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    Trollhaugen

    4.3 (38 reviews)
    Open • 10:00 am - 8:00 pm

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    Ken W.

    Trollhaugen is literally the best skiing experience I have had in a very long time! The place itself is a time capsule that has excellent service, great ski trails (skiing through the woods is so much fun!) a surprisingly nice Ski Shop and the snow was amazing (January 5). There was still A LOT of untouched freshies to ski!!! I didn't stay long enough to check out everything (I was there for a ski racing meet) but me and my kids all agreed we need to come back! And an evening lift ticket was only $32 (we started skiing at 3:00PM). But anyone who skis should stay away from Trollhaugen so I can enjoy the place to myself

    My husband getting his harness checked while we get strapped up.
    Nakita K.

    What a blast we had at Trollgaugen park! This was my first time zip lining and our guides were super personable and made the entire zip tour fun and gamified. They're very thorough in their Instructions and ensure everyone's safety and good time. I highly recommend going toward the end of the summer season, in fall to enjoy the colors of the trees. There are a few hikes you'll need to take so be prepared to walk up some inclines. They'll have water for you on the way. We were lucky enough to go on the last weekend of the zip lining, and are so glad! You can buy tickets on line, and be prepared to race your partner!

    Kamrin D.

    My husband and I went to the Adventure Course on Saturday and had a blast. As adults we weren't quite sure how much fun it would be, but there were definitely some challenging courses that I couldn't even finish. My husband was very resistive to going had fun and couldn't stop smiling. Staff were great and once you got trained in with how everything works you were free to explore and complete the course however you wanted. I preferred this rather than being with a group. There were a lot of courses and in over 2 hours we definitely couldn't complete them all. Staff were available at any time if you got stuck or needed help on any part of the course. I would definitely go back and I would recommend going for a fun outing. It makes for a great time whether it be for a date or out with a group of friends.

    The hills are alive... with the sound of tubing! (8 lanes of snow tubing.)
    Mark D.

    I'm not a skier, so don't ask me about that. It's too dangerous. But tubing down a snowy and icy hill without any steering? Much safer, and more my speed. :-) Trollhaugen has 8 groomed lanes of snow tubing. I happen to like that there are lanes and that the slope is fairly even. That way, I'm not playing bowling with the inattentive people at the bottom the hill. If you're looking to take out a toddler or third-grader or two with your innertube, this isn't the place for you, sorry! Each lane is fairly similar, but slightly different. One might be a touch faster and another might have a small hop, but otherwise, it's all the same. The conveyor belt to get up the hill is quite a bit nicer than the rope system at other places, once you get the hang of it. (For me, putting the tube first on its end in front of me helps with balance, but everyone has their own methods for jumping onto the constantly moving track.) It's kinda slow, but steady, and no rope burns or sore shoulders. It's well maintained, but pretty laid back there. You can go down in chained groups. The attendant might limit your group, so check at the top of the hill if you're not sure. If it's relatively empty on the hill, it doesn't seem to matter. The tubes themselves have an outer shell that covers the bottom hole, so you don't get as much snow in your clothes. You'll still get a mist of snow and there's snow everywhere, being that this is winter and all, so that's life on the slope. You get a two-hour slot with your admission, and it's more than enough time. They also have a bonfire outside, for warmth. Mmm, now my eyes are watering from the smoke and my clothes smell like they're burnt! But it's worth it. This place is a lot of fun!

    At Trollhaugen Outdoor Recreation Area at the Start of Jim's Run
    Chelsey K.

    I visited for the first time ever last weekend and had a great experience. Despite coming on a Saturday when the Burton Qualifiers, staff training, and ski lessons were all taking place, it didn't feel overly crowded and the wait for the chairlift was never too long. The hills themselves offer great variety and Storebakken was my favorite route. The potential looks even greater for those visiting during peak season when all hills and lifts are open! I also got the chance to warm up in the chalet and loved both the cozy design and homemade hot chocolate for sale. My only note of caution is for new/middle-level skiers/boarders who still are weary of the chairlift, as the older lifts here do not slow down when picking up/dropping off riders, so you need to be vigilant and prepared. They also do not have safety bars. I still give five stars because there are some rope tow options and the staff running the lifts were quick to respond and slow/stop the lift if a problem arose.

