9842-1014 2012-13 Visitor`s Guide

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it’s the difference between a
great vacation
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When you
want it all, you
can have it all in
Grand Rapids. You
may be surprised to learn
that our grand vacations
offer a hard-to-match blend
of outdoor and
indoor recreations
to keep all the
members of
your family
interested.
Lots of vacation places say
they’re great,
but only one is this Grand
Grand Rapids...
where you can leave the everyday world behind
to soak up the scenic splendor of the wild.
A place where breathtaking wilderness
The Grand
Rapids area
boasts over
beauty is warmed by a welcoming community
with a surprising
1,200 lakes
sophistication in the
Forest History Center– fascinating fun for young and old
in Itasca County—that’s
10% of all the lakes in
Minnesota. There are over
arts, culture and
1 million acres of
public forest lands
fine dining.
surrounding the town,
including
the
famed
Chippewa
National
Forest.
Experience the
best of both worlds
right here,
in the cultured
wilderness of
Speaking of fishing,
the Grand Rapids area is
an angler’s dream. You’ll
find all your favorite
species right here, from
14-inch crappie to
trophy walleye.
Enchanting call of the loon
We’re a premier
four-season destination.
In autumn the woods
and fields provide some
of the state’s best
hunting, including
upland bird hunting for
grouse. Many prefer our
woods on their annual
quest for the classic
whitetail deer.
Winter offers up over
900 miles of groomed,
pristine snowmobile trails.
Grand Rapids...
IN MINNESOTA’S CROWN OF NATURE
it’s in
Some of Minnesota’s
most productive bodies
of water are in our
nature. You can boat
or fish on Big Winnie,
Lake Pokegama, Turtle,
North Star and more.
Minnesota’s
Grand
nature.
No better treat than toasty marshmallows from the campfire
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In the warm seasons,
there’s golf on our three
beautiful area courses.
There’s truly a reason
for every season in
Grand Rapids.
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a time to reconnect with nature... in
minnesota’s grand outdoors
Sit quietly, just do nothing.
Spring comes in with grand beauty
in Grand Rapids.
EVENTS
ENTERTAINMENT
There’s a flavor
of the north country
in the festivals
and events that
take place in
Grand Rapids in
the spring. It’s a
start to a grand
season of fun...
Discover the Northland’s most vibrant yearround arts and entertainment community...
Grand
Rapids
Farmers
Market
Savor locally
grown fruits,
vegetables
and farm
products all
grown within
50 miles of
Grand Rapids.
OUTDOOR FUN
Observe the largest breeding
population of bald eagles in the
lower U.S. in the vast Chippewa
National Forest. Tour the
Joyce Estate wilderness hideaway,
discover the Lost Forty stand of old growth
white pine missed by the logging companies
or hike and bike the trails in the Suomi Hills.
Take in a show or musical performance
throughout the year at the Myles Reif
Performing Arts Center.
Drive the Edge of the Wilderness National
Scenic Byway, traveling 47 miles from
Grand Rapids to Effie, along Hwy. 38.
The MacRostie Art Center exhibits art
from Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa, and
Dakota artists. Children and adult
classes in pottery, painting,
drawing, wood-working and
print-making. The gift
shop showcases
local and regional
artists. Open year-round.
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White Oak
Casino, called the
“Best Little Casino in
MN.” Play slots, poker
and blackjack. There’s
a bar and snack bar.
Open year-round.
Open early
May to October.
Annual
North Central
MN Farm &
Antique Swap
Meet & Auction
Find some
unique older
farm and rural
collectibles.
Memorial Day
Weekend.
SPRING
GRAND
PERFORMANCES
Enjoy a spring performance by the
Grand Rapids Area Male Chorus,
Grand Rapids Players, Itasca
Community Chorus or the Itasca
Symphony Orchestra.
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to the public and features trap and skeet
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UNIQUE TOURS
Children love to discover and learn
hands-on at the Children’s
Discovery Museum. Year-round.
At the Hill Annex Mine State
Park, learn the history of open pit
mining. Features a mine tour and fossil
hunting tour. Tours Memorial Day to Labor Day.
Follow the yellow
brick road to the famed Judy
Garland Museum. Born in
Grand Rapids, memorabilia
from Judy’s career is
showcased. The gift shop
is filled with Wizard of Oz
and Judy Garland items.
Open year-round.
Walk up the “yellow brick road”
to the Old Central School, a classic
1895 structure built in the RichardsonRomanesque tradition of architecture
that houses unique specialty shops like
pastry and coffee shop, quilt shop and
local artists’ shop. A must to check-out
for historic and educational destination
seekers. Open year-round.
Check-out the Itasca County
Historical Society in their new location
across from the Blandin Foundation.
This offers a glimpse into how Native
Americans lived and gives recognition to
the many great leaders of the area
in Itasca County. Open year-round.
Grand Rapids was honored to play host
to the Governor’s Fishing Opener in 2011.
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Grand Rapids’
biggest celebration is
the August Tall
Timber Days Festival
honoring the skills of the
lumberjacks. With log
climbing, rolling,
chainsaw carving, arts,
crafts, entertainment
and kids activities.
Step back in history at
the annual White Oak
Society Rendezvous
& Festival. Stroll a
replica of a 1798
Northwest Company
Trading Post, where
re-enactors celebrate the
food, music, crafts and
life of early day fur
traders. Black powder
shooting, classes and
entertainment.
Rural life through
the early 50’s is
celebrated at North
Central MN Farm
& Antique Threshing
Show. Harvesting
and blacksmith
Think of the perfect
up-north summer...
that perfectly grand setting
is Grand Rapids
EVENTS
Summer brings some
exciting events to
Grand Rapids…
Bigfork
Wilderness Days
honors the town’s
history.
The yellow brick
road is all decked out
for our annual Judy
Garland Festival.
It’s an auto lover’s
weekend of antique
classics, collectors, hot
rods and street
machines plus a giant
swap meet and flea
market at the
42nd Annual Northern
Minnesota Vintage
Car Show Swap Meet
and the 29th Annual
Northern Cruisers
Weekend of Wheels
Car Show.
Tour the UPM
Blandin Paper Mill
founded in 1901 and
now one of Minnesota’s
largest employers.
Go through the paper
making process from
watery pulp to the
presses that flatten it out
concluded with a video
on the process of making
paper from start to finish.
Free tours June - August.
July 4th fireworks
are never more grand
than when viewed over
Drumbeater Island on
Lake Pokegama.
Relive history at the
White Oak Rendezvous & Festival
Everything is wild
at the annual Deer
River Wild Rice
Festival.
grand summer
events
For information on these events and
a complete list of happenings, check
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Home to three 18-hole
championship courses,
set amidst our beautiful
northwoods.
demonstrations as well as
steam and gas engines,
quilt raffle and flea market.
Nothing says summer
like an old-fashioned,
northwoods Itasca
County Fair, celebrating
its 121st year.
There’s more than
$30,000 in prizes in the
Grand Slam Amateur
Golf Tourney. Golfers
love this 3-day event,
with teams playing
three different 18-hole
courses each day.
Stop by the Grand
Rapids Farmers
Market for the fresh,
summer goodness of
locally grown farm
products, held each
Wednesday and
Saturday.
They call it Thunder
in the Pines...the Tom
Clusiau’s Grand
Rapids Speedway.
Dirt track racing held
every Thursday night.
June
Bisch Bash IV
Farmers Market
Old Car Cruise Nights
Stockcar Races
Naturalist Programs
Reif Spring Dance Show
Civil Air Patrol
Breakfast
11th Annual Bigfork Wilderness Days
38th Annual Judy Garland Festival
24th Annual Bluegrass Festival
MN Mounted Shooters Competition
July
Farmers Market
Stockcar Races
Naturalist Programs
4th of July Fireworks
Deer River Wild Rice Festival
29th Annual Timberman Triathlon
Mississippi Melodie Showboat
9th Annual KAXE Riverfront Festival
58th Annual Northstar Stampede
29th Annual Northern Cruisers Car Show
ART
& MUSIC
Take in an awardwinning film, be
transported by a concert
or attend a fun and
funky event in and
around Grand Rapids
this summer…
Attend First
Friday Art Walk
in downtown Grand
Rapids the first Friday
of each month where
you can enjoy local
artists work and
performances while
experiencing unique
downtown shopping
and coffee shops. Can’t
make it Friday? Take in a
concert each Tuesday at
Grand Rapids area
churches.
Enjoy the Downtown
Art Fair hosted by
the MacRostie Arts
Center. This event
showcases local and
Minnesota-based artists,
entertainment by local
performers, and a variety
of outdoor food vendors.
The Myles Reif
Performing Arts
Center hosts Indie
42nd Annual Itasca Vintage Car Club
Show & Swap Meet
August
Farmers Market
Stockcar Races
films on Tuesdays,
featuring awardwinning independent
films throughout the
summer.
Audiences delight at the Mississippi
Melodie Showboat vaudeville
performance along the river.
What floats, sings,
dances and tells jokes?
The one and only
Mississippi Melodie
Showboat. For more
than 50 years,
colorfully-costumed
vaudeville performers
entertain with song,
dance and comedy at
this outdoor stadium
along the river bank.
The 24th Annual
Bluegrass Festival is a
free concert of authentic,
old-time music at the
Itasca County
Fairgrounds.
Naturalist Programs
25th Annual White Oak Rendezvous
32nd Annual Tall Timber Days
29th Annual Threshing & Antique Show
Grand Slam Amateur Golf Tournament
Itasca County Fair
Northern MN Mud Run
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FAMILY FUN
A fall vacation in Grand Rapids
is filled with ample opportunities
to share in family educational
moments…
Travel the Great River
Road that follows the mighty
Mississippi River route for
54 miles.
The Forest History
Center is a unique
interpretive museum offering
a glimpse of life in a 1900’s
northwoods logging camp.
Tour this authentically
recreated white pine logging
camp with cook shack,
bunkhouse, blacksmith shop,
office wannigan, filer's shack
and horse barn. Interpretive
center plus tours available.
June to Labor Day.
Go berry picking at several
area farms, with acres of
berries. Late June thru late July.
OUTDOOR FUN
Reconnect with our spectacular
outdoors…
Grab your hiking boots or
mountain bike and head up
to the Suomi Hills in the
Chippewa National Forest.
There are miles of hiking
and biking trails to enjoy.
warm the soul
Fall...
the crowds
are smaller,
the pace slower,
and the warmth
of a glowing fire
lures you back
to Minnesota’s
nature…
Kayak a walk-in
wilderness lake that’s glass
still and beckoning you
to dip your paddle.
Great family fun can
be found geocaching at
several area locations.
The Mesabi Trail is a
beautiful, 75-mile paved trail
for biking, hiking and inline
skating that winds through
some of Minnesota’s prettiest
lakes and forest areas.
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September
events
Party in the Park
Farmers Market
Bigfork Valley Challenge
102nd Annual Bovey Fa
rmer’s Day
11th Annual Goods Fro
m the Woods
Bargains Are Great on
Highway 38
If you’re into shooting
sports, the Grand Rapids
Gun Club and Pheasants
Plus Preserve offer skeets,
sporting clays and more.
Run, swim and bike
in the annual Timberman
Triathlon.
Golf is in full
swing on the courses
in the Grand Rapids
October
Farmers Market
Cowhorn Crossing Pump
kin Patch
Nordic Ridge Pumpkin
Patch
National Ruffed Grouse
Hunt
Bootique Craft Show
EVENTS
Fall festivals capture
the local nature of the
season in Grand Rapids…
Goods from the
Woods celebration
focuses on handcrafted
forest items, with
hands-on workshops,
crafts and music.
