Population (2010) N/A Introduction The Cuyuna Range was the smallest of the three Minnesota Iron Ranges (see the Mesabi Iron Range for info on another of the ranges). There are no active mines today, but the area, bordered by the Mississippi River on its northern edge, has plenty to explore.
Population (2010) 13,431 Introduction Bemidji, the First City on the Mississippi (the official slogan!), is a small but vibrant city with an active arts scene and enough outdoors activities to get a couch potato outside any time of year. Visitor Information Get your questions answered
Population (2010) N/A Introduction Itasca State Park is one of the crown jewels of the Mississippi River region, and not just because the Mississippi River begins here. The park offers excellent outdoors experiences, historic lodges, and is fun to visit any time of year. Don't forget to check out
Population (2010) 859 Introduction Fountain City is a laid back rivertown with a few quirks and some cool old saloons. My kind of place. Visitor Information Your best bet is to visit Lefse Time (115 North Shore; 800.687.2058/608.687.4299). Besides offering information to visitors, the store
Population (2010) 1,529 Introduction I was going write that Trempealeau has an old-fashioned charm and is oddly picturesque, then I realized that I could just call it quaint. So, Trempealeau is quaint. Visitor Information If you are planning your trip from home, contact the Trempealeau
Population (2010) 1,887 Introduction Brice Prairie is both a natural feature and a small, unincorporated community that bends around Lake Onalaska that is popular with recreation seekers. Visitor Information Direct your questions to the good folks at Explore La Crosse (608.782.2366).