    Zeke D.

    Great place for skiing, but not so much for snow boarding. Both times I have gone they have set up courses for skiers and it really narrows down where the snow boarders can go as there aren't many steep runs to do. Also, the skiers both times going here are very rude with jumping in line, bumping into other people, not looking out for others on the hills, and just acting stupid. The ski patrol and the employees running the lifts don't do anything to stop any of this either. I asked one guy running the lift and he pretty much agreed that the kids don't know how to go around the gates and jump lines regularly. Also, the was a group of guys drinking beer on the lift and also on the course and openly talking about going to smoke pot. These guys were also peeing on the course as well because they said they got points for doing all these stupid things. I won't be coming back to Troll and I hope that something changes in the future with cutting down on the courses being set up, the line jumping, and the reckless actions of people on the slopes and in line.

    What a blast the sledding hills were for any age.. FAST!!! Highly recommend for $25 and a fun 1/2 day to spend as a family.

    Trollhaugen, Dresser WI

    Love love love Trollhaugen. Friendly, fun, well groomed trails with variety, surprisingly challenging tree skiing, fast lifts and accommodating staff.

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    Local community feel. Beautiful chalet bar and restaurant. Nice runs. Clean and friendly. Out of the way but if you go it's awesome.

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    Awesome private instructions for 5 year olds with snowboard. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend this place for first time lessons.

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    4.8(21 reviews)
    43.5 mi•Uptown, Southwest

    Knowmad gets my highest recommendation from our initial phone conversation to having a Knowmad…read morespecialist see us off at the airport for our return trip home. We spent an unforgettable 10 days hiking the (express!) Inca trail to Machu Picchu and visiting Lima, The Sacred Valley, Aguas Calientes and Cusco. I could write 10 pages about how much we loved traveling with Knowmad so I'll try to stick to the highlights. My husband and I usually handle all of our own travel planning, but when we came across Knowmad while researching how to visit Machu Picchu we realized we would probably get a lot more out of a trip to Peru traveling with specialists from the country. This was 1000% true and working with Knowmad made planning our trip so easy and fun. Our travel specialists Renee and Shannon found a way for us to do everything we wanted to do (and so much more!) while staying within our budget. They were remarkably thorough with answering my countless questions and we could not have been more prepared for our visit, with very minimal effort on our end. Once we met up with our Knowmad guide, Fernando, in Cusco every day of our trip was amazing and we learned so much about the Inca culture and the Andes while having a ton of fun and going at our own pace. By the time we made it to Machu Picchu it was so much more meaningful because we had an understanding of what makes it such a special and mystical site. The Inca trail was absolutely breathtaking (and I'm not talking about the altitude ) and we couldn't have done it without Fernando as our fearless guide. He looked out for us every step of the way and made us feel like family throughout our time with him. Our trip wouldn't have been nearly so memorable without him. Another highlight was our e-bike ride through the Sacred Valley with our awesome guide Kirvi, who was so kind and on top of making sure we were safe and even getting some awesome photos and videos along the way. Our driver Abraham made us feel so welcome and kept us moving along and safe throughout our trip. The restaurants and hotels Knowmad arranged for us were excellent, and our picnic in the Sacred Valley and Pachamanca experience were unbelievable. Thank you Knowmad for making our trip such an incredible experience we will never forget!

    Knowmad planned our trip to Argentina in March. They listened to what we wanted and then arranged…read morea flawless trip. They were also very responsive whenever I had questions. I highly recommend them if you wish to have a special excursion to a South American country.