Come see the
Pumpkin Panorama
at Nordic Ridge
Gardens & Cowhorn
Crossing. Thousands
of bright orange
The
Bargains
Are Great
On Hwy. 38
is a 47-mile
long garage sale
located on the Edge
of the Wilderness
Scenic Byway.
One-hundred
crafters and artists
display their wares
at the Hunter's
Widow Craft Sales
on the opening
weekend of deer
season.
ARTS
Kick-off the season
with performances
by the Itasca County
Symphony Orchestra,
Grand Rapids
Players and the
West Range
Country Show.
The Myles Reif
Performing Arts
Center kicks-off
their season of
theatrical
dinner and ends with
the spring Reif Dance
Show.
Take in the monthly
exhibit at the MacRostie
Art Center.
FAMILY FUN
Fall fun comes in a
kaleidoscope of color.
Indoor fun and learning
takes place around town
in all four seasons…
Take a color drive
along the Great
River Road national
historic highway that
follows the Mississippi.
The 47-mile Edge
of the Wilderness
National Scenic
Byway features
spectacular colors
and scenic fall vistas.
OUTDOOR
Autumn outdoors is a
grand reason to explore
Minnesota’s nature…
November
Grab a pole, a kid and
go fishing on one of the 1,200
pristine lakes that dot the forests
of the Grand Rapids area.
area, including
one designed by
famed course designer,
Joel Goldstrand.
Hire a professional fishing
guide in search of a trophy
muskie, northern or walleye.
Enjoy color tours
by car, bike,
horse or foot in
Grand Rapids
Firearm Deer Season Op
ens
Area-wide Craft Shows
Church Bazaars
Holidays Sales & Open
Houses
Acoustic Café performan
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A panorama of pumpkins and fun
at the area’s pumpkin patches.
pumpkins, as
well as more
performances and
than 20 varieties of
concerts starting in
squash, preserves and
the fall with their
fall decorations. Enjoy
Party in the Park
the pumpkin barns,
petting zoo and mazes.
Fishing picks
up as lunkers start
stocking up on food
for winter.
Grouse season
opens in the public
lands around Grand
Rapids.
Firearm deer
season opens the
first weekend of
November. Grand
Rapids is home to
many professional
hunting and fishing
guides.
Leaf peepers can
take to the trails for
hiking and birding
on such famous trails
as the Suomi Hills
and Sugar Hills
scenic areas. Different
types of trees peak
at different times,
so color displays in
the northwoods of
Grand Rapids can last
for some time.
Gather your
family and friends
to swap stories and
share good times
before a crackling
campfire under the
autumn stars. Many
area resorts and
lodges provide fire
rings and wood
for guests.
Take a hayride,
find your way
through a corn
maze and get your
natural Halloween
decorations from
a local food stand.
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Here in the grand north country,
we don’t run when the snow flies,
we relish it...winter
EVENTS
When you know how to
enjoy winter, you have
one-of-a-kind events to
celebrate it…
The Audubon
Christmas Bird Count
is the longest running
ornithological database.
Open to birders of all
skill levels.
The Voyageurs
Classic Sled Dog Race
is one of the northland’s
biggest. Races from 40
to 160 miles with a
separate race for classic
fur trade dogs.
ARTS
It’s indoor concert season,
we sing, we play...
come enjoy
performances
by the Grand
Rapids Area
Male Chorus,
Itasca Community
Chorus, Itasca
Symphony
Orchestra, and
Madrigal Dinner
Theatre.
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OUTDOOR
Downhill,
snowboard,
ski jumping,
biathlon and
cross-country
skiing, plus
tubing can
all be enjoyed
at the Mt. Itasca
Sports Center. Snowmaking
and grooming with rentals
and pro shop.
Take in the exhibit
at the MacRostie Art
Center, which changes
monthly.
The West Range
Country Show invites
you to come to a downhome country music
extravaganza. Monthly
performances during
fall and winter with
local talent featured.
FAMILY FUN
Indoor fun and learning
still takes place in the
museums, history
centers, art and
performing
venues around
town that are
open in all four
seasons.
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You’ll find a Mecca for cross-country
skiing in Grand Rapids. There are 22 x-country ski
trails with over 240 km of groomed terrain for all
levels of skiers, from beginner to expert. Both skate
and classic ski trails are available, some lighted. The
terrain ranges from trails that traverse historic
sites to the deep woods of the Chippewa,
panoramic trails on Thunder Mountain
and wilderness trails with moose.
There’s abundant and charming
lodging, dining and entertainment
catering to winter enthusiasts.
And there are plenty of ski events
and races to keep the sport interesting.
Try a candlelit ski under the stars, followed
by a warm beverage served beside a crackling
campfire. A Great Minnesota Ski Pass is required
to ski all public-land x-country ski trails.
As a destination snowmobile recreation
area, you’ll ride over 900 miles of well-groomed, wellmapped trails offering easy access to lodging, dining
and entertainment along the wintry routes. Some of
Minnesota’s most famed snowmobile trails start in
Grand Rapids, including the Taconite Trail winding
through the Iron Range on its way to Ely. Or cruise
the woodlands of the Chippewa National Forest
and its varied terrain. With so many trails, you’ll find
snowmobiling uncrowded and more relaxed in Grand
Rapids. There are 13 snowmobile clubs in Grand Rapids
and Itasca County dedicated to keeping the trails in
grand shape. Free snowmobile maps can be
downloaded at: VisitGrandRapids.com.
Enthusiasts say
there’s a peaceful
pleasure in ice
fishing.
Just you and your
companions in a
warm, cozy fish
house sitting atop
a frozen lake.
Area lakes yield
good crappie,
walleye and
northern all
year long. Local
outfitters can set you
up with all the gear
you’ll need for a
winter adventure.
Take a dog
sledding trip
on a guided tour
with a professional
musher and dog
team. You can even
take a starlit ride
through the woods…
unforgettable!
900 miles of groomed and
well-mapped trails await
you in Grand Rapids.
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Old Central School in downtown Grand Rapids
Browse the unique
shops of Grand Rapids...
an experience that lingers long
after the purchase is made.
