The course was fun, my kids had a blast and it was fairly priced. The restrooms were clean and well…read moremaintained.

The mini golf course was very clean and cute. The course had a different theme at each hole which…read morewas fun and entertaining. You can see the lake from the course for a nice scenic view. The purple car cafe that accompanies the golf course was phenomenal. Fair prices and excellent food prepared by Kim the owner who was such a delight to talk to, a very sweet lady, we wish her and her business all the best! We were having too much fun in the moment and didn't take any photos but highly recommend giving Rogue Eagle Mini Golf a swing;)

A wonderful aquarium on the north shore. I won a silent auction back in the twin cities which…read moreincluded a 4 pack of tickets here so we planned a weekend to Duluth. This aquarium had a lot of fun exhibits including some hands on exhibits with touching a jellyfish, touching a sturgeon, etc. The team at the aquarium are friendly and helpful. My son really enjoyed the Great Lakes water play area with the boat locks. They also had a lovely more tropical fish area where there are a lot of fun fish like a clown fish, octopus, sea horses, sea dragons, etc. Also a wonderful photo opportunity right outside along the waters edge...there's a sign that says (heart) DULUTH.

Much better than when I was here 10 years ago! But still only about a hour to walk through. Otters…read morewere the favorite!

Wow- Bentlyville! At Bayfront Festival Park. Everything is free but be sure to give a donation…read more This is a true Christmas wonderland for all ages. This was our third visit and one of the best in recent memory during a pandemic. It's right for the soul and a perfect place to celebrate with family. We came on a Tuesday night later to avoid the crowds making our night special.

Bayfront is one of the coolest places to do just about anything in Duluth. The park runs right up…read moreagainst the lake, which serves as a mighty and majestic backdrop. I might be biased, but my very favorite thing to do here is attend the annual Trampled by Turtles concert in July. We've gone every year they've done it. There's something about the lake, the night air and the backdrop of Duluth that makes it one of the most magical experiences ever. Of course, there are other things you can do here -- see a different concert, go to the All Pints North beer festival or a million other things. The venue is big and open, which means it can be used for a lot of different things. The facilities are nice (though at big events you're usually stuck with portapotties) and the staff generally is pretty cool. Always a plus for an event when I see it's at Bayfront.

We had a group of about 40 people climbing for a youth leadership retreat. I worked with Ben to get…read morethe group reserved and he was very communicative and friendly. He also was helpful on giving us the most logical pricing options. About the location: this is located downtown inside the adventure zone building. You will need to find parking and most likely pay to park either on the street or the lot. Looks are deceiving. It looks small from the outside but there was plenty of wall and a back area for bouldering. There was also a seating area upstairs. Along with Ben, Anthony helped us get set and both were very patient and friendly with our group. We had many first time climbers and they both encouraged them and made them feel comfortable. Thank you so much for the amazing experience. Many of our youth said it was a highlight of the weekend.

Ben and the rest of the staff at Vertical Endeavors are 1st class. This is the 10th+ year I have…read morebrought our 8th graders up to climb on their class trip. Everything ran as smoothly as possible. Check in was quick and flawless. The workers were interactive with the kids and encouraging. They challenged the kids that were looking for challenges and they were so helpful to the kids that were hesitant to climb. It is always a great experience for our 8th graders and I recommend anyone with middle schoolers, looking for a fun and challenging activity, to go to Vertical Endeavors.

best bowling in superior, shout out to all the people who go to bowl here. best place everread more

The alley was in very good condition and the staff is always fantastic the food was pretty decent…read moreas well, pizza was a little pricy but made fresh

How does this place have zero reviews on YELP?! I'm gonna…read morechange that. This was such a fun activity for my birthday this year. I have no affinity to goats or whatever, just that they are cute. :) The location is lovely - outside of Duluth (do not listen to apple maps when it tells you it's in the middle of the city of Duluth!). The enchanting locaiton - they had a fire going, and a beautiful table and checkin process. They had plenty of hand sanitizer and even had some mats available for use (they get kind of muddy in the dirt and with the goats). There was the yoga instructor, and several staff that walked around to get everyone a chance to interact with the goats. They brought some food and would put it on our backs and the goats would jump right up. They also had BABY GOATS that they would bring around and let us hold. They made sure we had plenty of hilarious photo ops and it was just a joy to do something so fun and unique! one million gold stars!!! thank you to Goat Yoga and the amazing staff!

We absolutely loved this. It is a bit difficult to get to as you have to go past the train tracks…read moreand onto a dirt road, but it is well worth it. There is a large parking lot to park here in a beautiful beach with lots of places to sit and enjoy the scenery you can see old structures from mining and such you can also walk across a cement structure to the lighthouse at the end, which was very fun as well. This was a great spot for skipping rocks and enjoying the beautiful scenery and weather. Great photo opportunities here.

Agate Bay Beach sits beside the waterfront town of Two Harbors, Minnesota…read more First off, the town of Two Harbors, MN is a worthwhile stop to make while driving along the popular 150-mile North Shore Scenic Drive up the northeastern part of Minnesota's coast. Here at Agate Bay, you can pause to appreciate the setting viewing onto the endless waters of Lake Superior. The big highlight is walking on a cement pathway that extends out to a remote lighthouse observation point. This pedestrian strip only takes 10 minutes to walk, but it affords you a picturesque overlook into the wide-open appearance of Lake Superior. You can breathe in the fresh air while making the stroll over to the lighthouse and ultimately, coming to Agate Bay allows for a casual rest from driving, if you're not in any hurry. While visiting back in early June, there were a couple of cars parked in the lot and just a few tourists checking out this cool little beachfront. Generally, it was quiet and not nearly as congested as I had anticipated it to be for peak summer visitations. The historic lighthouse at the end of the beach pier is a rewarding opportunity for a picture with Lake Superior in the background. Lol, it made me ponder...how many of the 5 Great Lakes had I been to??? But overall, it's a pleasant moment outside. And definitely, making the journey on North Shore Scenic Drive is the epitome of enjoying nature, with loads of beautiful state parks and gushing waterfalls. Lastly, located just before the walking pier, they have a few picnic tables set up which is a nice chance to enjoy lunch with a view. From here at Agate Bay, I'd suggest grabbing dessert 3 miles away at Betty's Pies before spending time at fantastic MUST DO - Gooseberry Falls State Park.

the food here is always great-whether we play golf or just go there to eat-Kelsey is terrific-we…read morewill be back !

Everyone was amazing besides the guy bartender with glasses! So rude! Great food and place just…read moreneed to get rid of the guy bartender