The Ride Lake Superior route has a unique blend of awesome scenery, thrilling roads and diverse accommodations that cater to every rider’s preference. Along this route are major cities and small towns that offer the convenience of a hotel, the charm of a cottage, a luxury resort, the personal touch of a bed and breakfast, and camping if you’re looking to bike pack. Here’s our guide to the different types of places to stay around the largest of the Great Lakes.
Hotels, Motels and Inns
Hotels, motels and inns provide a convenient and reliable option for travellers on the Ride Lake Superior route. Usually near the highway and local attractions, hotels, motels or an inn are great for riders looking for easy access and a comfortable rest. The hotels on the route typically offer amenities such as WiFi, complimentary breakfast, and pools/hot tubs/fitness facilities. Often there’s an onsite restaurant or one within walking distance. Motels and inns, on the other hand, offer necessities like drive-up to your door. Both types are great for short stays and a hassle-free lodging experience.
Bed and Breakfasts
For riders who want a personalized and homey experience. Bed and breakfasts on Lake Superior are generally set amongst the landscape’s splendour with a feeling like you’re disconnecting. Hosts like to provide a localized experience and can provide insights into the area’s culture and attractions. These types of accommodations feature individually decorated rooms and homemade breakfasts, which is always a nice touch to any trip. These are great for couples or solo riders who want a cozy and welcoming atmosphere.
Lodges and Resorts
Lodges and resorts provide a mixture of comfort and adventure and the ones listed on this website are either on the shores of Lake Superior, or very close by. These accommodations often offer a range of amenities like swimming pools, spas, and on-site dining, ensuring a relaxing and enjoyable stay. Resorts along the Ride Lake Superior tour might also have access to scenic views, or entertainment like casinos.
Cottages
A cottage on Lake Superior is ideal and a great way to immerse yourself in nature for a few days. These places to stay are typically near a lake or nestled in the woods. Many cottages come equipped with kitchens to cook your meals and some feature fireplaces or woodstoves for added ambiance. Cottages provide a peaceful and private lodging option, ideal for couples riding around Lake Superior.
Camping
Riders interested in moto camping on Lake Superior will find numerous campgrounds and parks available. Choose from a variety of settings, from lakeside sites to forested areas. Campgrounds allow you to fully immerse yourself in the natural beauty of the Great Lakes region. Tent sites and camping cabins are available, and campgrounds typically have clean bathrooms with hot showers, laundry facilities and sometimes onsite stores to pick up some food and supplies.
No matter your preference, the Ride Lake Superior route offers a diverse range of accommodations in Ontario, Michigan, Wisconsin and Minnesota to suit every rider. Don’t forget to read our RLS FAQs when planning your trip for tips about currency, speed limits, helmet laws and more. Read our Border Crossing page with answers to passports, what you can bring, and more.
