How to Plan a Trip to Voyageurs National Park
Considering Voyageurs celebrates its 50th anniversary in 2025, there’s really no better time to see Minnesota's only national park — one of six distinct sites recognized by the National Park Service.
Canoe, Camp & Color Watch Along the St. Croix River
The St. Croix River Valley is ablaze in red, orange and yellow leaves in the fall, and one of the most peaceful, immersive ways to experience Minnesota's fall color show is paddling a canoe between the densely wooded banks of the St. Croix River.
Where to Go Bass Fishing in Minnesota
Minnesota consistently ranks as one of the best places for bass fishing in the country. Anglers from all over the United States talk about Minnesota’s lakes and rivers as ideal for catching smallmouth and largemouth bass.
What to Fish in Minnesota
Healthy fish depend on a strong habitat. Just look at the many clean bodies of water in Minnesota — a “Land of 10,000 Lakes" split into three diverse biomes.
Where to Go Zip Lining in Minnesota
Soaring through the air on a Minnesota zip line is the ultimate blend of adrenaline, adventure and excitement. Experience the thrill of the zip as you glide among tree tops and take in aerial views from the safety of your harness!
How to Take the Ultimate Great River Road Trip
Minnesota is both the birthplace of America's largest, most legendary river and the scene of its most wild, scenic stretches.
10 Reasons to Go Fishing in Minnesota
Minnesota is one of the top fishing destinations in North America, and the fine folks at Fishidy have identified the main reasons you should grab a pole and plan your trip today.
Minnesota's Best Waterfalls
Many say spring is waterfall season in Minnesota due to rapid snow melt and thundering, fast-flowing waterfalls. These majestic sights are a top place to visit any time of year; have you ever seen a frozen waterfall? Let this list guide you to the state's most awe-inspiring waterfalls.
Things to Do in the St. Croix River Valley
Less than half an hour from Minneapolis-St. Paul, the St. Croix River Valley is teeming with plentiful natural beauty, fun on the water, and small rivertown charms.
The St. Croix was one of only eight waterways originally designated as a “National Wild and Scenic River” by the federal government in 1968. It’s also widely considered one of the best canoeing rivers in the nation. Get on the water and see the sights along this iconic waterway.
The Most Beautiful Places to Hike in Minnesota in Fall
Maplewood State Park, the Superior Hiking Trail and Mississippi River Bluffs all make fall prime time for hiking in Minnesota