Hiking

What Minnesota hiking trail is your favorite?

Spring is here (well, hopefully), and that means there is no better time to embrace the outdoors. My favorite thing to do with great weather is to go hiking, and luckily Southern Minnesota offers many trails and parks in which to do so.

This Valentine's Day weekend, take your sweetie on a candlelit hike at Quarry Hill Nature Center. (Psst, you get a free adult beverage with your ticket.)

This Minnesota state park has a 310-mile long hiking trail that goes through it. It's also been named one of the best state parks in the country!

If you need to get out of the house, these 6 hiking trails in Minnesota are either plowed or have packed snow, perfect for winter hiking.

In Northern Minnesota, take a hike on the Bean and Bear Lake Loop and you'll find two secret lakes hidden by the forest.

This takes the term 'cat lady' to new heights!

Maplewood State Park in Pelican Rapids, MN has been named the best place to check out fall colors in Minnesota.

Fall is a great time to check out nearby state parks because the colors are beautiful and the weather is perfect!

There's a waterfall in North Mankato that not many people know about and it also happens to be one of the tallest waterfalls in Southern Minnesota.