One Day in Duluth
Duluth is a four season city and one of Minnesota's finest. A perfect blend of big city culture and a smaller Northwoods escape, the city offers much to do during all four seasons. During winter, hit the ski slopes at Spirit Mountain. In fall, drive along Skyline Parkway for clifftop views of Lake Superior and the lush red leaves. In summer, barbecue on Park Point beach. In spring, hike near Seven Bridges Road and enjoy the fresh gushing streams.
Canal Park Lodge is brand new and overlooks Lake Superior on one side, and the entrance to Canal Park on the other. It has continental breakfast, a pool and fitness room, and easy access parking. The lobby also has a cash bar. Book one of the three massage packages to complete your relaxing stay.
Lake Avenue Cafe is one of Duluth's best restaurants. Located in Canal Park in the Dewitt-Seitz building, the menu features light lunches of sandwiches, salads and delicious homemade soups. Try their sesame and mandarin grilled chicken salad, and you can't go wrong with their famous lentil soup for starters. Then, take a stroll around ... More >
Lake Avenue Cafe is one of Duluth's best restaurants. Located in Canal Park in the Dewitt-Seitz building, the menu features light lunches of sandwiches, salads and delicious homemade soups. Try their sesame and mandarin grilled chicken salad, and you can't go wrong with their famous lentil soup for starters. Then, take a stroll around the block and head to the lake after to settle your meal.
Yonkers, JCPennys and Sears are the staple department stores, and there is a large Barnes & Nobel and DSW, as well as a food court and many other shops.
The Rose Garden located on Superior Street off of the Lakewalk is a gorgeous must-see during the summer months. Volunteers from Duluth's community care for the large roses, and bring them back each year despite colder winter months. This is a popular place to get married in Duluth because the lake views and the nearby railroad makes fo... More >
The Rose Garden located on Superior Street off of the Lakewalk is a gorgeous must-see during the summer months. Volunteers from Duluth's community care for the large roses, and bring them back each year despite colder winter months. This is a popular place to get married in Duluth because the lake views and the nearby railroad makes for beautiful pictures.
If you visit Duluth, you have to take the 20 mile drive up highway 61 to Two Harbors. The stretching highway follows the lake shore with beautiful views and scenic photo spots. Stop off at Betty's Pie's for a slice of blueberry homemade heaven or toss your hiking shoes in the car for a walk on some of the many trails up the shore. It's... More >
If you visit Duluth, you have to take the 20 mile drive up highway 61 to Two Harbors. The stretching highway follows the lake shore with beautiful views and scenic photo spots. Stop off at Betty's Pie's for a slice of blueberry homemade heaven or toss your hiking shoes in the car for a walk on some of the many trails up the shore. It's worth getting out of Duluth for an afternoon to experience the real woods.
Miller Hill Mall is a nice rainy day stop in Duluth. It's easy to find parking, and the mall holds a large variety of stores without feeling too overwhelming. Yonkers, JCPennys and Sears are the staple department stores, and there is a large Barnes & Nobel and DSW, as well as a food court and many other shops. It's the biggest mall in ... More >
Miller Hill Mall is a nice rainy day stop in Duluth. It's easy to find parking, and the mall holds a large variety of stores without feeling too overwhelming. Yonkers, JCPennys and Sears are the staple department stores, and there is a large Barnes & Nobel and DSW, as well as a food court and many other shops. It's the biggest mall in northern Minnesota and worth a stop if you're looking for hassle free shopping.
| Stop off at Betty's Pie's for a slice of blueberry homemade heaven or toss your hiking shoes in the car for a walk on some of the many trails up the shore. |
Old Chicago has the best pizza in Canal Park. Try their Hawaiian pizza with a spicy marinara sauce, pineapple and canadian bacon. The large central room has a bar area and lines of booths and long tables so this restaurant is ideal for large parties and weekend pizza and beer specials. More
Old Chicago has the best pizza in Canal Park. Try their Hawaiian pizza with a spicy marinara sauce, pineapple and canadian bacon. The large central room has a bar area and lines of booths and long tables so this restaurant is ideal for large parties and weekend pizza and beer specials.
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