Reddit reviews Guide to the Superior Hiking Trail, 8th Edition: Exploring the 300-mile footpath on Minnesota's North Shore
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You're certainly in the right state. I'm guessing you're looking for established campsites with fire grates, as opposed to dispersed camping? Are you in the cities?
The Superior Hiking Trail is my recommendation for that remote feel. It runs all the way from Duluth up the north shore, with several starting points, parking lots, etc. I highly recommend picking up the guide book, which describes campsites, terrain, and water sources.
Beyond that, I know the MN DNR site has the ability to filter by use-type and activity. Look for hike-in sites. Several state parks have remote sites approximately 1-3 miles along the trail. But the SHT is my vote for pure beauty, and it can be done as a single night or a multi-day hike.
If you want truly remote, there is nothing better than the BWCA.