Grey Duck Outdoor: Local SUP & Canoe Makers
Grey Duck Outdoor is an independent company that started as a paddle board maker and added canoes to its product line more recently. After seeing Grey Duck paddle boards in …
Grey Duck Outdoor is an independent company that started as a paddle board maker and added canoes to its product line more recently. After seeing Grey Duck paddle boards in …
Saint Paul/Ramsey County • No vehicle fees Como Regional Park is one of the metro area’s most popular parks. One of its many attractions is 70-acre Como Lake, with boat …
What’s the best kind of shoe to wear hiking? It comes down to fit, performance, durability and preference. Our job here is to give some guidelines on footwear for hiking …
Stillwater, Washington County • No fees The Fairy Falls Trail just outside Stillwater is managed by the National Park Service. This lovely trail has deep ravines, big hills, mature trees …
One of my favorite gear items for kayaking, canoeing and paddleboarding is a waterproof phone case. I’ve owned three different cases from three different brands, and I definitely have some …
Maplewood/Saint Paul—Ramsey County • No fee Battle Creek Regional Park offers both paved trail biking and some great mountain biking. Plenty of hills, plenty of woods and pretty Battle Creek, …
Shoreview/Ramsey County • No fee The southernmost section of Vadnais-Snail Lakes Regional Park has about 6 miles of beautiful trails for hikers next to East and West Vadnais Lakes. This …
Ramsey County • No fee Reservoir Woods Park is a beautiful Roseville city park nestled in a suburban neighborhood that offers fantastic hiking. Though just 115 acres, this park has …
Regan MOVES is an online fitness and nutrition program designed for people with chronic conditions to increase their energy and decrease their pain. Even though this isn’t specifically an outdoor …
Minneapolis/Hennepin County The Winchell Trail in Mississippi Gorge Regional Park takes you through a mature hardwood forest on paved and dirt trails within a (high) stone’s throw of the Mississippi …