Minnesota
Located in Minnesota, Cupid Lake - West Cook real estate is a limited supply market in the state for lake homes and lake lots.
On average, there are very few lake homes for sale on Cupid Lake - West Cook, and very few lake lots and land parcels.
Cupid Lake neighbors the much larger Sea Gull Lake near the Canadian border in West Cook, Minnesota. For a big-city trip, downtown Grand Marais is under 55 miles away.
The Duluth International Airport is under 170 miles away, and the Cook County North Shore Hospital is under 55 miles away.
Located on Lake Superior, Grand Marais features waterside restaurants and unique shops.
Cupid Lake is a peaceful jewel located deep in Minnesota’s north woods. It is the perfect size for fishing, kayaking, or swimming.
With few homes on the lake, it is almost entirely wooded and makes a stunning backdrop. A variety of wildlife can be spotted in the area, including loons, mallards, otters, deer, moose, or elk.
The wide-open skies are perfect for stargazing and often display the northern lights.
Cupid Lake is adjacent to Sea Gull Lake, a massive, island-dotted lake that spans 3,957 acres. It has a maximum depth of 145 feet and an average depth of 36 feet.
The western end of the lake is reserved for non-motorized boating but the eastern wing leaves plenty of room for speed boating.
It is known for healthy populations of lake trout and walleye but it holds a variety of fish. In the winter, residents of the area enjoy ice skating and snowmobiling.
Grand Marais has been recognized with accolades like "America’s Coolest Small Town," "Top 10 Beach Getaways," and "Next Great Adventure Town." The city is full of arts, culture, history, shopping, dining, and attractions to discover.
There are several places to get outdoors and breathe in the fresh air. Popular spots are Grand Portage State Forest and Judge C.R. Magney which offers camping, hiking, water access, trails, wildlife observation, and more.
Chik-Wauk Museum and Nature Center is along Saganaga Lake from the Gunflint Trail. The location is open seasonally and presents the culture, history, and nature of the Gunflint Trail.
For art, visit the Sivertson Gallery. The location exhibits the work of over 60 regional artists, Canadian Inuit and Alaskan native art, Canadian First Nation art, and Native American art.
After exploring the city, take a break at any of the highly-rated food and drink stops. Top choices include Trail Center Lodge, World's Best Donuts, Voyageur Brewing Company, Java Moose, and Naniboujou Lodge & Restaurant.
Cupid Lake is one of the few places that offer such beauty with the comfort of seclusion. With Grand Marias just an hour away, it isn’t too far for those who like dining out or shopping.