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    Nickelodeon Universe - Theme park in a mall

    Nickelodeon Universe

    3.8(197 reviews)
    45.9 mi

    KIDS AT HEART Anyone…read morefrom 2 to 92 can have a blast at Mall of America's indoor theme park. Located in the center of the USA's largest mall is Nickelodeon Universe, a sprawling 7-acre amusement park covering 3 floors.  It's open year-round from 10am to 9pm with reduced hours on Sundays, and tickets can be bought online or in-person. I came here once in 1998 as a kid (back then it was called Knotts' Camp Snoopy) and in 2026 I returned with my wife and kids of my own.  Despite a colorful rebranding in 2008, this place seems frozen in time and looks virtually the same as when I visited 28 years ago.  Wow! We took advantage of specially priced "toddler Tuesdays", where kids admission is only $16.  A full day adult wristband is $52 but specially marked 'deal days' bring this down to $42.  Important note: if you have a kid under 48", you can go on rides with them as a designated chaperone and not have to pay!  This is HUGE and saved us $40 since my wife got to ride for free. There's enough attractions inside Nick Universe -- 26 in total -- to fill up an entire day.  I've delved into each of the major coasters plus the outstanding Log Chute (legitimately one of the best in the country) with separate reviews, but here's a brief summary. * Pepsi Orange Streak: a custom steel family coaster with a mesmerizingly long train, and one of the OG rides here * Fairly Odd Coaster: a chaotic spinning coaster with a decent amount of G-forces (beware the slow dispatch times) * Avatar Airbender: a brief U-shaped ride with a funky surfboard train and spinning seats * Spongebob Squarepants Rock Bottom Plunge: an intense roller coaster with 3 inversions that nearly scrapes the glass ceiling * El Circulo del Cielo: a large Ferris wheel delivers a relaxing ride and offers great views of the park * Shredder's Mutant Masher: an inverting 'Frisbee' ride with a Ninja Turtles theme, great for teens * Log Chute: a STELLAR log flume with a super long ride time and wonderful Paul Bunyan theme that doesn't soak you My 5yo son loved the Big Rigs, Crazy Cars, Diego's Rescue Rider, and Guppy Bubbler.  Our 2yo daughter enjoyed the Adventure Bay kids play area but kept her distance from most of the rides.  Swiper's Sweeper was a surprise hit, a 'whip' style ride where small cars on an oval track drift around tight curves. Staff were ~incredibly~ friendly and cut us plenty of slack when I brought my son with me on a couple rides that weren't part of the Toddler Tuesday discount wristband (oops!)  They waved us through and said, "don't worry about it, have fun!"  Big kudos to them for grace and understanding; this went a long way towards a 5* day. * TL;DR * It's always 72° and sunny inside Nickelodeon Universe, perfect conditions for fun. This amusement park is home to a plethora of rides including 5 roller coasters (1 kiddie, 3 moderate 'thrill' coasters, 1 'extreme' coaster), a Ferris wheel, bumper cars, a fantastic log flume, a drop tower, a swing ride, a dark ride shooter, and lots of smaller attractions. While I can't comment on the quality or cost of food within Nick Universe, I do feel that we got a great value for admission.  We felt safe and the ride operators we encountered were very kind.  The natural sunlight gives this park wonderful energy year-round. If you've got kids (or if you're an adult who really likes rides), I highly recommend spending a day at Nickelodeon Universe!

    This was pretty cool! A theme park in the mall, what a…read moreconcept! It's Nickelodeon themed, so it definitely appealed to my inner child! They have plenty of rides for all ages. I didn't go on the roller coaster to kill some time. It was a blast! I could easily spend a whole day here!

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    Kerfoot Canopy Tours

    4.4(51 reviews)
    78.9 mi

    We had Micah and Spencer as guides. They did a great job with estimating how far we would walk and…read moremushroom dad jokes. Even though they are not dads or brothers they might be long lost Scandinavian cousins or related to erling haaland. On a more serious note, very fun and a great afternoon activity.

