Hartley Nature Center

These nasty creatures kill a whopping 725,000 humans each year and they are now thriving in Wisconsin.

There will be skiing, snowshoeing, fat tire biking, and of course hot cocoa.

Don't have gear to hit the trails or slopes in the winter? Here are some great options!

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

Hartley Nature Center broke ground last week on a multi million dollar expansion project.

This is really sad that someone would steal from Hartley Nature Center.

Thanks to a very large grant the Hartley Nature Center will be able to expand programming to residents of the community.

Hartley Nature Center is ready to celebrate their annual event for the younger kids at this outdoor event.

Due to wet conditions, the Women Hike Duluth Event has been rescheduled. Come join your friends for a fun free event.

Bring your kids ages 2-5 to Hartley Nature Center for the Nature Nook Program every Monday through May 22nd.

Earlier this summer a powerful storm swept through the Northland causing lots of damage, including the closing of Hartley Park. The good news, the park has been reopened.

Mayor Emily Larson joined Hartley Nature Center staff and students, community volunteers, and others to plant trees in Hartley Park in celebration of Arbor Day 2016.