We talked with four Duluthians and avid cyclists about their tips, tricks and recommendations on seeing Duluth on two wheels.
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The People and the Place
From budget-friendly family activities to hidden waterfalls to recommendations from locals, check out our blog for trip ideas and to learn more about what makes Duluth so special.
Faces of Duluth: Cheryl Skafte
Cheryl Skafte loves Duluth. And Lake Superior. This is the driving force behind her work with Keep Duluth Clean, a volunteer-led organization that encourages people to pick up litter where they live, work and play.
Duluth Hotels’ “Claims to Fame”
When choosing lodging for a trip, most people consider a few factors: price, location, amenities – but how about its claim to fame? In Duluth, there is no shortage of hotels with stories to tell. Learn more about some special facts and pieces of history from spots all over town.
Faces of Duluth: Emily Vikre
Vikre Distillery has been curating timeless cocktails and providing tourists and locals alike with a tasting room that feels like home for 10 years. We sat down with co-founder and CEO, Emily Vikre, to chat about how Duluth’s culture and spirit inspire both her cocktails and business.
Ships! Ships! Ships! Your Guide to Duluth’s Maritime Marvels
Crack the code of the harbor! From distinguishing lakers vs salties to mastering aerial lift bridge horn codes, our ultimate Duluth shipping guide gives you the insider tips needed for a perfect day of ship watching on Lake Superior in MN.
Faces of Duluth: Tony O’Neil
Tony O’Neil is the heart and soul behind Jamrock Cultural Restaurant in downtown Duluth. He brings the flavors of the Caribbean and his grandmother’s recipes to life, providing a place to share delicious food and build community. Another passion of his is football, and this year, he’ll take the field as head coach for Duluth’s new arena football team, the Harbor Monsters. His zest for both food and football are vibrant contributions to the community.