Winter in Quetico Provincial Park
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?
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?
International gathering near Atikokan will offer presentations, discussions, and the chance to take part in a wilderness ski adventure the following day.
Inspiring images from around the region show how to have fun in the snow and enjoy the unique beauty of the season.
How is the BWCAW patrolled in the winter? When snow covers Boundary Waters lakes and portages, wilderness rangers turn to sled dogs, snowshoes, and cross-country skis to complete their work…
A collaboration between Wilderness Inquiry and youth advocacy group Ka Joog takes kids into the Boundary Waters to share new experiences…
Snow underfoot, dark pines above, a white path beckons cross-country skiers into the Boundary Waters and offers glimpses into its past.
Cross Quetico Lakes Tour on March 17 will send skiers into the Canadian wilderness park to cross ice-covered lakes often used for canoeing.
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.
Adventurer spends November to January in the wilderness, surviving solitude and harsh winter conditions.
Event series includes speakers, hands-on workshops, and other ways to enjoy the snowy season.
Video of ice crashing on shore in Duluth has inspired wonder around the world.
Mail Run featured tight competition in the snowy forests of the Canadian border.