5 Places to Visit in Minnesota

SavetheEarth has chosen "Top 5 places" to visit in Minnesota!

1. Lutsen

For over 50 years, 

Lutsen has had the topography to lay claim to the largest ski area in the Midwest.

Being the premier destination ski area in the Midwest means 

constant improvements and continual transformation. 

That's what you expect from a leader, and that's what we deliver.

2. Two Harbors

When the Iron Age Railroad and Duluth expanded to Lake Superior,

the city of Two Harbors Minnesota was born. 

The area's infrastructure along the bay grew and the city is now a thriving harbor town. Friendly and smaller in size, the town boasts modern conveniences with a laid-back stride. The active port coupled with the scenic backdrop of Two Harbors

 gives this small town big appeal.

3. Duluth

Duluth is a four-season city — as breathtaking in winter white as it is in summer green. 

Visit at a different time of year, and you’ll find an entirely new place to explore. 

The quiet of the forests and the splendor of the Lake Superior shoreline mesh into a getaway experience

 that will both relax and rejuvenate you, any time of year.

4. St. Croix River

With over 34,000 acres and two great rivers—the Saint Croix River, 

which is a National Scenic Riverway, and the Kettle River, 

a State Wild and Scenic River—there's so much to do. 

Explore the rivers by canoe or with a fishing pole. 

Swim at Lake Clayton or climb a fire tower.

The park has miles of trails for hikers, horseback riders, bicyclists, 

snowmobilers, and cross-country skiers. 

Campers can reserve drive-in, walk-in, backpack, and horseback campsites.

 Large groups can reserve the modern group centers or the primitive group camps.

5. Ely

You'll experience the best of both worlds - the relaxed atmosphere of smaller-town living yet many of the advantages of big-city living. 

A scenic drive from the North Shore, Ely, MN offers not only the ultimate in wilderness experiences, but also some of the finest places to eat and shop as well as many beautiful resorts, cabins and varied year-round Northern Minnesota recreation experiences. 

Remember! 

We are the only ones that visit these places, at the same time, 

we are the only ones that can protect the environment where these places live