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Watch live video stream of the 2023 Duluth Polar Plunge on February 18 from the Park Point in Duluth as hundreds of brave individuals dive into the icy waters of the Duluth-Superior Harbor.

Watch live video stream of the 2022 Duluth Polar Plunge on February 19 from the Park Point in Duluth as hundreds of brave individuals dive into the icy waters of the Duluth-Superior Harbor.

Watch live video stream of the 2021 Duluth Polar Plunge on March 27 from the Park Point in Duluth as hundreds of brave individuals dive into the icy waters of the Duluth-Superior Harbor.

Watch live video stream of the 2020 Duluth Polar Bear Plunge on February 15 from the Park Point in Duluth as hundreds of brave individuals dive into the icy waters of the Duluth-Superior Harbor.

Due to extenuating circumstances the plunge site for the Duluth Polar Plunge 2020 has been moved to a new location.

The events of the 2019 Duluth Polar Plunge have all been completed, and at the weekend's conclusion, well over $140,000 was raised for Special Olympics of Minnesota.

Watch live video stream of the 2019 Duluth Polar Bear Plunge on February 16 from the Canal Park shoreline of Lake Superior as hundreds of brave individuals dive into the icy waters of Lake Superior

What can the hundreds of brave plungers expect from the weather for the events of the 2018 Duluth Polar Plunge? Here's the latest weather forecast for the events.

The 2018 Duluth Polar Bear Plunge is Saturday, February 17 on the Canal Park shoreline of Lake Superior. As hundreds of brave individuals dive into the icy waters of Lake Superior in support of Special Olympics of Minnesota, we will have a live video stream of the event right here!

While the weather was extra pleasant for the 2017 Duluth Polar Plunge, it still took plenty of bravery to jump into the icy water of Lake Superior.

Thanks to the Kool as Ice team for coming together and raising more than 2000 for Special Olympics of MN. Team members are Craig Sutherland, Wendy(Tanskanen) Meyers, Josh Brown, Bryce "The Dwarf King" Alexander saxon, Fred Helland. We will be doing this next year for sure!

Hundreds of brave individuals jumped into the icy water of Lake Superior in support of the Special Olympics of Minnesota. The 2016 Duluth Polar Plunge saw welcoming air temperatures just shy of 40 degrees, but the nearly freezing temperature of the water gave every plunger a reason to be proud of the feat of taking the dip...