Escape the crowds at state and national parks. Learn why you must visit the campgrounds in the Superior National Forest this year, including these 3 favorites for new campers.
Strong opposition emerges against effort to prohibit motor vehicles on large swaths of ice.
Looking to truly get away from it all and be one with nature? Finding it difficult to land a great campsite in the northwoods? This beginner’s guide is for you.
Group requests injunction to prohibit activity they say illegally degrades wilderness as lawsuit over issue proceeds.
Project partners have secured state funding to finally build National Park facility in east end community.
‘Northern Nights, Starry Skies’ features inspiring images, cultural knowledge, and light pollution threats.
Annual moose count finds MN population is down compared to last year but its too soon to say if it’s the new normal.
The National Park Service releases plans to manage ice roads and put rules in place for use.
The BWCAW’s lack of human noise is recognized as increasingly important. This award honors the quietest places in the world.
Three paddlers follow famous 100-mile route that helped shape the concept of wilderness.
After last month’s announcement that protects the BWCAW for 20 years, more threats and protection work remains.
Wilderness Watch requests halt to commercial motor use in Boundary Waters until Forest Service comes up with management plan.
Winter in northeastern Minnesota is a magical experience. These five trails will show you the best hiking and snowshoeing the region offers.
The Forest Service urges wilderness visitors to plan ahead and secure BWCAW permits now.
“Soon enough we were afloat again on the other end of the portage — and then we were paddling through green slime. The cyanobacteria in a shallow bay on the west side of the lake was ten times thicker than on Sawbill…”
Intense study of several northern Minnesota lakes seeks answers about past and future of region’s famous waters.
Snowshoeing in Minnesota is one of the best outdoor winter activities. It’s easy to learn. There’s a low cost of entry. It’s something just about everyone can do. Here’s everything you need to know to start snowshoeing in the Quetico-Superior region.
Forest Service notes anniversary of first major call to protect canoe country.
After decades managing their own electrical generation, federal grant makes power project possible.
Picture towering pines silhouetted against a dazzling blue sky, and a layer of new snow spilling from the branches. Think Quetico is just for canoeing?