The Minne-Roadtrip offers visitors the opportunity to get out of the hustle and bustle of the city and everyday life. Visit our picturesque downtowns, historic attractions and small family-owned businesses. Located in Southern Minnesota; Owatonna, Faribault and Northfield’s attractions are accessible from Interstate 35.
There is so much to do, you will have no trouble filing your tank with lots of activities and unique dining opportunities!
A beautiful 9 hole course in southern Minnesota.
Steele County's first operating brewery/taproom since prohibition.
Established In The 1920's. 9 hole golf course with full driving range. Seasonal Restaurant.
The Milwaukee Road Heritage Center revives the history of the Milwaukee Road railroad. Located in Montevideo, MN is the historic depot and the continued development of a working rail yard complete with rolling stock, numerous historic artifacts and the continued development of a model railroad.
Here at Millner Heritage Vineyard & Winery, we grow nine acres of grapes (about 5,000 vines.) We grow eight different varieties bred by either Elmer Swenson or the University of Minnesota. Frontenac, Frontenac Gris, Marquette, Brianna, Prairie Star, Valiant, Kay Gray and Sabrevois. European style winery offering riding vineyard tours, winery tours, and wine tasting. Wine sales by the bottle or glass plus gift shop. A panoramic courtyard view of a 9 acre producing vineyard. Indoor & outdoor events available. Our focus is on high quality wines from regional grapes.
Nestled in downtown Minneapolis on the tree-lined sidewalks of Nicollet Mall, the Sheraton Minneapolis Downtown Convention Center offers convenient access to dining, entertainment, shopping and business destinations. We are connected by enclosed skyway to the Minneapolis Convention Center and within walking distance to Walker Art Center, Minneapolis Sculpture Garden, Target Center, Metrodome, and Target Field, home of the Minnesota Twins.
155 miles of trails, firebreaks, and roads criss-cross Mille Lacs Wildlfie Management Area, creating easy opportunity to view wildlife. The 39,000 acrea wma is home to white-tailed deer, beaver, mink,and black bear. Ruffed grouse, red-tailed and rough-legged hawks, owls, bald eagle, and song and marsh birds are just a few of the species that can be found. Watch for wildlife while hiking, biking, or cross-country skiing. Bring both mosquito and tick repellent when visiting.
Steep, forested slopes, small lakes and wetlands characterize the landscape of this 318-acre site. The topography reflects the most recent glacial era, roughly 15,000 years before present, when an advancing glacier stalled, then retreated, depositing rock and debris as a moraine along its melting edge. Within the SNA, this moraine explains the abrupt, 160' rise in elevation to the west and south of Sunfish Lake.
