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Grand Portage National Monument is a National Park Service site on Lake Superior at Grand Portage, Minnesota, preserving the fur trade era depot and the portage route. Visitors tour the Heritage Center and reconstructed depot, hike trails such as Mount Rose, and see canoe demonstrations on Grand Portage Bay.

Reconstructed Grand Portage depot and log stockade beside the Lake Superior shore, seen from the bluff above with an island beyond.
Photo by National Park Service (public domain), via Wikimedia Commons

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Key Facts

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Mailing addressP.O. Box 426, Grand Portage, MN 55605 (no street address printed)
TrailsMount Rose Trail and Mount Rose Overlook
EventsRendezvous Days (8/7-9), costumed interpreters of 18th-century fur trade life; 2026 theme games and entertainment
FilmRendezvous with History: A Grand Portage Story, in English or Anishinaabemowin
Backcountry campingTwo remote campsites at Fort Charlotte for groups of nine; free permit required
ProgramsJunior Ranger
PetsLeashed pets are welcome in several areas
FeesEntrance pass not required

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Grand Portage National Monument?

Grand Portage National Monument is in Grand Portage, Minnesota. See the official page for the address.

What does Grand Portage National Monument cost?

free ("An entrance pass is not required to access Grand Portage National Monument.")

Are dogs allowed at Grand Portage National Monument?

Leashed pets are welcome in several areas

Sources

  1. Grand Portage National Monument (NPS) (read November 1, 2026).
  2. Fees (NPS) (read November 1, 2026).
  3. Basic Information (NPS) (read November 1, 2026).
  4. Minnesota State Parks Passport, all places, park fees and rules.
Cite this page: It’s Minnesota. “Grand Portage National Monument.” itsminnesota.com/places/grand-portage-national-monument/. Facts read from the sources above on November 1, 2026.