See Duluth and the North Shore from a private helicopter on a 60-mile aerial circuit. In 40–45 minutes you’ll fly over Jay Cooke State Park, the St. Louis River, downtown Duluth and Lake Superior’s shoreline—ideal for photographers and short-notice adventurers.
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You lift off from Duluth International Airport and the lake stretches open below—cold blue edged with lacing of sand on Park Point, the Aerial Lift Bridge tiny and mechanical, the St. Louis River carving a dark path inland, daring you to follow.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
40–45 minutes
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels; passengers remain seated for the duration
Wildlife
History
Duluth grew as a major Great Lakes port; the Aerial Lift Bridge and waterfront docks reflect a century of shipping and regional industry.
Conservation
Noise and safety rules protect both wildlife and communities—follow operator guidance, avoid attempting drone flights near the tour, and support local operators who follow FAA and environmental regulations.
Reserve your spot on the 60-Mile Ultimate Helicopter Tour over Duluth and Lake Superior's North Shore today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Book with exact weights
Aircraft balance requires accurate individual weights at booking; passengers over 300 lbs are not permitted.
Dress for wind chill
Temperatures at flight altitude feel colder—bring a windproof layer even in summer.
Secure camera gear
Use wrist straps or a tethered camera; anything dropped from a helicopter is unrecoverable.
Arrive early for check-in
Plan extra time to complete weight checks and airport fees at the Duluth departure office.
Camera with wrist strap
Capture aerial views—strap or tether to prevent drops.
Windproof jacket
Blocks chill at altitude during spring flights.
spring
Sunglasses
Reduce glare off Lake Superior on bright days.
summer
Photo ID
Required for airport check-in and boarding.