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Early antlerless deer season this weekend on North Shore
An early antlerless deer season will be held this Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 23-24, in two permit areas along the North Shore. The areas are 182, which surrounds Duluth, and area 180, which stretches...
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Camping Equipment Guide
Preparation is essential for any outdoor adventure. Having the necessary supplies and equipment can make a difference in your overall enjoyment and experience. Checklists are a great tool to help with...
Posted on 7/7/10 at 3:16 AM
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DESTINATION UNKNOWN: 32 winter events planned at Minnesota state parks.

DESTINATION UNKNOWN: 32 winter events planned at Minnesota state parks. We’ll need some more snow to get things rolling, but the Department of Natural Resources has scheduled 32 candlelight ski, snowshoe and hiking events this winter at Minnesota state parks.

By Herald Staff Report , December 16, 2012

National Park wilderness hike highlights backcountry springs

Fresh water springs are few and far between in the Badlands of Theodore Roosevelt National Park, but they are an important source of water this dry environment.

June 28, 2012

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Rising to the peak: Bemidji men conquer Rainier

Rising to the peak: Bemidji men conquer Rainier BEMIDJI – A bucket list adventure can now be crossed off the list for four Bemidji men.

By Monte Draper , June 26, 2012

Riverfront property gains permanent protection

Riverfront property gains permanent protection Submitted images This aerial view depicts the 4.3-acre site (shown in red) that will be perpetually protected. It is within city limits and near the Kinnickinnic River (shown in blue).

January 06, 2011

Dakota recreation report for October 15, 2010

October 15, 2010

Ice Age Trail to extended through Marathon County

Ice Age Trail to extended through Marathon County Outdoor News
- Wisconsin’s Ice Age Trail will soon be a little longer, thanks to the help of volunteers in Marathon County.

September 15, 2010

Outdoors blog: Link, Crowley in Minnesota on final leg of hike

By Sam Cook , September 07, 2010

Outdoors blog: A day on the Superior Hiking Trail

By Sam Cook , September 06, 2010

TRNF hosting wilderness hike Sunday

Theodore Roosevelt National Park visitors will choose the destination for a wilderness hike Sunday. The hike in the park’s North Unit will be the last one of the 2010 summer season. Backcountry Ranger John Heiser is offering several options for visitors to consider, including searching for bighorn sheep, hiking to the Petrified Forest or a backcountry spring or venturing to the park’s most scenic bentonite ridge.

September 03, 2010

TRNF hosting wilderness hike Sunday

Theodore Roosevelt National Park visitors will choose the destination for a wilderness hike Sunday.

September 02, 2010

Hikers reach home stretch of walk around Lake Superior

Hikers reach home stretch of walk around Lake Superior SLEEPING GIANT PROVINCIAL PARK, ONTARIO — Mike Link and Kate Crowley are growing weary by mid-afternoon when they come upon the rope. It is tied in an ancient knot to a tree along the Kabeyun Trail on a rugged peninsula that juts into Lake Superior northeast of Thunder Bay.

By Sam Cook , August 29, 2010

Back-packing worth the work

Of all the fine times to be in the high country, there is none better than the month of August. Much of the snow has melted from the previous winter, or as much as is going to melt, the insects are mostly gone, and the fall snows haven’t yet arrived. It is a wonderful season to hike up a trail, climb into the country and “throw your eye around,” as an Athapaskan Indian guide once said to me in the upper Yukon.

August 27, 2010

North Country Trail to host Itasca Park hike fest

The North Country Trail Association and Itasca State Park will host a family-friendly event called North Country Hiking Fest at Itasca State Park on Saturday, Aug. 28.

August 18, 2010

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Discover Duluth: Gooseberry Falls’ Fifth Falls Trail

Discover Duluth: Gooseberry Falls’ Fifth Falls Trail Encompassing five waterfalls and approximately 18 miles of hiking trails, it’s pretty safe to say that no one has the same favorite spot at Gooseberry.

August 09, 2010

From the valley to the mountain: Fargo native climbs Mount Rainier

From the valley to the mountain: Fargo native climbs Mount Rainier Growing up amid the flat plains of the Red River Valley, Justin Dimmer never thought about mountain climbing.

By Emily Hartley , July 10, 2010

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