12 Marvels In Minnesota That Must Be Seen To Be Believed
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Jo Magliocco
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The state of Minnesota holds numerous natural and man-made marvels but these thirteen are among our favorites and are must-see attractions for life long Minnesotans and first time visitors alike! These places are so gorgeous, that you truly can’t comprehend the extent of their beauty until you’re looking at them in person!
Another marvel of the North Shore, Devil's Kettle, with its high falls and incredibly deep swimming hole, provides Minnesotans with a scenic view and a unique perspective.
This scenic cliffside on Lake Superior's North Shore has some of the finest overlooks over any of the Great Lakes.
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This mysterious cave located in the small southern Minnesota town of Harmony gives explorers a chance to navigate through the unique tunnels and corridors.
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This lakeside park located just south of Rochester shows just some of the beauty that southern Minnesota has to offer with its wonderful wildlife and its lush, green atmosphere.
All throughout the north's old iron country you will find many man-made hills, mountains, and quarries that you can only discover in this region of the country.
This iconic Minnesota territory holds hundreds of miles of untouched land where the amount of bright greens and crystal blues will often leave you speechless.
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This historic Minneapolis chapel was erected in 1871 and its picturesque shape, color, and location make it a must see for any Minnesota sightseer.
No trip up the North Shore is complete without seeing this state treasure. The cliffside structure delightfully combines scenic views with Minnesota history.
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Located in the southwestern Minnesota town of Pipestone, this National Monument tells the tale of Lakota Sioux tribes originally located in the region who carved out the area into the beautiful shapes seen throughout the site.
This long, unique bridge, located in Jay Cooke State Park just south of Duluth, gives onlookers a chance to see the wonders of the St. Louis River while atop this Minnesota marvel.
This modern marvel in Minneapolis doubles as a central part of the Minnesota art scene.
This center piece to the Duluth Bayfront area brings the city together in the wonderful warm summers, and even through the snow covered winters.
We complete our list back in Minneapolis where this historic church provides sightseers with a view from the picturesque outside AND inside.
This list covers just a few of the many marvels that Minnesota has to offer. What are your favorites?
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