NORTH SHORE, Minn — During the spring, there are many waterfalls that pop up along the North Shore that are otherwise non-existent the rest of the year. Now that the spring melt has come to an end, these pop-up falls are disappearing, leaving behind waterfalls found mainly along rivers flowing through state parks.

There are seven state parks located along the North Shore with waterfalls, hiking, and views of Lake Superior. Most offer camping where you can spend several days, or, if you are feeling more adventurous, you can take a week and enjoy time at them all. Either way, heading north out of Duluth, the first state park you will arrive at is Gooseberry Falls where they have over 70 campsites.

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