Minnesota's Northeast region is made up primarily of vast woodlands and secluded lakes. This topography makes the Northeast a pristine area to camp, canoe, and fish. Dotted with logging towns, the area's east is bordered by Lake Superior, the largest freshwater body on earth. Superior's shoreline extends north to the border with Ontario, Canada, and though some sections are industrialized by docks and ports, there are many fine beaches, islands, and dunes that beg to be explored and enjoyed.