Outdoors

It's still early, but a combination of ice, snow, and high winds may result in treacherous travel conditions by the middle of next week, with blizzard or near-blizzard conditions a very real possibility.

Seriously, what a waste of great trail conditions! The season ends tomorrow night for GIA trails in Minnesota.

Lake Of The Woods is significantly smaller than Lake Superior, but it has 10 times the shoreline. Why is that?

The crew has been working hard all winter to prepare for an enjoyable time out on the water with the Vista Fleet, tickets are on sale now for your next adventure.

Regardless of the forecast or trail conditions, the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources reminds snowmobilers that over 21,000 miles of snowmobile trails will be closing on March 31.

It sure doesn't look like spring out there, but there are now subtle cues that the seasons are, in fact, shifting gears and our inevitable slide into spring will accelerate in the weeks to come. Here are just a few.

Live music at a lighthouse? Catch it this summer up the North Shore.

It's almost time to ride in the Twin Ports, consider checking these things first.

If you enjoy getting eaten by mosquitoes, gnats, black flies, and other pesky insects you probably won't care about this article.

Ready for a generous serving of weather whiplash? The models are blinking yellow: suggesting an El Nino warming phase of the Pacific by summer, a pattern that may favor warmer and drier conditions into next winter.