Spring Ushers in North Shore Kayaking Scene
World-class whitewater brings experienced paddlers to Lake Superior tributaries As weary ice anglers put away their augers, tips-ups and sleds to wind down another season
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Achieving New Heights: Outdoor Rock Climbing on the North Shore
Aric Fishman: Outdoor Skills and Thrills There is no doubt that rock climbing is a challenging activity. But while it can seem intimidating for people
Geologic History of the Boundary Waters
Sheer cliffs tower above sparkling waves. Smooth domes swell up before you on a portage. Craggy points reach out to caress the water. Oddly-shaped boulders
NSSA: Conserving cold water fisheries
Conservation organizations play an important role in lobbying for—and helping to preserve—the natural resources outdoors people enjoy. Some groups, like Ducks Unlimited or the Izaak
Two Races and a Road Trip
In mid-February, we packed up 14 dogs, two mushers, one handler and a toddler and headed to the UP200, a 230-mile race starting and ending
The Omars and Yooperlites of Northern Wilds
During your travels in Northern Wilds, have you come across a distinctive rock with an almost perfectly circular hole in it? Well, chances are you
Former Pharmacy becomes Studio 21
The Grand Marais Art Colony is expanding. The GMAC, the longest-lived art colony in Minnesota, acquired the former North Shore Pharmacy building in downtown Grand
A Selection of Hot Sandwiches
John Montagu, the 4th Earl of Sandwich, loved to gamble. One day he was on a hot streak and instructed a cook to prepare him