Three Points Lodge Photo Gallery
Explore photos of Three Points Lodge, including six bedrooms, Lake Superior views, sauna, game room, deck, and fire pit.
Start your morning on the Lake Superior deck, coffee in hand and sunrise on the horizon. Adirondack chairs give everyone a place to settle into the North Shore pace.
Northern lights photographed above Three Points Lodge in Tofte, Minnesota. This six-bedroom North Shore retreat has a memorable setting by day and after dark.
A Lake Superior sunrise framed by the barrel sauna window. Come back from a day of hiking or skiing and make time for a warm, unhurried evening.
A six-bedroom Lake Superior vacation rental tucked into the fall colors of Minnesota’s North Shore. Three Points Lodge gives your group room to gather in a setting worth the trip.
Sunrise from the lodge’s rocky Lake Superior shoreline. Take in the changing light and the sound of the waves before the rest of the day begins.
Make it a game night: arcade cabinets and digital pinball bring some friendly competition to your North Shore stay. A fun option when you’re ready for a break from exploring.
Step inside to warm wood ceilings, stone walls, and a first glimpse of the lake beyond the living room. The entry opens into the lodge’s main gathering spaces.
Settle into the sunken living room, where tall windows bring the shoreline into view. The sectional is an inviting place to catch up after a day on the North Shore.
The main living room pairs a smart TV with warm wood ceilings and stone accents. Choose a movie together or let the view outside be the evening’s entertainment.
Stretch out on the sectional with Lake Superior beyond the windows. There’s room to linger over conversation without losing sight of the reason you came.
Living and dining spaces connect for easy group time—coffee on the couch, dinner at the table, and conversation that carries from one room to the next.
Bring everyone together for a meal with a view. The main dining table seats up to 14 when all chairs are pulled out, with another four seats on the other side of the kitchen.
A stone accent wall and serving console add character between the kitchen and the gathering spaces. A welcoming corner for setting out a shared meal.
The main kitchen has generous counter space and a central island for preparing meals together. Keep the conversation going while dinner comes together.
Coffee with a lake view starts here. A drip coffee maker, grinder, and plenty of counter space make an easy start before a day of North Shore adventures.
A second table seats four on the other side of the kitchen—handy for breakfast, a smaller meal, or keeping a puzzle going while the main table is in use.
The wood-paneled entry gives your group a welcoming place to arrive, with the main-floor bedrooms and gathering spaces nearby.
The main-floor primary bedroom offers a king bed, a sitting area, and an attached bathroom. A comfortable retreat when you’re ready for some time to yourself.
The primary suite’s sitting area includes a sofa sleeper and access to its own deck. Enjoy a little extra space to read, unwind, or settle in for the night.
Your own outdoor corner off the main-floor primary bedroom. Take a quiet coffee break among the trees before joining the rest of the group.
The primary bedroom’s attached bathroom has a long vanity and two sinks, giving you a little more elbow room when getting ready.
A large soaking tub in the primary suite bathroom, with a window looking out toward the trees. A place to slow down at the end of the day.
A washer and dryer in the mudroom make longer stays easier. There’s also space to leave outdoor gear after a day exploring the North Shore.
Bring your North Shore adventure gear. The garage has ski racks and a boot, glove, and hat dryer to help you get organized between outings.
A second main-floor king bedroom with lake-facing windows and a bathroom nearby. A convenient choice for guests who prefer sleeping on the main level.
The shared main-floor bathroom includes a shower and vanity, conveniently positioned near the bedrooms and main gathering spaces.
The spiral staircase is one of the lodge’s distinctive architectural details and leads to the upper-level bedrooms and lounge. Guests who prefer fewer stairs can choose a main-floor bedroom.
Warm wood and stone continue onto the upper landing, connecting the upstairs bedrooms and lounge while keeping the lodge’s open feel.
A small workspace on the upper level gives you a spot to open your laptop between outings. It sits within the lodge’s open upstairs layout.
The upper-level bathroom serves the upstairs bedrooms, with a long vanity and a shower. It can be reached from the hall and the adjoining king bedroom.
An upstairs king bedroom with lake-facing windows and direct access to the shared bathroom. A comfortable place to recharge after the day’s adventures.
The upper lounge gives your group another place to spend time together—or spread out. Vaulted wood ceilings and windows keep the lake setting close.
