easy
3–4 hours
Minimal physical exertion required; suitable for all fitness levels with mostly seated comfort and light walking in Two Harbors.
Board the North Shore Scenic Railroad's First Class Dome Car for a memorable journey from Duluth to Two Harbors. Enjoy spectacular lake views, charming downtown exploring, and the comfort of a classic train ride.
6.5 Hour day • 2 hours up, 2 hour stop, 2 hours back • Shop, Eat & Explore
Embark on a scenic journey aboard the North Shore Scenic Railroad to the charming town of Two Harbors. Enjoy a delightful stop to shop, dine, and explore the lakeside beauty before reboarding for your return trip. Experience the full railroad line and the convenience of free shuttle buses around town.
Embark on a scenic journey aboard the North Shore Scenic Railroad to the charming town of Two Harbors. Enjoy a delightful stop to shop, dine, and explore the lakeside beauty before reboarding for your return trip. Experience the full railroad line and the convenience of free shuttle buses around town.
Reserve your spot early to secure a seat in the limited First Class Dome Car for unbeatable panoramic views.
Temperatures can vary between the air-conditioned car and outdoor exploring, so layering ensures comfort throughout your trip.
Plan to arrive at least 30 minutes before departure to allow time for parking and boarding procedures.
Capture the ever-changing landscapes of Lake Superior and the North Shore from expansive dome car windows.
The North Shore Scenic Railroad follows a historic route once heavily used for transporting ore and timber, preserving an integral part of Minnesota’s railroad heritage.
The railroad partners with local conservation groups to promote sustainable tourism and protect the natural shoreline along Lake Superior.
Ideal for strolling through Two Harbors' shops and waterfront areas.
Adjust easily to the varying indoor and outdoor temperatures on the train and at stops.
Capture stunning scenic views from the dome car and town explorations.
Useful for spring showers and unpredictable weather.
spring specific