Here is your first hint: It is on a point, but not Minnesota Point.

Nope, not Enger Park. Another clue: It's not anything obvious. It's pretty obscure. I needed several maps in order to find out this spot actually has a name.

Indian Point Campground is a good guess, but incorrect. I'm not kidding when I say this one is difficult.

BadCat, I guarantee my "Where in Duluth?" is within the city limits of Duluth, Minnesota.

It is not by a rest stop/pullover, and it is not in Fond du Lac. But it is in Gary-New Duluth.

So, that narrows it down to this area:

Andy has correctly identified the spot, which is an achievement all by itself. 

However, he has not successfully named this point.



It's not named on most maps, but it does have a name.

That's not what I was looking for, but you might be right. Where did you find that name?

It's called Spirit Lake Point.

The only map I have seen that names Spirit Lake Point is in a 1978 study called Flora and Fauna of the Western Waterfront Trail. It notes Spirit Lake Point as home to a Yellow-headed Blackbird colony.



Also, at some point someone in the GIS lab at the Natural Resources Research Institute mapped it on Google. It looks like it's a spot in the middle of Spirit Lake on this map, but we are dealing with a marshy area, so I guess parts of the point are underwater.



Here is the only other useful reference I can find pertaining to Spirit Lake Point on the Internet: