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Wildernest Cabins, a new six-cabin retreat, sits at the gateway to the natural wonders of the North Shore yet is just 15 minutes from Duluth’s Canal Park. Experience the wild beauty of the North Shore without sacrificing design or comfort. Each two-guest cabin embodies “Wild Places, Cozy Spaces,” helping guests feel at home in nature – nestled into the woods with immersive forest views and featuring private saunas, gas fireplaces, and carefully curated amenities.
We are dedicated to offer free boating that provides nature experiences and learning opportunities for seniors, first and foremost, as well as veterans and those with special needs. The St. Louis River Experience (SLRE), is a non-profit 501(c)(3) which makes our program possible and free of charge through the support of businesses, organizations and a dedicated experienced staff of 100% volunteers. SLRE volunteers take seniors, veterans and those with special needs out on a specially-equipped pontoon to enjoy and take in nature’s breathtaking sites on the river. Our reservations typically open to sponsors in April and to the public in May. Visit our website to learn more and book an awesome trip for your organization! Our pontoon is docked at Pier B – 800 W. Railroad Street in Duluth, where all trips depart and return.
The DECC complex includes not only the original DECC Arena but also the new AMSOIL Arena, which features many modern amenities and fan comforts, making it a prime location for major hockey events and concerts.