Two Fish House Beach is a serene and unique rocky and pebbly beach nestled along the shore of Lake Superior in Red Rock, Minnesota, approximately 5.6 miles south of Grand Portage. This hidden gem is well-known for its rugged natural beauty, featuring Deronda Bay’s expansive waters framed by a scenic shoreline and historic remnants like abandoned fish houses that lend a nostalgic and somewhat eerie atmosphere. The beach offers visitors a mix of tranquility and the raw charm of nature, making it a favorite stop for travelers along highway 61.
Visitors experience a peaceful vibe where the powerful lake and rocky landscape create a perfect setting for reflection or exploration. The beach is relatively secluded with limited parking accessed via a narrow dirt road that descends from the highway. Its unique features include the old fish houses and an abandoned car in the forested area above the beach, adding to its allure for photography enthusiasts and nature lovers alike. The surrounding area provides ample opportunity for hike and exploration, including trails leading to Red Rock Point that afford sweeping lake views.
The beach's simplicity and natural state make it a charming and less commercialized spot on the Great Lakes shore, ideal for visitors seeking an authentic outdoor experience along Lake Superior.