trails

Hoping to enjoy the warm winter weather? You may need to consider where you walk or bike.

With these new All-Terrain Chairs at some Minnesota State Parks, they make trails available for everyone to use.

They reminded everyone that it's usually this time of year when trails temporarily close to all users so that they are protected and that time has officially arrived.

Looking for a quick and easy scenic hike in Duluth? Look no further!

Starting today for a second year in a row Skyline Parkway will be closed to make room for more walking trails for the season.

Giants Ridge is expanding their bike trails in the hopes of becoming the biggest lift served bike park in the entire Midwest. A lift park uses chairlifts to bring the rider and their bike up to the top of the trails. Director of mountain sports Benji Neff said to WDIO "Currently there's only two places in the state where you can put your bike on a chairlift and come ride...

A select few people with zero manners have been descending upon the North Shore leaving a destructive mess in their wake.

If you have not made a point of visiting Minnesota State Parks in the winter, this candlelight event may be a good motivator.

The Northland is joining the country-wide celebration of National Trails Day on Saturday, June 6 with a slate of special events.

Duluth has some great trails and areas to bike and walk. June 7th is National Trails Day, and the city is looking for volunteers to help clean and prepare the trails, walkways, and biking areas for public use.

With all the excitement over the city talking about extending all the trails, Mayor Don Ness will talk more about some promises and future plans for making more safe bike trails for more people to bike to more places.

The weather is warming up and some of the trails in the Twin Ports are drying. That doesn't mean they are ready to use. Some are still having some drainage problems. There are some clumps of snow that are making some trails muddy, and if used could ruin that path for someone else.