Kayak the wild and extensive backwaters of the Mississippi River. More Info Our guided kayak tours are your chance to learn about the river’s ecosystems and feel the intense quiet […]
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Click Here for Biking Guide PDF Lake City is a cyclists dream destination. From supported group rides to gravel road paradise, the roads and trails in the area leave riders
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With a name like Lake City, don’t be surprised that everything—including the city bike-sharing program—revolves around the marina. Open daily from April to October, head to the Lake City Marina to experience
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Ten trees selected as Heritage Trees can be viewed and enjoyed on a short walking trail. A Heritage Tree can be any tree that has special qualities. Similar to historic
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Lake City offers a variety of city parks. From lakeshore swimming and strolling to baseball fields and playgrounds. Fort Beauharnois Wayside Park2.5 Miles north of Lake City on Hwy 61Picnic
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Dense hardwood forest and long-distance views of this sparsely developed valley give a feeling of remoteness. 17 miles of hiking trails with several loops, the shortest about 3 miles. Rugged;
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Enjoy a day of frozen fun on Lake Pepin! The on-ice activities include a free kids fishing contest, adult fishing contest, food, warm drinks, and games all held just off-shore
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You can walk or bike the Cannon Valley Trail which runs 19.7 miles from Red Wing to Cannon Falls and attracts close to 100,000 users a year. More Info The
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Open Year Round w/ Nature Programs & Interpretive walks throughout the season 5 miles north of Lake City. View trail map. 64 Campsites, 14.2 Miles of Hiking Trails, Birding (more than
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Hok-Si-La Municipal Park and Campground is open year-round for day use.One Mile North of Lake City on Hwy 61. The park has a 252-acre municipally owned and operated park located
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