Wisconsin Point is a natural sand spit located at the entrance of the Superior Bay in Duluth, Minnesota. It extends into Lake Superior and serves as a barrier between the bay and the open lake. The area is known for its scenic views, diverse wildlife, and recreational opportunities, including hiking and birdwatching. The point is part of the Wisconsin Point Lighthouse area, which features a historic lighthouse built in 1858. This landmark is significant for navigation and adds to the area's charm. Wisconsin Point is also a popular spot for fishing and enjoying the natural beauty of the surrounding landscape.