Minneapolis entrepreneurship program takes group of women from immigrant community to the wilderness in search of canoe country’s unique challenges and rewards.
Harvard economist issue report comparing twenty years of wilderness protection to permitting the Twin Metals mine over the same span.
Windigo-area project now open for public comment seeks to accommodate growing number of visitors, replace aging buildings, trails, and other infrastructure.
‘7 Generations’ seeks to celebrate the Arrowhead’s natural wonders and call attention to the potential for water pollution from proposed copper mines.
Teenagers who enjoyed a free trip to the Boundary Waters with no parents share glimpses of their trip — and celebrate recovery from cancer.
Annual two-day event on the Gunflint Trail will offer presentations and exhibitors to help beginners and experienced canoeists make the most of their adventures.
An embankment next to a historic iron mine pit was breached during spring melt, damaging infrastructure and contaminating local waters.
Cross Quetico Lakes Tour on March 17 will send skiers into the Canadian wilderness park to cross ice-covered lakes often used for canoeing.
WTIP’s new online program features in-depth reporting on the people, experiences, and practices of canoe country.
Anglers can start going after the coldwater fish in wilderness waters two weeks earlier than the rest of the state.
Cook County encourages visitors to come see the Milky Way and the northern lights in its pitch black sky.
About a third of the trees in a 62-acre parcel would be cut, but hikers and skiers oppose the project’s impact on popular recreation area.
For five decades, the groundbreaking program has provided a coming-of-age tradition in the Ontario town.
Wilderness visitors spent several days in a swamp while rescuers searched from land, air, and water.
Business operators, organizations, and government staff are invited to attend a series of events centered on promoting the region’s resources to visitors.
Adventurer spends November to January in the wilderness, surviving solitude and harsh winter conditions.
First-of-its-kind economic analysis found wilderness users have a significant economic impact in the region.
Event series includes speakers, hands-on workshops, and other ways to enjoy the snowy season.
‘Bear Witness” visits the adventurers throughout their journey to share and protect canoe country wilderness.
Visitors wishing to use two popular entry points off the Fernberg Road can apply for their chance starting Dec. 14.