World-class Hmong American dining, the world’s largest freshwater lake, and excellent mountain biking are just a few compelling reasons to visit the North Star State.

Signs of the Itasca-Heartland Connection Trail are emerging. Kent Skaar, senior project manager for the Minnesota Department ...

Minnesota has the second-oldest state park system in the U.S., establishing Itasca State Park on April 20, 1891 – nearly 134 years ago. Every year, about 10 million people visit one of ...

On April 26, Minnesota will kick open the doors to ... There's also a nature hike on the Dr. Roberts Trail of Itasca State Park, a clean-up event at Frontenac State Park, a craft event at ...

Walleye fishing is especially popular in May through the first week of June, mainly on Lake Itasca. Elk Lake along Wilderness Drive is a premier muskie lake. Fishing licenses are available in the park ...

Itasca State Park is the oldest state park in Minnesota and is well-known for its white and red pines. Visitors from all over the world tend to rent campers and RVs just to enjoy these old trees ...