Well, the moment we have all been waiting for is finally here. Spring time. It’s been a long time coming this year, but better late than never.
Exploring the great outdoors can be a thrilling experience for families. With the promise of fresh air, beautiful landscapes, and bonding moments, embarking on an outdoor adventure with your children can create memories that last a lifetime. However, planning such a trip, especially with kids in tow, requires special considerations.
I’ve been taking my kids on outdoor adventures since they were weeks old. My first daughter who was born on February 11th, spent the first weeks of her life wrapped inside my coat snowshoeing on windswept Wisconsin lakes and woods. It’s never too early to start. Most people shy away when thinking about taking on big mountain adventures with kids. Not us. We embrace it.
Here’s a guide to ensure that your adventure is both enjoyable and safe.
Duluth, Minnesota, and the North Shore is a hidden gem nestled on the western shores of Lake Superior. Known for its stunning natural beauty, rich history, and vibrant culture, Duluth offers a delightful blend of outdoor adventures, arts and entertainment, and a warm, welcoming community.
If you drive north along Scenic Highway 61 which follows the shoreline north out of Duluth, you can find a number of hidden towns, beaches, and trails that will keep you busy for days on end.
As you embark on your journey through this charming city, you’ll find yourself surrounded by breathtaking landscapes, from the shimmering expanse of Lake Superior to the lush forests and rugged cliffs that dot the landscape. But Duluth isn’t just about its stunning scenery; it boasts a thriving arts scene, a variety of delicious dining options, and numerous attractions to captivate visitors of all ages.