    We booked this tour to celebrate two birthdays and were excited to experience it as a family of…read morefour--three adults and one 12‑year‑old. Two of us have zip‑lined in multiple states, so we had a good sense of what to expect. This experience was very different. The self‑braking system was a surprise. As someone who has zip‑lined many times, I've never encountered a setup where guests are responsible for that level of braking. It requires significant strength and precision, and it's tough for younger participants. The platform situation also felt unsafe. Having 12 people standing together on small, swaying tree stands with no railings and very limited space isn't something we've seen at any other course. Usually there are stable waiting areas where you're not packed tightly with nowhere to hold on. The biggest issue was how the braking expectations were handled with our 12‑year‑old. We were told she was having trouble braking after several lines, but nothing in the trial run or early lines indicated she was far off from what was required. Instead of coaching her more, she and her mom were suddenly removed from the tour after line four. Since we're family, we all left--four fully paid participants. We weren't offered a refund. One guide mentioned the ropes course as an alternative, and while we appreciated being allowed to switch, it wasn't something everyone wanted to do--especially one of the birthday girls, who doesn't do ropes courses. So the celebration was essentially derailed. If the braking system truly requires adult‑level strength, the minimum age should reflect that. Saying "10 and up" is misleading when the physical demands are clearly higher. We understand and respect safety policies, but the lack of communication and the absence of any refund or meaningful alternative made the experience disappointing. We weren't removed for behavior--we followed every instruction. Unfortunately, this ended up ruining what was supposed to be a special birthday outing.

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    Como Town - Splash pad area

    Como Town

    3.7(18 reviews)
    36.6 mi•Como

    Todd the manager is one of the kindest most welcoming amusement park owners i've met all his staff…read moreare great and kind and welcoming staff here are way better than the staff at valley fair so nice I stopped going to Valley Fair as the Valley Fair staff are more 50% nice compared to this park which I would rate 97% in kindness

    Review is just for comp town only. Plenty of free parking nearby or you can opt to take a shuttle…read morealso. No entry fee but a donation is encouraged and honestly to keep the facility this way, I always pay the recommended amount and then some. Every year, we come to Como Town at a minimum 1-2 times per summer. I would highly encourage people to walk up to the ticket booth to see which rides are not operational and then assess whether they want to buy the ride bands or not. This was our 2nd time this summer and unfortunately the rides that were not operational in early June were the same rides still out of commission in late July including the roller coaster so docking a star for that. Plus, pro tip: hold your breadth when using the bathrooms here! On the positive side - this amusement park is very affordable (see ticket price pic). Staff is friendly even with them clearly being short staffed. Lines are always short with the longest wait time that I've ever observed is less than 10 minutes. Free (see above) entry. A couple of concession stands with all the sugary delights plus you can walk into the welcome center where there are more food options.

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    Como Town - Always a crowd favorite

    Always a crowd favorite

    Como Town - View of the soaring eagle, that stinker sure does go high

    View of the soaring eagle, that stinker sure does go high

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    Wild Mountain - Go Karts at Wild Mountain

    Wild Mountain

    3.3(50 reviews)
    10.4 mi

    Today was my first time ever skiing. Got private lessons with Karen who made it a fantastic…read moreexperience! It's clear when someone does their job with a passion. Completely converted me into this sport. 100% worth the drive from Rochester! I only did the two easiest green slopes this far but I will say this place is very beginner friendly. Great teachers, polite people on the slopes. There's a lil cafeteria here and the options are decent and a tad pricey. Restrooms are clean. Will come back

    I had never been to wild mountain as a child or an adult until a friend of mine convinced me to get…read morea season pass for my kids. I didn't know what to expect, it's cool there's tents and tables where you can picnic with your own food/drink. The lazy river/splash pad is on the other side from the slides so if you have kids in different age groups you're bouncing back and forth. You can tell they are due for some upgrades, a lot of stuff is run down. I see they are building a pool, that will be a great addition but I'm sure the prices will increase, it definitely adds up quick when you have multiple children. I will say I didn't know who was staff and who wasn't, a lot of the employees weren't in uniform, it seems safety isn't a huge concern for the employees, I saw a lot of kids being disrespectful towards other kids in the water, pushing, kicking with no warning. Prepare your kids to fend for themselves or be sure to keep an eye out.

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    Wild Mountain - Skiing at 
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    Skiing at Wild Mountain

    Wild Mountain - Skiing at Wild Mountain

    Skiing at Wild Mountain

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    Trollhaugen - skiresorts - Updated October 2026

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