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ITINERARYCentral Region
OLIVER KELLEY FARMLearn about 1860s farming at the working Oliver Kelley Farm. Explore this historic farmstead and then head to the new modern Farm Lab to learn about today’s animals, crops and pro-duce and how it gets from the farm to your dinner plate.
WOODLAND TRAILSWoodland Trails Regional Park is a 427-acre park with dense woods, prairies and wetlands. It is a magnif-icent place to visit for bird watching, walking, hiking, biking or cross-coun-try skiing.
ANNUAL EVENTSThere are many events that take place throughout the year, including Taste of the Elk River, an outdoor food and wine festival in mid-May; Riverfront Concert Series on Thursday nights in downtown all summer long; Santa in the Park in early December; and Shiv-er Elk River in the middle of winter.
ST. CLOUDELK RIVER1 2DAY DAY
MUNSINGER CLEMENS BOTANICAL SOCIETY
Two distinct but adjacent gardens are located in St. Cloud on the banks of the Mississippi River. Munsinger Gar-dens dates from the ‘30s and includes 14 acres of winding flower-bordered paths under tall hemlocks and pines. Clemens Gardens, developed primar-ily in the ‘90s, provide a collection of six gardens characterized by formal style that is situated on seven acres.
STEARNS HISTORY MUSEUM
The Stearns History Museum is part of a 100-acre nature park with walking trails an abundant wildlife. Through-out the year, the museum presents exhibits, programs and activities that educate, entertain and inspire visitors.
PARAMOUNT THEATREThis 800-seat theater is central Min-nesota’s Home for Arts and Entertain-ment, hosting community theater and local, regional and national perform-ers throughout the year.
MINNESOTA MILITARY MUSEUM
Examine military historical exhibits dating from mid-1800s at the Minne-sota Military Museum at Camp Ripley. Learn about the experiences of mil-itary men and women that are cap-tured and interpreted for the public as at this museum.
CHARLES LINDBERGH HOUSE AND MUSEUM
Discover the childhood home of Charles Lindbergh and learn how the Mississip-pi River influenced his future as an en-vironmental activist, inventor and avia-tion pioneer. Your group can see model planes, historic flight footage and inter-active exhibits.
LINDEN HILL HISTORIC ESTATE
Built in 1898, Linden Hill Historic Es-tate sits on nine acres overlooking the Mississippi River. Groups can visit the Weyerhaeuser Home with the Linden Hill Historic House Museum and Muss-er Mansion to learn what life was like in the early 1900s.
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Bowlus
Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness
Voyageurs National Park
Superior National Forest
Superior National Forest
Chippewa National Forest
Upper Red Lake
Lower Red Lake
Lake of the Woods
Rainy Lake
LakeWinnibigoshish
Leech Lake
Mille LacsLake
Ely
Orr
Cook
Isle
Mora
Tower
Crane Lake
Milan
Remer
Cokato
Onamia
MortonFairfax
Morgan
WinonaWaseca
Wadena
Menahga
Benson
Morris
Aurora
Duluth
Roseau
PerhamVergas
Dent
Currie
Le Roy
Spring ValleyAustin
Blooming Prairie
Warren
Argyle
Spicer
Osakis
Miltona
Crosby DeerwoodNisswa
Windom
Bagley Shevlin
ClearbrookFosston
Erskine
Fertile
WalkerAkeley
Nevis
AitkinCarlton
WabashaKellogg
Biwabik
Hibbing EvelethGilbert
WarroadWilliams
Lake Bronson
Karlstad
Badger
Greenbush
Middle River
Angle InletOak Island
Luverne
Hallock
Noyes
Willmar
Jackson
Adrian
Bigfork
Big Falls
Littlefork
Waskish
Kabetogama
CalumetBovey
Harmony
Preston
Cloquet
New Ulm
Mankato
Bemidji
Appleton
Madison
Owatonna
Richmond
ShakopeeWaconia
VirginiaChisholm
Marcell
StarbuckGlenwood
Hinckley
Fairmont
MahnomenAda
Waubun
Hawley
Nay-Tah-WaushLake George
Lake Itasca
Laporte
MarshallLe Sueur
Henderson Belle Plaine
Le Center
Baudette
NorthomeKelliher
Red Wing
Rushford
Spring Grove
Houston
Altura
Brownsville
Hastings
Garrison
BrainerdBaxter
Staples
Moorhead
McGregor
Barnum
Lake City
Zumbrota
Plainview
Elk River
Anoka
Princeton
Faribault
Crookston
Pipestone
Edgerton
Slayton
Olivia
Sandstone
Finlayson
Pine City
Rochester
Hendricks
Canby
Caledonia
Lanesboro
Chatfield
Crosslake
EmilyFifty Lakes
Lindstrom
Cass Lake
Longville
Blackduck
Tenstrike Hines
Hill City
Northfield
Monticello Albertville
Maple Grove
Beaver BaySilver Bay
Little Marais
Schroeder
Tofte
Lutsen
Albert Lea
StillwaterWhite Bear Lake
Hoyt Lakes
Babbitt
St. Paul
Litchfield
Hutchinson
Waterville
New London
Deer RiverBena
Pennington
Federal Dam
Blue Earth
Alexandria
Montevideo
Hackensack
Backus
Pine River
Moose Lake
Sleepy Eye
Ortonville
St. Cloud
Paynesville
Sauk Centre
Pierz
Battle Lake
Garfield
Worthington
St. PeterLake Benton
Two HarborsPark Rapids
Ponsford
La Crescent
Minneapolis
BloomingtonApple Valley
Mantorville
Kasson
Springfield
Comfrey
St. James
Madelia
Walnut GroveBalaton
Hanley Falls
Breckenridge
Long Prairie
Fergus FallsUnderwood
Little Falls
Cushing
GrandRapids
Cannon Falls
Pequot LakesBreezy Point
Grand Marais
Grand Portage
NorthBranch
Cambridge
Redwood Falls
Granite Falls
Taylors Falls
Detroit Lakes
Frazee
Red Lake Falls
New York Mills
Ottertail
Pelican Rapids
East Grand Forks
St. Louis Park
Thief RiverFalls
InternationalFalls
Ranier
Fisher’sLanding
Moorhead
Dresbach
Albert Lea
St. Croix
Beaver CreekWorthington
Thompson Hill
Grand Portage
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MINNESOTA AT
A Glance
STATE REGIONS
MPLS-ST. PAUL AREA
CENTRAL
NORTHWEST
NORTHEAST
SOUTHERN
Welcome Centers are located on major highways at key points in state
Two centers are open seasonally; the others operate year-round.
Information Centers in these cities are affiliated wiht Explore Minnesota and provide statewide travel information. In the Twin Cities area, these information centers are in downtown Minneapolis, St. Paul, St. Louis Park and Mall of America.