A smart TV in the upper lounge makes room for a second movie choice while others gather downstairs. A useful extra hangout for a group stay.
A look across the upper level toward Lake Superior, with warm woodwork and windows framing the water. The views follow you through the lodge.
Deal the cards or start a puzzle at the upstairs game table, with Lake Superior beyond the windows. This is a gathering spot you won’t have to clear for dinner.
Pull up a chair in the upstairs reading nook for a book, a coffee, or a conversation with a view. A smaller place to pause between group activities.
The upstairs closet holds board games, puzzles, and toys for downtime at the lodge. Choose something together and make a night of staying in.
This upstairs bedroom has one queen bed and two twin beds, giving families or friends a flexible way to share a room.
The lower-level king bedroom has warm wood walls, seating, and outdoor access. One of our two suggested bedrooms for guests who tend to be lighter sleepers.
A second look at the lower-level king bedroom, with seating by the windows and a door leading outside. Enjoy a little breathing room away from the main gathering spaces.
A little arcade nostalgia for your North Shore getaway. Head downstairs for friendly competition and a change of pace after a day outdoors.
The lower-level twin bedroom brings the wooded shoreline into view. A separate sleeping space for guests who prefer their own bed.
Two twin beds in the lower-level bedroom make sharing a room simple for siblings, teens, or friends. Warm wood finishes carry the cabin feel downstairs.
A lower-level kitchenette with a sink, microwave, and small refrigerator keeps snacks and drinks close to the downstairs bedrooms and game area.
The shared lower-level bathroom has a vanity and tub/shower, conveniently located near the two downstairs bedrooms.
The lower level opens to the yard, putting the outdoor seating and rocky Lake Superior shoreline within easy reach.
The outdoor barrel sauna sits beside the lodge below the deck. A warming stop after a cool-weather hike or a day at Lutsen Mountains.
Gather around the lakeside fire pit as the day winds down, with Lake Superior stretching out beyond the chairs. Bring firewood and follow current fire restrictions.
An open lawn connects the lodge to the rocky shoreline, with space for your group to spend time outside and enjoy the lake setting.
Looking back toward the lodge from the fire-pit area shows how the house, deck, and lawn connect. It’s easy to picture an evening spent outside together.
The rocky Lake Superior shoreline looking southwest from the property. Open water, evergreens, and rugged ledge rock define this stretch of the North Shore.
A northeast-facing view along the lodge’s ledge-rock shoreline. Take in the lake from shore; we strongly recommend against swimming here.
Three Points Lodge from the lakeside lawn, with its broad deck and distinctive roofline. A welcoming home base for a group getaway in Tofte.
The three-point roofline that gives the lodge its name, seen from above with Lake Superior alongside. A distinctive North Shore home with room for your group.
An overhead look at the lodge and its wooded surroundings. This angle shows how the house sits between the trees and Lake Superior.
A wider view of Three Points Lodge along Lake Superior’s rocky coast. Forest, shoreline, and open water set the scene for your North Shore stay.
Cushioned deck loungers face the water, ready for a slow afternoon with a book or a drink. Sometimes the best part of the trip is staying right here.
Fall color surrounds the lodge, with red and gold leaves brightening the view between the trees. A beautiful season for a North Shore getaway.
Hike Oberg Mountain for sweeping views of an inland lake framed by brilliant fall color. A memorable way to spend an autumn day on the North Shore.
Lutsen Mountains for a ski day on Minnesota’s North Shore. Return to the lodge for dinner, game time, and the outdoor sauna. Only a 9 minute drive!
Early light over Lake Superior, seen from the lodge’s lakeside yard. A reminder to leave a little time in the itinerary for simply watching the water.
Bike or walk a section of the Gitchi-Gami State Trail along the North Shore. Choose your route and return to your lakeside home base in Tofte.
LeVeaux Loop hiking trail on the North Shore. Pair a day on the trails with a relaxed evening back at Three Points Lodge.
Temperance River State Park for riverside trails and North Shore scenery. A day outdoors pairs well with an evening back by the lake.
Explore Superior National Forest, where wooded trails add another side to a North Shore trip. Use the lodge as your base for days outdoors.
The Superior Hiking Trail for North Shore hikes through forest and along the ridgeline. Choose a trailhead and route that suit your group.
Detailed floor plans show how the bedrooms, bathrooms, and living areas are arranged across the lodge’s three levels. Helpful for planning who sleeps where before you arrive.
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