A few of the many not to miss...
You’ll find a variety of
charming shops located
under one roof at the
Old Central School.
Merchants include Old
School Pastries & Gift
Shop, ABC’s of Quilting,
and Whispering Woods
Gallery.
Take a drive out to
Kindred House, the
area’s favorite country
store, filled with handmade primitives and a
few antiques too.
218-327-1826
kindredhouseco.com
Hopperton’s
Moccasin & Gift,
a visitor’s “not-to-miss”
favorite stop for over
50 years, is home of
Minnetonka Moccasins,
souvenirs, tee shirts, jewelry
and gifts. 218-326-2796
The northland’s largest
Broyhill Gallery and Red
Canoe Gift Store is Lake
Country Furniture.
Furnishings from rustic
northwoods to traditional
to urban contemporary.
877-817-1825
lakecountryfurniture.com
Relaxed shopping at The
Purple Pinecone, with
fine home décor and
furnishings, unique gifts,
gourmet foods, candles,
wildlife art, fashions
and a Christmas Room
featuring Christopher
Radko. 218-327-8119
thepurplepinecone.com
Unequalled shopping
in all of northern
Minnesota! Red Willow
offers three floors filled
with gifts, furniture, home
décor, gourmet kitchen
wares, accessories and
more. 218-327-2252
The area’s largest
pharmacy, Reed Drug
offers even more with
an outstanding selection
of accents for home and
cabin, gourmet kitchen
gadgets and souvenirs.
Locally owned since
1950, Salmela Jewelers
carries a wide selection of
exquisite bridal, fine
diamond jewelry, beautiful
gold, silver and gemstone
designs, Chamilia bracelets,
watches, clocks, giftware
and repair service.
218-326-4820
salmelajewelers.com
Discover gifts for the
gourmet at Jenny &
Company with
cookware, bakeware,
gadgets, foods, Dansk
and Portmeirion dinnerware and linens. Bath
and baby gifts too.
218-326-1821
jennyandcompany.com
It’s always 68º and
sunny at the Central
Square Mall. The
largest shopping mall in
Grand Rapids, Minnesota
where you will find
clothing stores, accessories,
books, home décor, gifts
and more. 218-326-4765
centralsquaremall.com
218-326-3453
Northern MN’s finest
selection of quality antique
and Amish furniture is at
Shaw Florists Artistry
& Antiques. Also stained An array of
treasures and works
glass windows, lamps
of art to delight
and home décor.
800-326-7429 shawflorists.com every shopper.
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L&M Fleet Supply
have prided themselves in
offering a quality product
at a fair price with excellent
customer service since
1959. They offer a wide
variety from sporting
goods to giftware.
218-326-2926
landmsupply.com
A chocolate lover’s
delight is the Three
Bears Candy Company.
Indulge in hand-dipped
chocolates, old fashioned
ice cream and a wide
assortment of nostalgic
candies. 218-327-9933
Family owned
and operated for
39 years,
Bender’s Shoe
& Sport is
a small town
friendly store
with a unique and diverse
selection of clothing, shoes
and accessories. Featuring
hundreds of brands and
styles of clothing for men and
women, and shoes for the
entire family. 218-326-8055
bendersshoes.com
Old School Pastries &
Gift Shoppe makes baked
goods from scratch every
morning. You will find a large
assortment of unique and
plentiful “Made in Minnesota”
gifts and pastries homemade
daily with local ingredients.
218-999-9399 oldschoolpastries.com
The Yarn Gallery is your
source for beautiful yarns
and fibers. You will find the
best yarns and supplies,
fun informative classes, and
friendly enthusiastic service.
218-999-9922 theyarngallery.net
Grand Rapids State
Bank is a full-service
community bank with four
convenient MoneyPass
ATMs in Grand Rapids.
The downtown and
Pokegama office ATMs
accept customer deposits
and provide cash withdrawals. 218-326-9414
Explore a number of opportunities to purchase
handcrafted items made by local artisans.
grsb.com
FOR HOT SHOPPING DEALS, GO TO:
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create
We have so much indoor and outdoor fun
to see and enjoy in Minnesota’s nature…
West Range Country
Show is a country music
extravaganza offered
monthly during fall and
winter with a show that's
sure to keep you humming.
Don’t miss these
performances held
throughout the year:
Wednesday Jazz at
VFW, Grand Rapids
Male Chorus, Itasca
Community Chorus,
and Grand Rapids
Players. They offer
unique one-of-a-kind
artistic selections
throughout the seasons.
The Myles Reif
Performing Arts Center
is one of the premiere
mid-sized performing
arts centers in the Upper
Midwest. Featuring
a proscenium stage
with an orchestra pit,
state of the art sound
and lighting, and a
beautiful theater without
a bad seat in the house.
218-327-5780
The MacRostie Art
Center hosts monthly
exhibitions of local and
regional artists. Classes
are offered. The art shop
sells handcrafted jewelry,
pottery, paintings, blown
glass and more. 218-326-2697
The Fossil Hunting Tour is
where you can hunt for
86 million year old sea
fossils (shark teeth, clams,
and other ocean critters).
Tours are Wednesdays
through Sundays, and
holidays. Memorial Day to
Labor Day. 218-247-7215
Relive the excitement
of days past when the
famed Mississippi
Melodie Showboat
rounds the bend.
Colorfully-costumed
performers entertain you
with song, dance and
comedy. 800-472-6366
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Enjoy an artful evening on the First
Friday Art Walk each month. Take in
the new exhibit opening reception at
the MacRostie Art Center, then stroll
the downtown shops for music,
demonstrations, and talks by local artists.
The Itasca County Historical Society captures the rich
history of the country’s past. Our stories cover the locally found
wooly mammoth tusks, the Frances Ethyl Gumm (Judy
Garland) beginnings, “Miracle on Ice” hockey star Bill Baker,
Eric Enstrom’s famous “GRACE” photo, and many more.
