IF YOU CAN WALK YOU CAN SNOWSHOE!!
Explore Grand Rapids in its most infamous season.
IMPORTANT!
Please stay off cross country ski tracks. If you need to cross them, go at a 90-degree angle.
No Shoes? No Problem!
The Forest History Center and Itasca Trail Sports offers snowshoe rental, or purchase your own at Grand Rapids Glen’s Outdoors, Itasca Trail Sports or L&M Fleet Supply.
Snowshoe Guide Service
Former MN Senator, Tom Saxhaug, is offering a one of a kind outdoor experience. Tom is very familiar with the Grand Rapids, MN area, and he loves to share his favorite winter sport with people. He will guide you through the our beautiful northwoods to show you how to make your own trails.
Tom Saxhaug
218-259-8163
Email: tomsax8163*AT*gmail.com
Go Explore
The Forest History Center
Four miles of trails meander through a 1900’s logging camp, as well as pine forests along the Mississippi River.
Legion Park Trails
Six miles of trails weave their way through the many forest types found in Northern Minnesota. The trailhead is located just off the Grand Rapids High School parking lot. Call the Grand Rapids High School for details.
Joyce Estate Trails
Located north of Grand Rapids, Minnesota, the buildings that make up the estate had been a retreat for Chicago’s Joyce family who were early loggers in the area. Contact
Sugar Hills Trails
The reward is a spectacular view. Bushwhack your way through the remnants of a 60s era ski area. Scaling the slopes will reward you with spectacular views.
Tioga Trails
Trails wind around the mining dump once used by Hanna Mining in their quest for iron ore. A few trails are challenging, but the snowshoer will be rewarded with excellent vistas overlooking surrounding lakes.