state park

Back in the day, a small Minnesota town was abandoned. This ghost town eventually became a state park and you can still find remnants of the town today.

If you have driven through the McGrath area on your way to the lake in the past few years, you may have noticed something colorful in the ditch of Highway 65.

Have you ever seen a herd of bison in person?

Would you want to stay in a hotel in the middle of a state park?

Minnesota is home to many hidden gems from underground caves to beautiful waterfalls, but did you know the North Star state also houses a strange, unique magnetic monolith hidden in the middle of a northern Minnesota forest?

Looking for serene beauty? Check it out! We've found it, and it's completely untouched by people.

There has been a photo circulating Facebook this week, seeming to show a dried-up Gooseberry Falls in Two Harbors near Duluth.

If you're looking to enjoy nature and Minnesota's state parks without large amounts of people, here are some lesser-visited destinations to check out.