Find your family in the Karjala Genealogy and
History Research Center and remember to stop
in at the museum store for a free gift. 218-326-6431
The history of mining
on the Iron Range unfolds
at the Hill Annex Mine
State Park. The Mine
Bus Tour takes visitors
along scenic overlooks
with stops for up-close
viewing of vintage mining
machinery and buildings.
Enjoy camping
beneath the pines while
you attend one of many
events held at the Itasca
County Fairgrounds.
It’s also the start of the
Taconite Snowmobile
Trail, the Mesabi Bike
Trail and home to Tom
Clusiau’s Grand Rapids
Speedway. 218-326-6470
The Edge of the
Wilderness National
Scenic Byway is a
47-mile winding drive
from Grand Rapids to Effie
on State Highway 38.
Spectacular scenery
and historic
sites, with
breathtaking
colors in fall.
218-832-3161
An authentic 1900’s
logging camp with costumed
interpreters awaits at the
Forest History Center.
See a 1901 Mississippi River
wannigan, a 1934 U.S.
Forest Service patrolman’s
cabin, Minnesota’s first
fire fighting vehicle
and a 100-foot forest
fire tower. Experience
exhibits on logging,
forest product
manufacturing, and
forest management.
Buy unique, locallymade items in the gift
shop. 218-327-4482
Scenic State Park
in Bigfork is popular for
camping, hiking, crosscountry skiing, canoeing,
fishing and bird watching.
Two undeveloped lakes
surrounded by stands
of virgin red and
white pines.
218-743-3362
With more
than 100 holes
of Golf within 15
minutes, Grand
Rapids has plenty
to offer. Home to
several 9 hole courses
and three 18 hole
championship courses –
Pokegama, Eagle Ridge,
and Sugarbrooke –
there’s a course for every
skill level.
At the Children’s
Discovery Museum, kids
can learn about dinosaurs,
see an earthquake, scramble
the tot maze, talk to trees
and play in the Rivertown
kid-size shops. 866-CDM-KIDS
The famed
Judy
Garland
Museum
is the 1925
restored
childhood
home
of one of
America’s biggest
movie stars,
remembered
for her role
in the
immortal
Wizard of
Oz movie.
See the Oz
theme
garden,
special doll collection
and the staircase
where “Baby Gumm”
and her sisters
performed. A store
has Judy mementos
and gifts too.
800-664-JUDY
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grand ways
Out in our northern air,
a lumberjack-size hunger always
follows. Fast food to fine cuisine,
there’s a grand restaurant
you’re sure to love...
The 17th Street Grill at
Timberlake is a feast for
the senses. Chefs prepare
gourmet cuisine with
style and skill unique for
the northwoods. The
extensive dinner menu
offers steaks grilled to
perfection and sensational
seafood. 866-800-2200
timberlakelodgehotel.com
At Brewed
Awakenings
Coffeehouse, their
mission is to be a café
where you can eat
every day and be
healthy. Serving fair
trade coffee, organic
local foods, hearty
vegetarian soups and
homemade gelato.
Free wireless internet.
Certified Green
Business. 218-327-1088
brewedawakenings.biz
Good food and
a great time are at
Sammy’s Pizza &
Restaurant. Enjoy
award-winning pizzas,
16
Italian pastas, burgers
and sandwiches in a fun
atmosphere. Open for
lunch and dinner. Eat
in, or take out. Delivery
available. 218-326-8551
What could be better
on a hot summer day
than a refreshing treat
from Dairy Queen?
With a variety of
favorites on the food
menu, treats and
cakes too, the Grand
Rapids DQ is a
hopping place all
year around. Classic
Car Cruise Night
each Thursday
from spring to fall.
218-326-3366
mysammys.com
Forest Lake Restaurant
is your stop for great food
& spirits. Newly-remodeled
lounge. Watch your favorite
sporting events on one of
our 6 HDTVs. Serving
breakfast, lunch and dinner
daily. Steakhouse features
fresh daily specials and
seafood. 218-326-3423
forestlakerestaurant.com
Otis’s Grill at
Sugar Lake Lodge
overlooks the
18th green of
Sugarbrooke Golf
Course. Offering
a pub-like atmosphere
serving locally produced
and homegrown
delicacies. Dine
indoors or out.
Full bar. 800-450-4555
grand ways
Free from urban
distractions,
family & peers
connect in our grand nature
IRA CIVIC CENTER
(CITY OF GRAND RAPIDS)
218-326-2500
The IRA Civic Center prides itself on being
able to accommodate any type of event. From
concerts to wedding receptions, trade shows
to private ice rental, the creative staff can
bring flexibility to any meeting to make sure
your needs and expectations are met.
CONTACT: Dale Anderson, Manager
sawmillinn.com
800-235-6455
sawmillinn.com
218-326-8501
The area’s largest full-service hotel and event
center has seven event rooms with total theater
seating for 975. The legendary hotel has a
charming northwoods décor along with a
reputation for superior food and service.
There’s hi-speed WiFi for excellent connectivity.
The friendly and professional staff have 30 years of
combined experience. On-and-off premises catering.
For comfort, there’s 124 guest rooms, centrally-located
swimming pool, whirlpool and sauna.
CONTACT: Devron
Dame, Director of Sales
SUGAR LAKE LODGE
800-450-4555 218-327-1462
sugarlakelodge.com
The area’s only year-round lakeside meeting
destination. Championship golf, full marina and
the chance for team-building partnerships and
countless amenities are all nestled on the shore
of Sugar Lake. Meeting and event space for
3 to 300 with hi-speed WiFi, professional event
planning staff and award-winning cuisine.
150 sleeping rooms, in a wide variety of types,
provide flexible housing options for participants.
CONTACT:
Chad Simons, Director of Sales
TIMBERLAKE LODGE
sugarlakelodge.com
Cedars Dining
Room at the Sawmill
Inn offers extraordinary
food and exceptional
service. Famous house
specialties include Walleye
à la Ritz, prime rib, 20 oz.
ribeye and homemade
popovers. Full bar with
classic and contemporary
cocktails and great
wines. 800-235-6455
SAWMILL INN
866-800-2200 218-326-2600
Bring your
appetite for the
deliciously
grand time you’ll
have dining in
Grand Rapids.
