It's looking like the first full week of the month is bringing us clear skies, highs around 73, and lots and lots of sunshine. I'm soaking up every second of it.
Savoring The Best Weather Days of Fall
Minnesota’s Oldest Piece of Petrified Wood is in Holdingford
I got to see this last April when my fiancé and I were talking a walk in Holdingford checking out the covered bridge on the Lake Wobegon Trail. We parked in a nearby lot, and right by my car was this large piece of petrified wood and I gravitated to it like a moth to a flame.
Being at the Lake Feels Different in the Winter
I was craving lake time so bad that I took an alternate route on my way home last weekend just so I could stop by the lake and see if that would cure me.
A Walk Around Maple Island Park in Little Falls
It was a picture perfect summer day and there were a handful of other people in the park that exchanged smiles and modest waves as we passed on the path.
Why Do Midwesterners Love Storm Watching So Much?
The second an abnormally dark cloud rolls into our viewing area we are standing under an open garage door with necks craned to the sky.
The 10 Commandments of Floating on a Minnesota Lake
There is no better way to spend a hot Saturday afternoon than floating on a sunshine drenched lake in Minnesota.
An 1800’s Ghost Town Sits in the Heart of Crow Wing State Park
The area boasts a rich history of battling Native American tribes, religious missions, fur traders, oxcart trains, and even a population of 600 at its height.
Minnesota’s Longest Covered Bridge is in Holdingford
The 186 foot bridge was built in 2008 by the town's Lions Club, and since there is no motor vehicle traffic on the trail, guests checking out the bridge can enjoy it at their own pace.
Annual Banquet in Burtrum Raises Money to Help Get People Outdoors
The Hub Supper Club on Long Lake in Burtrum is taken over one Saturday every March for the annual Midwest Outdoors Unlimited Banquet.
Great Fall Hiking Can Be Found at Quarry Park and Nature Preserve in Waite Park
The sun reflecting on glass smooth water in the quarries looked like it was out of a Terry Redlin painting. The trails were busy with it being so nice outside, and everyone we passed had smiles a mile wide.
