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.
Lake Superior’s impressive beauty is something that regularly captivates visitors – and for good reason, since it’s the world’s largest freshwater lake! But, did you know the big lake is just the beginning when it comes to what the Duluth area has to offer? Here are some under-the-radar spots if you want to chase waterfalls and water features on your next visit to Duluth.
To help highlight what makes a trip to AMSOIL Arena so memorable and all that there is to do in Duluth, we tapped the University of Minnesota-Duluth women’s hockey team coaches to share their insider tips and favorite attractions.
Whether it’s the fresh northern air, proximity to Lake Superior and it’s crisp, delicious water, or just the fact you’re away from it all – beer (or cider, cocktails and really anything) seems to taste better in Duluth. In reality, it’s most likely because these northern brew masters, cider makers and distillers take their crafts seriously – and have the awards, accolades and avid fans to prove it.
Below is a roundup of Duluth’s breweries, cideries and distilleries, grouped by neighborhood so it’s easier than ever to plan your next tasting. Bonus: most are family-friendly and many have dog-friendly patios, so Fido can join the fun, too. Please enjoy responsibly!
Faces of Duluth tells the stories of the people behind Duluth’s iconic attractions, hidden gems and everything in between. Traveling to Duluth? Learn the locals’ tips and tricks for seeing all the city has to…
Everything seems to taste better in Duluth – especially coffee. Duluth is bursting with roasteries and warm, inviting coffee shops – plus fresh Lake Superior water for brewing.
Deep breaths of fresh crisp air, crystal-trimmed tree branches glistening in the sun and vast snow-covered vistas are just a few reasons Duluth, Minnesota, is a magical winter destination.