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.
Before you pack away your tent and sleeping bags for the season, consider giving fall camping a try, here are five good reasons…
Tour the North Shore’s newest campground at Split Rock Lighthouse State Park with bonus tips of fun things to do in iconic MN park.
Blaze burns small area on northeastern end of National Park, leading to evacuations and temporary closures.
If you’re looking for some scenic hiking trails in Minnesota, the North Shore offers some of the best options. From easy walks to more challenging hikes, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Here are some of the top North Shore hiking trails to add to your bucket list.
“We worried about crowds and finding a campsite on the popular Rose Lake in the BWCA. But were rewarded with a once-in-a-lifetime adventure.”
Paddle, fish, hike, canoe-in or stay in a camper cabin, and enjoy a Boundary Waters landscape with state park amenities.
“Boundary Waters Traverse” follows Alex Falconer on long-distance run to raise awareness for wilderness.
Ready for the solitude and challenge of the BWCAW? Here are some key questions to ask yourself before booking your first Boundary Waters permit.
“There are so many wonderful winter getaways in Minnesota – on our bucket list: the new camper cabins at Lake Vermilion-Soudan Underground Mine State Park…”
“George Washington Pines is the best trail I know of for beginner snowshoers. At two and a half miles, it’s short and easy to complete in about an hour. The trail itself is flat, so other than making your way over the banks created by snowplows, there are no challenging hills or obstacles to maneuver.”
After pressure on lakes and campsites in recent years, the Forest Service decided to cut about 37 BWCAW permits per day across 27 entry points.
Unusual autumn twister leaves four-mile path of downed trees across popular BWCA wilderness lakes.
“For as long as I’ve been exploring the great outdoors, I’ve been mesmerized by how I can hike my favorite spots over and over and it’s always a new experience. The seasons, weather, sun, and clouds bring surprise and delight to every hour of every day. No matter how many times I’ve done a hike, it’s never been the same twice.”
Citizen science opportunity lets hikers share data that will help scientists understand how people affect animals.
“Where else can you run 100 miles and not have to carry water with you? That clean water is worth protecting.”
What makes the Boundary Waters so inspiring? This coloring page has us looking forward to pine-studded shorelines, long days of fishing, and embarking on new adventures.
Annual paddle sports show in Madison will return with online seminars and interactive events.
Snowshoes, boots or Hok skis? Enthusiasts share tips for heading off the beaten path so you can get the most out of canoe country in winter.
Video: Important Tips from the USDA Forest Service: Whether you’re visiting for a day, or embarking on a multi-day hiking or canoe trip, the health of wilderness areas and wildlife depends …