Grand Rapids offers
space for meetings of
2 to nearly 1,000.
Timberlake Lodge is an ideal location for groups
and social gatherings. With 10,000 square feet of
meeting space, they can accommodate groups up to
600. Whether it’s for a business meeting, wedding
reception, convention or retirement party, your
group will have everything it needs. Featuring the
latest in AV equipment including WiFi, built-in
screens, data projector and sound system. There are
84 comfortable sleeping rooms and a business
center. Restaurant on the premises.
CONTACT:
Lynne Trembath, Sales Manager
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grand inns
Grand Rapids is the
comfortable place to get
away to Minnesota’s nature.
Charming lodging options
near art centers, golf courses,
snowmobile and ski trails and
scenic fall color tours,
all in the heart of prime fishing.
MORNING GLORY
BED & BREAKFAST
COUNTRY INN
BY CARLSON
800-456-4000
218-327-4960
countryinns.com
Hotel rooms & suites include
cable TV with CNN, ESPN &
HBO, coffee maker, free weekday newspaper, hi-speed WiFi,
radio/alarm clock, hair dryer,
iron & ironing board, complimentary local phone calls, pet
friendly rooms.
FOREST
LAKE MOTEL
800-622-3590
218-326-6609
forestlakemotel.biz
AMERICINN
LODGE & SUITES
800-634-3444
218-326-8999
americinn.com
59 rooms & suites with fireplaces & whirlpools. Cable TV
with movie channels. Free hispeed WiFi. Free parking. Free
breakfast. Kids under 16 stay
free. Cold weather hook-ups.
Indoor heated pool & whirlpool.
Outdoor grill.
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BUDGET HOST INN
800-283-4678
218-326-3457
budgethost.com
34 rooms, some with whirlpools.
Non-smoking available.
Cable TV with HBO.
Free hi-speed WiFi. Direct
dial phones. At-door parking.
Continental breakfast.
Pet friendly rooms.
Truck parking & plug-ins.
& motels
Overlooks Forest Lake and near
public beach. Handicap accessible rooms and both smoking
and non-smoking rooms available. Fridge and microwave in
all rooms, some have kitchens.
Cable TV & Wi-Fi.
THE ITASCAN
MOTEL
800-842-7733
218-326-3489
itascan.com
Newly modernized. Kitchenettes,
A/C, free HBO, free coffee, cribs,
winter plug-ins. Smoking &
non-smoking rates. Winter
rates. Close to hospital, shopping, restaurants and the Judy
Garland Museum.
866-926-3978
218-326-3978
morningglorybandb.com
Four spacious & beautifully
decorated suites, each with
private sitting room, bedroom
and bath. Three with fireplaces
& one with whirlpool. Cable TV,
free movie collection, A/C and
WiFi. Complimentary snacks,
tea and cocoa. Full breakfasts
included. Business rates and
anniversary/romance packages
available. Non-smoking.
PINE GROVE
MOTEL
218-326-9674
pinegrovemotelgr.com
Comfortable rooms with cable
TV & free HBO, free in-room
coffee, refrigerator & microwave.
Kitchenettes. Free microwave
popcorn in office. Picnic area
with BBQ grills. Drive-up access
& trailer parking. Sauna.
SAWMILL INN
800-235-6455
218-326-8501
sawmillinn.com
Legendary hotel with 124
northwoods style guest rooms
and 6 suites. Free WiFi,
hot breakfast Monday through
Friday. Pool, whirlpool, sauna
and game room. On-site
restaurant and lounge with
over 10,000 sq. ft. of flexible
meeting space.
SEAGREN’S
POKEGAMA
LODGE
WHITE OAK
INN & SUITES
888-326-9040
218-326-9040
seagrens.com
877-633-5504
218-246-9400
whiteoakinnandsuites.com
Nestled in a quiet residential
neighborhood offering five B&B
rooms, 2 or 3 bedroom rentals
and 2 bedroom cabins, all with
breathtaking lake views. Sandy
beach and fishing at end of dock.
On snowmobile trails and nearby
x-country ski trails. Hi-speed internet.
Located West of Grand Rapids
in Deer River. Hotel is perfectly
located near the area’s top
fishing lakes and features
49 well-appointed sleeping
rooms. Guests are treated to
comforts such as refrigerators,
microwave, high-speed
internet, indoor pool with
kiddie pool, and continental
breakfast. Onsite fish cleaning
facility & game storage, direct
snowmobile trail access.
SUPER 8 MOTEL
800-800-8000
218-327-1108
super8.com
3-time international awardwinning property. Super-start
breakfast with waffles. Hot
beverages available 24/7.
Onsite guest laundry. Handicap
accessible. Non-smoking rooms
available. Large parking area
with plug-ins, truck & trailer
parking. Direct snowmobile
trail access.
TIMBERLAKE
LODGE &
WATERPARK
866-800-2200
218-326-2600
84 upscale guest rooms with
flat screen TVs, hi-speed WiFi,
and deluxe oversized dual
head and body spray showers.
Complimentary full, hot breakfast, fitness room and pool area
with slides and mega whirlpool.
Restaurant and event
center onsite.
Warm and welcoming...
it’s the only way
we greet visitors to our
Grand area.
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grand resorts & lodges
BOWSTRING
SHORES RESORT
On Bowstring Lake
800-832-3101
218-832-3101
bowstringshores.com
Classic year-round
northern MN resort with
13 vacation cabins with
full kitchens. Ample
dock space, heated
outdoor pool and sun
deck. Main lodge
has games, snacks,
onsite laundry,
large playground
& kayaks.
Boat rentals,
bait & gas
available.
Grand fishing is just one of the treasured
memories you’ll take home from your
lakeside cabin stay in Grand Rapids...
