The best things to do in Superior

“Set atop Duluth’s skyline, Enger Park Golf Course dishes out 27 holes across parkland, links and traditional-style layouts with sweeping Duluth Harbor and Lake Superior views, plus a driving range to tune things up. Perfect for a quick loop this week or a full-day hang when you need fresh-air therapy.”

From the Duluth newsletter, August 4, 2026

“Free and surprisingly addictive, Lake Superior Maritime Visitor Center lets you track live ship arrivals on museum monitors, step into a replica pilothouse and cabin spaces, gawk at a two-story steam engine and 50 ship models, and see the tug USACE Bayfield displayed on the lawn.”

From the Duluth newsletter, September 1, 2026

“Chain of indoor trampoline parks featuring freestyle bouncing, dodgeball, fitness programs & more.”

“Family-friendly company running cruises offering brunch and dinner sailings, plus pizza-themed rides.”

“Whether your crew needs to climb, spin, or scramble, Playfront Park is Duluth’s largest playground for kids of all ages. ' question.”

From the Duluth newsletter, August 21, 2026

“Lakeside mini-golf course featuring 18 holes and obstacles, plus a free round for kids under 4.”

“Crave a little midweek adrenaline, Duluth? Spirit Mountain Adventure Park lines up the Timber Flyer zip ride, scenic chairlift views of Lake Superior and the St. Louis River, plus putt putt golf, disc golf, and a jumping pillow.”

From the Duluth newsletter, August 10, 2026

“Nemadji Golf Course brings 36 holes, a complimentary Par-3 course, proper practice facilities, and a pro shop to keep the tweaks coming. It’s a Golf Digest-rated champ and six-time Duluth/Superior Best of the Best, with lessons and leagues via Nemadji Golf Academy.”

“ALABAMA live in concert, Great North Tattoo Fest wrapping up, and Justin Willman on deck this week... Duluth Entertainment Convention Center is the city’s all-in-one fun hub. From Broadway at the DECC and DSSO nights to UMD hockey and the Haunted Ship later this fall, your calendar just found purpose.”

From the Duluth newsletter, August 28, 2026

“-themed holes and splashy water features. It’s the kind of low-stress, high-smiles outing that works for last-minute plans with friends, a kiddo energy burn, or a goofy date where you pretend the tap-in was hard.”