This is a nice little hidden gem. The holes are pretty well kept up and there are some fun…read morechallenging shots to take. The staff is not very personable which is a little let down. Also it does turn into a traffic jam if the person in front of you is slow. When we went there were 3 groups waiting for the person in front of us to go. Overall it was still fun and I would try it again

Very affordable and fun mini golf in a beautiful location. A few hard holes. If you're there during…read morea boat tour the blow the whistle which is really loud.

This was a great place to visit for a walk in the park area and along the shore. Beautiful view of…read moreDuluths canal from afar. If you like skipping rocks, this is a good place to do that.

Cute little park with lots of gorgeous flowers! Some areas need work/love as the weather has not…read morebeen kind. The peonies were fabulous. That was my favorite part. They're mostly all labeled as well. I enjoyed the helpful information regarding peonies. I would love to try to grow them. I walked the whole garden. Some workers were cleaning up the garden etc. A large part of the rose garden was destroyed - weather v disease? I can't remember. Nice views of the water. Trail for walking / running etc is nearby. Many benches to just sit and relax. It's a nice place. They have a public restroom and a small parking lot. There were some scooters that we rented to go to our next spot.

Of all the points I've visited on the North/South shores, I keep coming back to here. The sand, the…read morewalk, all of which, are easy, continues to be one of our favorites. The only apology we have is recommending this place to others. But, by hopes, it will save it from further industrialization, because it's truly a remarkable spot of propriety. The only black mark on this place is that as a child I was able to camp here and now you can not. Our last visit a child informed us that he had broken the lock to the lighthouse. After 20 years, we investigated. That's where you'll f find the pictures.

I love this beach! The water might be cold, but the views are always great. This beach is where…read moreI've honed my rock skipping skills (I'm still not very good at it, but I'm getting there!) Be warned, four years ago my brother cut his foot on this beach and it got infected, but that's not the beach's fault! Just make sure to wear shoes when walking around or watch your step!

It's a tough walk over rocks to the lighthouse. Nice scenic spot. Wasn't busy when I was there…read more Too much graffiti on the lighthouse. Sad. And piles Of beer cans just off the beach from obvious parties. Party on, but pick up after yourself. Fires are along on the beach on the Wisconsin side, not on the Minnesota side. It's a bit remote, probably why there's more parties here.

My family had fun walking along the shore and wandering through the woods. We made it a pretty good…read moredistance out to the lighthouse but decided to turn back as the waves were making the rocks slippery and there's some pretty deep gaps between some of the rocks on the path out. It would have been cool to make it to the lighthouse, but not recommended with kids and or dogs, probably somewhat questionable just adults.

If you're traveling to Duluth for a long weekend and looking to have a experience that you will not…read moreever forget (no matter what experience level). Walking into the curling club you get this classic ballroom vibe that overlooks the club. You walk past the overlook of the lanes and you hit this little bar. Everything about this room makes you feel like you belong to the club and you have curled for years. The tables have signatures from special events held there. There are locals always there ready to talk shop and help spread the love of the game. So at least go a have a beer, grab some food and watch some skips and sweepers! Curling for beginners! I got the best crash course from the great staff/ experienced curlers. I can't express my gratitude of how patient they were on each detail and every step to overall get our team to be able to PLAY a game! They started us off by explaining some rules and etiquette. I have never curled before so this was a first for me. They taught us how to push off from the block. Slide the rocks back and forth. Teach us the lingo and hand signals. How to "curl " the rock and the correct way to sweep. Then after we got the basics out of the way, they taught us how to score. We got to play and it was an absolute blast. I was using mussels I didn't know I had. It's so easy to get into it. We got so competitive. Once we got a rock in the area you were actually supposed to. We were all Jacked. It's was a lot of bonding that we needed and something that I can't wait to do again.

Small state park. Nice short hiking loops. The falls are very scenic. Nice covered bridge. The…read morestaff at the visitor center are very friendly. There is a campground. It was empty when I was there in early June.

