Top Activities at Gooseberry Falls:

Waterfall Exploration: Hike to the Upper, Middle, and Lower Falls along the Gooseberry River; the trails are accessible and offer great views.
Hiking: Explore 20 miles of hiking trails that traverse the park, including the 2-mile Fifth Falls Trail for a deeper woodland experience.
Gitchi-Gami State Trail: Enjoy cycling, rollerblading, or walking on this paved trail that connects the campground to the visitor center and extends toward Silver Bay.
Lake Superior Shoreline: Visit Picnic Flow (an ancient lava flow) or Agate Beach to hunt for agates, watch for ships, or enjoy a picnic lunch.
Visitor Center & History: Stop at the Alexanader Visitor Center for exhibits, a nature store, and a fireplace warming room.
Fishing: Trout fish along the Gooseberry

Swimming Areas:

Gooseberry River Swimming: Hikers can find swimming holes along the river, with Fifth Falls being a frequently mentioned spot for a summer dip.
Lake Superior: The mouth of the Gooseberry River offers access to Lake Superior for swimming.
Important Safety Note: Swimming is prohibited at the Upper Falls due to strong currents and deep, dangerous poo

All Church Camping Trip

Arrive anytime after 4:00 pm on Sunday and leave anytime up thru Wednesday early afternoon.

*You need a valid Minnesota State Park vehicle permit to enter Gooseberry Falls State Park for camping, unless you have an annual pass.