scenic summer hikes on Minnesota’s North Shore? August is one of the best times to explore the trails near Two Harbors. With cooler mornings, late-season wildflowers, and fewer crowds, it’s the perfect month to enjoy the outdoors at a relaxed pace.

Whether you prefer a shaded woodland walk or a trail with views of Lake Superior, you’ll find it all just a short drive from Country Inn of Two Harbors, your comfortable place to unwind after a day on the trail.

1. Sonju Trail – Easy Access, Peaceful Views

Located right in Two Harbors, the Sonju Trail is a 1.5-mile loop that offers lakefront views, tree-lined paths, and a peaceful walk through Agate Bay. It’s a great choice if you want a scenic but gentle hike you can enjoy without leaving town.

August highlight: The lake breeze keeps things comfortable, and summer flowers still dot the trail.

2. Gooseberry Falls State Park – A Classic Favorite

Just 14 miles from the Country Inn of Two Harbors, Gooseberry Falls is a go-to destination for both visitors and locals. Choose from several hiking loops that take you past multiple waterfalls, through wooded areas, and along the Gooseberry River.

August highlight: Shaded forest trails offer relief from the heat, and the falls are still flowing strong.

3. Split Rock Lighthouse State Park – Iconic and Scenic

A little farther up the shore, this park combines historic landmarks with stunning hikes. You can walk the Gitchi-Gami State Trail or hike the inland loops to find rocky cliffs, beaches, and panoramic views of Lake Superior.

August highlight: Wildflowers and lake breezes make this a standout late-summer hike.

4. George H. Crosby Manitou State Park – For the Experienced Explorer

If you’re looking for a more remote and challenging hike, this park offers rugged trails through dense forest and along the Manitou River. It’s less developed and more secluded, ideal for those wanting a quieter hike.

August highlight: Cooler temperatures and fewer bugs make this the best time of year to tackle the terrain.

5. Iona’s Beach Scientific and Natural Area – A Quiet Spot to Unwind

Not far from Split Rock, this unique beach features pink stones that “sing” underfoot. The trail here is short, but the views and peaceful atmosphere make it worth the stop.

August highlight: A great place to relax, have a picnic, and enjoy the shoreline.

6. Tettegouche State Park – Waterfalls, Cliffs, and Lake Views

Located about 34 miles northeast of Two Harbors, Tettegouche offers a rugged and rewarding hiking experience. Trails range from moderate to challenging and lead to High Falls on the Baptism River, rocky overlooks, and peaceful inland lakes.

August highlight: Hike through a mix of forest and exposed cliffside with sweeping views. It’s one of the best places to see the North Shore from above.

Rest and Recharge at Country Inn of Two Harbors

After a day of hiking, return to comfort at Country Inn. Our whirlpool and sauna offer a perfect way to relax tired legs, and our cozy rooms ensure a restful night’s sleep. Whether you’re hiking solo, with friends, or as a family, we’ll help make your North Shore experience unforgettable.