Posted in Minnesota
August 17, 2016
8 Small Towns In Minnesota With Epic Views Of The US And Canada
Minnesotans are lucky enough to be located on one of the most beautiful border areas. And with trips into the Boundary Waters and other border lakes, many Minnesotans get the chance to experience stunning views of two countries at once. These towns in Northern Minnesota are the perfect places to visit and find US and Canada views that will amaze you!
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Catch epic views on Rainy Lake's Sand Bay and the mouth of Rainy River and also see the shoreline of Canada from this quaint town.
This small town between Ranier and International Falls has equally gorgeous views across the beginning of the Rainy River to Canada.
One of MN's largest northern cities, this place has epic views of the Rainy River and its twin town across the border, Fort Frances. And the views from the other side aren't bad either!
Another gorgeous Rainy River town, this place is perfect for quiet views of the border.
Enjoy beautiful views of Muskeg Bay on Lake of the Woods and neighboring Buffalo Bay in Canada.
View the endless prairie on the border next to the Lost River State Forest in this tiny town. The minuscule Piney Pinecreek Border Airport is actually right on the border a bit north of town.
See sweeping views of the border land on the far west of MN. A little north of the main town is unincorporated Noyes and you can actually see into Canada and North Dakota at the same time!
Some of the best views of Rainy Lake can be found from lodges and cabins like the stunning Island View Lodge in this unincorporated area. Catch a glimpse of Canada in the background as you watch an epic sunset at this resort.
What is your favorite MN border town?
