trails

And so it goes the city of Duluth MN has been awarded with another " One of the Best" awards this time it is for the Mountian Biking around the area.

The Twin Ports has been experiencing a bit of a heat wave last week along with some rain making  a mess of trails and outdoor rinks in Duluth.

On the southern edge of Duluth, within the rocky terrain, sits a relic of the railroad history of the Duluth area.

Duluth Parks & Rec is looking for a new name for the "Lowell to Lakewalk" Trail and they want your help.

While it doesn't compare to the destruction of major roads, bridges, and homes, another of the hardest hit areas for the Twin Ports 2012 Flood were our parks and trails.  Unfortunately, we're having perfect weather to get out and hike or play around on the trails.  Many are closed.  Get the latest here from the City of Duluth regarding the latest conditions of the trail conditions.

Nice weather in the Twin Ports has been hit or miss lately, but a sure sign of warmer and less snowy times is officially open. The City of Duluth has officially opened city hiking and biking trails to public use for the season, and invites everyone to get out and enjoy the many beautiful trails that trace the town. With the opening, the Duluth Office of Parks and Recreation offers a few reminders