Driving across the flat farmland and low rolling prairies of central Minnesota may not make you…read morethink of downhill skiing, but there is a hill on the plain, and on that hill is way more winter recreation fun than you'd ever imagine. On that hill is Powder Ridge ski and snow tube recreation area. We didn't try the snow tubes but there were lots of people tubing and they looked happy. There were several 5-6 chutes or lanes and a magic carpet ride to the top. It looked like a lot of fun. The basics. This is a swell small to mid size ski area. They have a nice chalet with ski rental, lockers, tables and benches, fast service food and hot chocolate, and an upstairs bar and lounge with nice selection of local taps and other table service food. They have a nice bunny hill with easy to use (and helpful staff) J-Bar lift for beginners. Much easier than the T-Bar I learned on at Welch Village many years ago. Lots of lessons for new skiers. The main ski area is small, but has more challenge and variety than it looks like. The quad chairlift takes you pretty much to the top, w access to all runs and that's a good place to start because it's also in the middle of the other two chair lifts. There are some mighty steep and fast runs for racers and speedsters. There are some smooth blue runs for leisurely skiers like me. And there is 1-2 terrain park areas for flip and jump and trick ski and board people. This ski area is right size because it's large enough to go out on your own and find runs that match your ski level (beginner intermediate or expert) and also small enough to catch up with someone if you get separated. From the lodge you could wait inside in warmth while your skier enjoys the cold. It's hard to get lost here. That's a huge plus for family skiing. If you want the Rockies or even Spirit Mountain (Duluth) or Afton Alps, then this place will seem small for sure. If you want to ski on good snow with a friendly staff and are in Central Minnesota then this is the place for you.

Overall nice place, for a Minnesotan this isn't a bad place to go. You can rent skis or snowboard,…read morealso have the option of tubing. They have a small cafeteria or you can stop by their restaurant.

My son really enjoyed his time spent at The Goddard School. He was always welcomed and felt very…read moreloved by all of the staff at the school!

I cannot say enough positive things about the preschool department of the Goddard School of…read moreAlbertville. Overall, the center is excellent and is doing great for a newer school to this bustling area. The kids are treated as if they are family and the staff is educated and passionate. Love it there!

Great course. Lots of trees. Varying difficulty of sporting clays. Excellent staffread more

Great outdoor range. Very inexpensive even for non-members. Membership prices are very…read morereasonable. Mostly for folks looking to shoot clays, but the have good rifle ranges as well. Never too crowded. Not too a whole lot of options for pistols, but that's what indoor ranges are for. Worth the trip from the cities.

This is our 2nd year with the studio and my kids love it. To see them grow and learn new technique…read moreis great. They look forward to their class every week. They are a family owned studio and really bring that family feel with their classes. I would recommend this studio for anyone looking to break out of their shell and make new friendships with some pretty talented people.

We had a very bad experience with this studio. Would not recommend to any dancer looking for a…read morestudio.

My family wanted to play tennis year around as well as take lessons. Rogers Tennis Club was the…read moreperfect place to do this. They have 7 indoor courts for tennis and pickle ball as well as offer a combination of individual and group lessons. Courts can be reserved online for between $29 to $48 per hour depending on if you are a member and time. Members also get a discounted rate for classes and lessons. The facility is in great shape, moderately heated, and dividers between the courts to minimize stray balls. Upstairs, there is a waiting area with chairs and bar style seating overlooking the courts so you can watch or work while you wait.

Incredible group of men and women that coach and volunteer to teach wrestling to sartell k-6 grade…read moreresidents. They are outstanding, and welcome boys and girls anytime!!! Seriously, interested in coming? Look at the website for practice times.

I recently visited AirMaxx Trampoline Park in Saint Cloud and overall is was a great experience!…read moreThey have a wide variety of activities besides the trampolines.There are foam pits,dodgeball courts and obstacle areas that keep it interesting for both the kids and adults.Today was just about the kids to tire they out on this windy cold day. The areas were clean and well-maintained. The staff were friendly and attentive, especially when it came to safety. There are attendants in each area.It feels like a great place for families, birthday parties, or even just a casual day out to burn some energy. We arrived right when they opened and the line was a decent one.The kids jumped and played for an hour and as we prepared to leave it got busy real quick.I would show up as early as possible.The price was fair at $16 for an hour with deeper discounts the longer you stay. If you are looking for a way to have your kids burn off energy or just have fun.AirMaxx Trampoline has an activity for all.

Kids always leave tired and exercised. Staff is young and extremely kind and patient. Not too…read moreexpensive at $20/kid for 90 minutes. Neon glo party on Saturday nights.

Great city operated facility. If you like to skate there…read moreare plenty of opportunities. Also a wonderful venue for community gatherings and meetings for Lions and Rotary organizations. There is a youth hang out for kids run by a local group of parents and other helpers.