Park in the Covered Bridge lot. Gorgeous view of the falls. No hiking needed! Well maintained…read more Bathroom facilities are cleaned weekly, not daily. Worth the stop!!

I am a bad skater and still had fun. Most of the race is down hill. I did not train and it showed…read morein my time. This race is for elite to the rec. skater, like me. You ride a bus up the north shore of Lake Superior and skate back to Duluth. This event is run very well (water stops and support) . The view of the lake is second to none. They close the road to Duluth so you have the to yourself. The race is on rain or shine. If you are thinking of doing it Go For It. After the race, downtown bars are packed with many of the skaters. You might want to skate more than once in two years. See picture of foot for consequences.

Wade Stadium was my first baseball stop during my 2015 vacation where we watched the Duluth Huskies…read moretake on the Thunder Bay Border Cats. The stadium itself was easy to find...kind of. It was a little confusing because behind/beside Wade Stadium are several other fields which, at the time we arrived, were also being used for softball games. Ample parking is available in the lot that is surrounded by these fields. Once parked, we walked to and around the brick wall and found the official entrance for Wade Stadium and the home of the Duluth Huskies. We watched the home team win a good game while surrounded by a supportive local community. I bought a travel mug because the proceeds go to the Wade Stadium Renovation Project. The concession stands didn't have anything that really stood out. The team store had all your essentials. The stadium itself is currently a work in progress so it doesn't seem fair to be too harsh in judgement. I do like supporting local baseball clubs and would gladly return to Wade Stadium after renovations.

We went to see the Duluth Huskies, as a start of our summer outings. I called the main number and…read moreleft a message to get information about how accessible the park was. The Head Coach Daniel Hersey of the Huskies called me back and was very informative on how to get tickets, the handicapped accessibility, and how I would be able to sit together with my family. We went on a Sunday June 2nd, 2013 for the Family Pack, you get 4 hot dogs, 4 small sodas, and 2 popcorns for $30.00 on home games. But, we needed an extra ticket for KayMarie with the food options, as well. Head Coach Daniel Hersey said they would charge $10.00 extra for the ticket and food. When we got to the gate to purchase our tickets and mentioned that we needed an extra ticket with the food, it took them awhile to completely understand what we needed. I even told them that the head coach called me and that is the price he said. They charged us the extra $10.00, and we were in. The gate entrance was easily handicapped accessible, I was in my large chair which is bigger than the standard 32" chair. We didn't know where to go for the handicapped seating. The staff were kind, but they would just point directions. It would have been nice to have been ushered, since this was our first time here. We got to the handicapped seating, and there were steps that I had a hard time getting passed. A standard chair would fit just fine, but my chair had to be angled just right to get through. People had to wait for me to get through. They were kind, but I got a bent wheel out of it. The handicapped seating was right next to the teams dugout, which brought an added bonus for Christopher's and Jonathan's first experience at a baseball game. My family was able to sit with me in the handicapped seating area which was great. The Sunday we went, it was a Double Header, and staff had said there was going to be fireworks. But, there was not, which was a little disappointing. That's why we stayed for second game, but, in the long run, it was a long day. Another suggestion we have is having someone at the gate entrance directing visitors with kids to the information booth to sign up for the kids activity contests. Both Christopher and Jonathan asked where they could enter to try to win, we had to tell them that we were not sure. We did have a lot of fun watching the Huskies play and buying a baseball for the meet and greet at the end of the game. Jonathan got to meet the players, and had them sign the baseball. He was really excited to be that close to the players for his first time. It was hard to get the wheelchair through the grass to get to the players, because it was wet and muddy, but it was worth it. For a reasonable, fun time at the ballpark and to support our local team this is a STOP IN. Please visit our other adventures, leave us a comment and follow us on our next adventure http://familyfriendlyoutings.blogspot.com/