Grand Rapids resorts and lodges
possess a natural advantage...with over1,200 lakes
and more than a million acres of pristine forest...
modern mixed with northwoods sophistication...
it’s the perfect vacation in Minnesota’s nature.
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on the
BUCKHORN
LOG LODGES
LOON POINT
RESORT
On Caribou Lake
218-256-0089
buckhornoncaribou.com
On Wasson Lake
800-542-1470
218-245-1470
loonpointresort.com
3 large, handcrafted, unique &
private log lodges with fireplace,
sauna, 4-5 bedrooms, private
dock, yard, nice kitchen and large
deck. Located on Caribou Lake—
MN’s clearest. Also a classic old
resort with 3 small cottages, wood
sauna and game room.
HIDDEN
HAVEN RESORT
On Big Bass Lake
866-246-8989
218-246-8989
hiddenhavenresort.com
Thirteen 2, 3 and 4 bedroom
log-sided cabins with full
kitchens, cable TV and beautiful lake views. 300' sand
beach, paddleboats, paddleboard, hydrobikes, canoe and
kayaks. Pontoon and fishing
boat rentals. Free WiFi in office.
JESSIE VIEW
RESORT & RV
CAMPGROUND
On Big Jessie Lake
877-537-7438
218-832-3678
jessieview.com
7 year-round cabins & RV
park in the Chippewa
National Forest. Studio to 5
bedroom cabins & seasonal
RV sites. Cabins feature fireplaces, TVs, 3-season porches,
2 full baths, dishwashers,
A/C and more. WiFi, beach,
fire rings and boats.
Only resort on Wasson Lake.
4 deluxe year-round cabins
plus 5 classic cabins. Canoes,
kayaks, sailboat, water
trampoline, SUP boards and
playground. Boats/motors for
rent. Direct access to groomed
snowmobile trail & x-country
and hiking trails nearby.
MOOSE LAKE
RESORT
On Moose Lake
218-246-8675
mooselkresort.com
12 fully furnished resort cabins
nicely spaced along 1,200 feet
of shoreline and 40 acres of
land; most just steps from the
water. This family resort is on
a great fishing lake with ample
space for your boat. Amenities
include sandy beach, fire rings,
canoes, kayaks, paddleboats,
and more. Gift shop & convenience items on-site.
PINE ACRES
RESORT
On Prairie Lake
218-326-2082
pineacres-resort.com
Exceptionally clean, fully
equipped, 5 cabin resort on
Prairie Lake. Beach, playground,
game room, family games and
activities as well as boat and
motor rentals. Wi-Fi accessible
and cabins wired for satellite.
lake
SUGAR LAKE
LODGE
On Sugar Lake
800-450-4555
218-327-1462
sugarlakelodge.com
Full-service resort on
aquamarine Sugar Lake.
Championship golf, full marina,
2 restaurants, sandy beach,
tennis courts, and outdoor
heated pool. Townhouses with
studio, 2 & 3 bedrooms. Lakeside
cottages & luxury lodge suites
have beautiful lake views.
SOUTHWOOD
RESORT
On Pokegama Lake
888-815-6645
218-326-8761
southwoodresort.com
Five beautiful lakeside cabins
with hi-speed internet on Lake
Pokegama. Premier fishing,
boat and pontoon rentals,
snowmobiling and x-country
skiing. Sandy beach with
playground, paddle boats,
kayaks, canoe and dock
fishing. Pets welcome.
WILDWOOD
RESORT
On Bass Lake
888-328-5858
218-328-5858
wildwoodresort.net
Family-friendly resort on
Bass Lake near Grand Rapids.
9 lakeside cabins are fullyfurnished & include yearround luxury lodges with
fireplaces, A/C, cable TV,
WiFi and dishwashers in a
northwoods décor. Sandy
beach, campfire rings and
beautiful sunsets.
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visitor’s
Timberlake Lodge L10
Edge of the Wilderness Scenic Byway
Hwy 38, Grand Rapids to Effie 218-832-3161
Forest History Center
2609 Co Rd 76, Grand Rapids 218-327-4482
Hill Annex Mine State Park
880 Gary St, Calumet 218-247-7215
Itasca County Historical Society
201 N. Pokegama Ave, Grand Rapids 218-326-6431
Judy Garland Museum &
Children’s Discovery Center
2727 Hwy 169 S, Grand Rapids 218-326-1900
MacRostie Art Center
405 NW 1st Ave, Grand Rapids 218-326-2697
Dairy Queen
Golf on the Edge
1940 Pokegama Ave S, Grand Rapids 218-326-3366
59851 County Road 261, Bigfork 218-743-3626
Eagle’s Club
Pokegama
1776 S Pokegama Ave, Grand Rapids 218-326-4845
3910 Golf Course Rd, Grand Rapids 218-326-3444
El Potro
Sugarbrooke
37584 Otis Lane, Cohasset 218-327-1462
Florio’s Grill & Tavern
105 Main Street, Cohasset 218-999-7077
Forest Lake Restaurant
1201 NW 4th St, Grand Rapids 218-326-3423
Otis’s Grill at Sugar Lake Lodge
37584 Otis Lane, Cohasset 218-327-1462
203 4th Ave NW, Deer River 218-246-9868
Pasties Plus
Sammy’s Pizza & Restaurant
720 NW Conifer Dr, Grand Rapids 218-327-5780
Grand Rapids Farmers Market
Scenic State Park
Toivo’s Restaurant & Sports Bar
Downtown Grand Rapids across from Central
Square Mall
Zorbaz
Ogle’s Marketplace Foods
White Oak Fur Post
33155 Hwy 6, Deer River 218-246-9393
