If you're traveling with kids in tow, there’s no doubt you’ll end up at a playground or two during your trip. Some days, any playground will do, but if you’re looking for something more than a slide and a swing set, these awesome Minnesota playgrounds will inspire even the grownups to get in on the fun.
From creatively topped varieties and vegetarian options to greasy diner-style classics, a smorgasbord of America's favorite sandwich awaits visitors and foodies alike in every corner of Minnesota.
While our claim to fame is the Juicy Lucy—a burger that features molten cheese oozing from the center of the patty—burger lovers needn't stop there. Here are just a few delicious options to whet your appetite:
With idyllic views and tasty eats, Minnesota’s pizza farms offer al fresco dining in rustic settings. These seasonal businesses are typically open May through September or October and located in rural areas throughout the state.
More than 10,000 years ago, glaciers covered all of Minnesota except the southeastern corner and carved the deep valleys and soft limestone bluffs of the area. Known by geologists as the “driftless” region (and by Minnesotans as Bluff Country), this land is now graced with charming small towns, gentle rivers, and streams flowing between high wooded bluffs beloved by canoeists, trout anglers, birders and other nature lovers.
Here are some of its highlights.
For a memorable and fun winter activity nearly anyone can do, strap on a pair of snowshoes and venture deep into the snow-covered Minnesota wilderness.
The Land of 10,000 Lakes may be the most popular nickname for Minnesota, but it's also known as The State of Hockey — and for good reason. It's one of the most popular sports in Minnesota.
Minnesota is second to none when it comes to family fun.
From rock climbing and windsurfing to fly fishing and stargazing, visitors will be surprised to discover all there is to do just beyond the next Interstate 90 exit.
Southern Minnesota has all the variety and beauty you are looking for in your next adventure along I-90. Travelers have a chance to experience some of the best outdoor adventures that the Upper Midwest has to offer.
Few things in life are better than a piping hot slice of cheesy, saucy, perfectly crusted pizza. From square cut slices to deep dish, you can find all styles of pizza in Minnesota. While we can’t name every pizza spot across the state, here are a few worth checking out next time the craving hits.
Minnesota is one of the nation’s most active states – and no wonder.