As soon as someone says the word “blueberries” the pickers hit the Gunflint Trail. There have been numerous vehicles parked alongside the road and on the side roads for the past couple of weeks. People are picking blueberries because they …
I thought I would be super happy now that we have broadband at the end of the Gunflint Trail but it turns out I’m not thrilled. Don’t get me wrong, I love faster internet and the fact we can actually …
It’s that time of the year when the Voyageur Crew can be found splashing and thrashing in the Seagull River. They are getting ready for the annual Gunflint Trail Canoe Races held on Wednesday, July 20th. It’s a fun event …
Maddy and Sarah get to share a blog for a couple of reasons, one is they are both second year Voyageur Crew Members and the other they are both speaking Spanish these days. It may seem a bit strange to …
It’s sometimes difficult to remember that not everyone who visits the Gunflint Trail knows something about the geology of the area. For those who have no idea at all here’s an excerpt from the Cook County Visitors Bureau website. Geological …
Brad deserves his own blog for putting up with all of us at Voyageur. He is not only a summer crew member but he is also working as an intern at Voyageur. He is from Hutchinson, Minnesota and is currently …
We would like to welcome John and Mindy Fredrikson to the Gunflint Trail as the new owners of Gunflint Lodge and Outfitters. We haven’t met them yet but look forward to getting to know them and their family. They are …
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It’s been an absolutely beautiful weekend on the Gunflint Trail. The sky has been sunny and the temperatures have been in the mid to high 70’s. After a mainly cloudy and rainy June we’re ecstatic to see the sun and …
Somehow I missed something earlier this month regarding our moose population. It turns out a petition sent to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service last year has them investigating whether or not our moose should be placed on the Endangered …
Is it global warming that is producing stormy weather? I have no clue but I do know I now dislike storms. The USFS issued this statement regarding campsites to the east of the Gunflint Trail near the Canadian Border. Wilderness …