Be careful to watch your blazes to stay on the trail. The Harmony Section is the newest addition to the chain and offers a beautiful lookout over the Haviland Bay arm of Lake Superior, as well as, many inland lakes, rivers and streams. The Canadian Forest Service Centennial Loop trail is between this section and the Stokely Section. Again, the trails are not widely used and may be overgrown. Big rocks, medium rocks, little rocks and some find sand beaches usually at the mouth of rivers.
Rocks can be treacherous when wet.
Keep this in mind. A simple turned ankle can endanger your life while you wait for someone to come along to rescue you. You are right on the shoreline of Lake Superior with all of its many moods. There are park fees for hiking the coastal trail. If we tell you there are beautiful overlooks, this means climbing is on your agenda.