Redhead Mountain Bike Park: A Minnesota Mountain Bike Park Surrounded by History
Just one hour north of Duluth, MN, land that was mined for iron ore decades ago has been reclaimed for recreation. Surrounded by history, Redhead Mountain Bike Park makes use of the dramatic elevation in the former mine even as active mining takes place less than one mile away. With 25 miles of incredible trails…
Exploring Giants Ridge: A Haven for Outdoor Enthusiasts
Nestled in the heart of Minnesota’s stunning Iron Range, Giants Ridge offers a haven for outdoor enthusiasts year-round. Whether you’re seeking adrenaline-pumping activities or serene moments surrounded by nature, this destination promises something for everyone. Let’s delve into the top things to do at Giants Ridge that make it a must-visit spot for adventure seekers…
Best Camping in Northern Minnesota is on The Range
Minnesota’s Iron Range, from Hibbing in the west to Hoyt Lakes in the east, is dotted with amazing municipal campgrounds. Find some of the best campgrounds in Minnesota right here! Quiet, well-staffed and offering easy access to trails, amenities and more, the campgrounds of the Range are worth checking out this summer. Fisherman’s Point In…
Exploring A Minnesota Original: The Mesabi Trail
Nestled in the heart of northern Minnesota’s picturesque landscapes, just one hour north of Duluth, lies a gem. The Mesabi Trail is waiting to be explored by outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers alike. Stretching across northeastern Minnesota, this 162-mile long paved trail winds through some of the most stunning scenery the state has to offer,…
Hiking Redhead Mountain Bike Trails With Dogs
Editor’s Note: this blog was written by Redhead Mountain Bike Park ambassador Miriam Kero Exploring Redhead with a Furry Friend: Your Dog! As a dog-mom mountain biker, I long to bring my dog mountain biking. Even though we have had Mabel, our sheepadoodle, for three years, bikes still make her crazy. Not a chaser, Mabel…
First ride at Redhead Mountain Bike Park
Starting the Season with a Ride at Redhead Editor’s Note: this blog was written by Redhead Mountain Bike Park ambassador Miriam Kero. Summer 2024 was off to a wet start. But one of the gifts of Redhead is that its soils drain well and (most of) it recovers quickly. I finally got out for my…