The best Minnesota State Parks for backpacking up north
Whether you’re new to backpacking or more experienced, Minnesota State Parks offer delightful backpacking campsites for everyone.
Whether you’re new to backpacking or more experienced, Minnesota State Parks offer delightful backpacking campsites for everyone.
Legislature approves financial support for everything from hiking trails to wilderness education to a new National Park visitor center.
Black ash wetlands are usually rich in wildlife, but are at risk of disappearing because of an invasive species.
Looking for a gift for a paddler or outdoorsy-type? Ready to plan next year’s wilderness adventure? No matter your age or experience level, here are a few of our favorites…
Minnesota’s North Shore is full of jaw-dropping fall colors overlooks. Enjoy a tour of two of the best at Oberg and Leveaux Mountains.
There’s a tiny window when trees in Northeastern Minnesota display epic fall colors. Here are 5 tips to enjoy the colors without the crowds.
As the high water subsides in northeast Minnesota, some impacts of the spring flood are long lasting. Here’s what you need to know.
While there are rules and guidelines everyone should follow, there are many different ways to plan a great camping trip. Check out these tips for beginners and ensure you’ll want to camp again.
Watch the Arrowhead region’s waterfalls roar through emerald green forests in spring, discover these spectacular waterfall hikes and plan a road trip to remember.
Rare wetland next to Lake Superior will be protected as new Scientific and Natural Area.
Public input invited on significant expansion sought by popular resort. Considering increased opportunities for recreation and tourism with potential impact to old-growth forest.
Agency asks for public comments on how to spend money from the Great American Outdoors Act recently signed into law to catch up on maintenance backlog.
Republicans refuse to approve funds dedicated to science and conservation in a dispute over budget.
Comments are currently being accepted as part of the first phase of review for proposal to develop new terrain next to existing runs.
“It all began by happenstance…The trail was overgrown, littered with fallen boles, when I noticed a glimmering iridescence unlike anything I had seen before. I had stumbled upon on one of Minnesota’s most common orchid species, the stemless (pink) lady’s slipper, glimmering with rain drops…”
While local residents follow social distancing outdoors in the wilderness, the public is asked to not travel to the Quetico-Superior region, as facilities close due to infection prevention measures.
Inspiring images from around the region show how to have fun in the snow and enjoy the unique beauty of the season.
Read the new issue of the magazine, with stories covering thousands of square miles and wide-ranging topics.
Rural and small-town initiatives seek to improve livability and promote responsible tourism.
Board member since 2004 Please tell us what your involvement with the Quetico Superior Foundation means to you: The Quetico-Superior region is a unique landscape that I have enjoyed visiting all …