For those that live here, we know that Duluth has great night life, outdoor actiivities and a wide variety of things to do. We want to share this YouTube Video with you. Come visit Duluth and see all Read the rest of this entry »
The weather in Duluth, Minnesota is so delightful this time of year. We have a good base of snow on the ground and Lake Superior is good for a Read the rest of this entry »
You don’t have to spend a lot of money to enjoy the Zenith city of Duluth, Minnesota. The Lake Superior Marine Museum at the foot of the Aerial Lift Bridge in Canal Park is always free and offers a wealth of information about the twin ports of Duluth, MN and Superior, WI as well as shipping schedules and marine artifacts.
Canal Park is a central point when visiting Duluth in the summer. You can walk the lakewalk or enjoy a stroll along the pier watching the 1000 foot ore boats come in and out of the harbor beneath the Lift Bridge.
Outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy the north woods by biking, hiking, walking or inline skating along the Willard Munger State Trail. This trail was laid on an abandoned railroad bed. In Duluth, Minnesota, the trail going the 63 miles south to Hinckley Read the rest of this entry »
Whether you are coming to Duluth, MN on business and lodging in one of many fine hotels or bringing the entire family on vacation, here are the top 10 things we recommend while visiting:
1. The best way to see the city of Duluth and Lake Superior is to take a narrated sightseeing cruise with the Vista Fleet. They offer lunch and dinner cruises as well.
2. Visit Canal Park. Canal Park offers shopping and some of the best dining at the classic Grandma’s Restaurant. You can walk the pier and watch huge ships come in and out of the Duluth - Superior harbor beneath the Aerial Lift Bridge. Enjoy a stroll along the Lakewalk - a Duluth version of the boardwalk.
What better distraction for a lovely July day than to pick your own organic strawberries at Fink’s. Picking your own berries is simple, fun, and a very tasty treat. Read the rest of this entry »