I was leaving the Wal-Mart main entrance near 55th st NW, we were the next car in line to go at the…read morefour way stop when I went to take my turn a small red vehicle (north gate driving school car) decided to accelerate hard almost hitting my vehicle... myself wife 4yrs old and 8 yrs old inside. The female driver inside, I would guess an employee then flipped us the bird very aggressively, continuing to accelerate very rapidly, tailgating vehicles and making erratic lane changes!! Not sure I would want my kids learning to drive from this school!!

From the owner: Driver's Education At Its Best…read more Northgate Driving School is a locally owned, family business, located in Rochester, MN serving SE Minnesota youth with top quality classroom and private, behind the wheel training! Our services include: * Learning to drive classes * Drivers educa

100% would recommend for teens. They give you more than enough time to complete this course and it…read morecovers the basics and teaches you things you need to know without knowing you needed to know it. And all for a reasonable price! I'm so gonna keep recommending this place till I can't no more.

Online course is very expensive. Course will expire without any warning and will disappear on the…read moredashboard.

Quarry Hill Nature Center has a nice assortment of picnic tables, trails, and local animals. It…read moreeven has a small nature center within. Tip: The signage here is sorely lacking, which is why I couldn't find the paved bike trail, and ended up totally on the wrong side of the park :-( Once I discovered that I was almost hopelessly lost, I wandered aimless in the woods for close to 40 minutes before I found a trail sign that set me back on the right path. Despite the major signage problems, this is a nice place - if you can figure out where to go....

A nice condensed forest experience. The nature center is adorable and educational. The forest…read moreitself is a fun place to wander. I even had two deer that ran by me. A bit more signage would have been helpful to figure out how to go up the hill versus around the hill. I just wandered on random treaded paths until I figured it out. I found a point where you could get a skyline view of Rochester downtown.