This is a 30-mile stretch of trail that winds along the shores of Superior, from Terrace Bay to Rossport. The Superior Trail begins with a series of high, rocky steps that terminate on a flat slab of Canadian Shield. Here are terrific views of Lake Superior and the surrounding hills. The trail winds over this rocky stretch before funneling into a spruce forest. Whitesand Lake Whitesand Lake is nestled beneath the green hills that surround the park and has sand beaches for swimming, as well as a boat launch.
Visitors can rent canoes and paddle boats from the park for a day of paddling or pedaling.
Whitesand is home to good populations of smallmouth bass, while the Whitesand River is the place for rainbow and speckled trout in spring and steelhead during the fall run. Camping Campers can choose between the Rainbow Falls or Rossport campgrounds. There are 97 sites at Rainbow Falls scattered through the woods, including a small cluster lakeside on Whitesand. The Rossport campground places visitors along the shores of Lake Superior. These 36 sites are extremely popular and usually fill before those at Rainbow Falls.