Morning Glory Bed & Breakfast L6
IEDC/APEX
726 NW 2nd Ave, Grand Rapids 866-926-3978
12 NW 3rd St, Grand Rapids 218-326-9411
Dale Anderson 218-259-4485
Jason Boser 218-244-2517
Bill Broberg 218-244-8022
Tom Neustrom 218-259-2628
Jeff Skelly 218-259-4941
Jeff Sundin 218-246-2375
Charlie Worath 218-244-5756
24 NE 4th St, Grand Rapids 218-327-1088
2301 S Hwy 169, Grand Rapids 218-326-8501
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Itasca Realty Lake & Home
Moose Lake Resort L23
Remax
Hwy 38 & 14th St, Grand Rapids 218-326-2500
Pine Acres Resort L17
1336 NE 3rd Ave, Grand Rapids 218-326-6470
29604 Hwy 38 N, Grand Rapids 218-326-2082
Itasca Curling Club
Seagren’s Lodge L19
902 Hale Lk Pointe, Grand Rapids 218-999-5875
20648 Crystal Springs Lp, Grand Rapids
888-326-9040
Mesabi Trail Bike Trail
Sugar Lake Lodge L18
Mt. Itasca Winter Sports Center
Grand Rapids to Ely when complete 877-637-2241
Isabella’s Fashions
201 NW 4th Street, Grand Rapids 218-326-6413
Itasca Trail Sports
Jenny & Company
Lake Country Furniture
L&M Fleet Supply
Old Central School
Hwy 2 & Hwy 169, Downtown Grand Rapids
Purple Pinecone
200 Mt Itasca Drive, Coleraine 218-259-7726
Red Willow
Thunder Alley XL & Mini Golf
32460 Southwood Rd, Grand Rapids 888-815-6645
1401 E US Hwy 169, Grand Rapids 218-326-5950
Wildwood Resort L21
White Oak Casino
225 SE 21st St, Grand Rapids 218-327-2252
Reed Drug
45852 US Hwy 2, Deer River 218-246-9600
Salmela Jewelers
Shaw Florists & Antiques
motels
AmericInn L1
Deer River Health Care
1002 Comstock Drive, Deer River 218-246-2900
Budget Host L2
Grand Itasca Clinic & Hospital
311 E Hwy 2, Grand Rapids 800-283-4678
Country Inn L3
Meridian Medical Clinic
1215 W Hwy 2, Grand Rapids 800-622-3590
Hopperton’s Moccasin & Gift
Mississippi Diamond Jewelers
Southwood Resort L20
258 Pine Tree Dr, Bigfork 218-743-3177
Forest Lake Motel L4
IRA Civic Center
Itasca Co Fairgrounds & Tom Clusiau’s
Grand Rapids Speedway
PO Box 847, Grand Rapids 800-450-4555
Frame Up
Kindred House Company
36712 Co. Rd 248, Deer River 218-246-8675
Bigfork Valley Hospital
Reed Drug
ACAR Auto Rental
2 NE 3rd St, Grand Rapids 218-326-7429
1500 7th Ave SE, Grand Rapids 218-327-0807
Stained Glass with Class
Lefty’s Tent & Party Supplies
4542 E US Hwy 169, Bovey 218-245-1387
Rapids Rental & Supply Hertz Car Rental
1887 E Hwy 2, Grand Rapids 218-326-0397
Target
Terra Reflections
Three Bears Candy Co
ABC’s of Quilting
Annabella’s Antique Mall
Itascan Motel L5
407 2nd St, Bovey 218-245-2055
Arrow Embroidery & Photo Express
4 NE 3rd St, Grand Rapids 218-327-9933
Village Book Store
Wal-mart Supercenter
100 SE 29th St, Grand Rapids 218-326-9682
Pine Grove Motel L7
ICTV (Itasca Community Television)
1420 W Hwy 2, Grand Rapids 218-326-9674
819 NE 4th Street, Grand Rapids 218-327-5866
Bender’s Shoe & Sport
KOZY/KMFY
Brier Clothing & Shoes
Wings ‘N Willows
Central Square Mall
Yarn Gallery
Blueberry Hills
Sawmill Inn L8
44510 Golf Course Rd, Deer River 218-246-8010
Eagle Ridge
Super 8 L9
1 Green Way, Coleraine 218-245-2217
B&B’s
City of Grand Rapids 218-326-7600
Brewed Awakenings Coffeehouse
Cedars at Sawmill Inn
502 NE 4th Street, Grand Rapids 218-327-0966
45101 Buckhorn Resort Rd, Marcell 218-256-0089
35748 Wildwood Rd, Grand Rapids 888-328-5858
Grand Rapids Economic Dev. Authority
Buckhorn Log Lodges L13
51898 Co Rd 310, Bigfork 800-542-1470
Myles Reif Performing Arts Center
Bridgeman’s – Embers
Grand Rapids Realty
Loon Point Resort L16
Grand Organic Food Market
49231 Co Rd 173, Deer River 800-832-3101
45756 Co Rd 35, Deer River 877-537-7438
3150 S. Pokegama Ave, Grand Rapids 218-999-9449
17th Street Grill at Timberlake Lodge
121 NW 16th Ave, Grand Rapids 800-472-6366
Area churches can be found on
www.visitgrandrapids.com
Bowstring Shores L12
Jessie View Resort L15
1 SW 10th Street, Grand Rapids 218-326-9687
Coldwell Banker Northwoods Realty
Itasca County
Rafferty’s Pizza
Grand Rapids State Bank
resorts
31516 Malbay Rd, Cohasset 866-246-8989
Outpost Bar & Grill
32946 Crystal Springs Rd, Grand Rapids
218-326-1006
420 Pokegama Ave N, Grand Rapids 218-326-7600
Mississippi Melodie Showboat
115 SW 1st St, Grand Rapids 218-327-6682
Century 21
201 4th Ave NW, Deer River 877-633-5504
Hidden Haven Resort L14
Cub Foods
UPM Blandin Paper Mill Tours
White Oak Inn & Suites L22
City of Grand Rapids
56956 Scenic Hwy 7, Bigfork 218-743-3362
96.9FM & 1320AM 218-999-5699
Red Rock Radio
105.5FM & 96.1FM 218-326-7427
Whispering Woods Gallery
23
501 S Pokegama Ave, Suite 3
Grand Rapids, MN 55744
800-355-9740
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