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Minnesota Tourist Attractions

Guide to roadside oddities and other strange, weird and unusual attractions in Minnesota.





Paul Bunyons are real popular Minnesota tourist attractions.

You see, Paul was born in Minnesota.

Or at least that's what Minnesota people claim.

Bemidji to be exact.

So there’s lots of Paul Bunyan and Babe the Blue Ox roadside oddities in Minnesota. And, well, maybe they’re true life size but maybe, just maybe, they’re smaller!

Paul and Babe were pretty BIG!

As big as Johnny Kaw?

Probably bigger.

Besides a bunch of Paul Bunyans, other Minnesota tourist attractions include some really cool unusual lodgings. And a cool ride to get to some of them, too!

Hint: Mush!





  • Annandale - Stay at a haunted bed and breakfast run by a psychic.





  • Bemidji - Paul Bunyan’s birthplace.

    Okay. It’s his birthplace if you don’t live in Bangor, Maine. But hey, if you can be buried two different places why can’t you be born in two different places?

    See Paul and Babe along the shore of Lake Bemidji near the Tourist Information Center.

    Paul Bunyan and Babe the Blue Ox statues in Bemidji, Minnesota.

    Photo courtesy Visit Bemidji.

    Paul Bunyan’s grave - as a small boy - is in Ely, MN. His grave - as a grown up - is in Kelliher, MN.

    While traveling through Minnesota, just keep your eye out for Bunyan related stuff. There’s a bunch. And remember to look up, too! There’s a water tower painted as his fishing bobber in Pequot Lakes.

    Wanna read more about Paul Bunyan?





  • Ely - Dogs and yurts.

    Don’t dogs and yurts go together? Just like, well, like dogs and yurts, I guess.

    In Minnesota they do.

    There’s a couple of companies offering cool rides to unusual lodgings in Minnesota. Both having to do with dogs and yurts.

    See? And you didn’t think they went together!

    Take a dogsled to a yurt in the Minnesota wilderness.

    Fun, fun fun!

    How many times have you taken a dogsled to a yurt to stay overnight?

    For more information contact:

    Run Silent Dog Sled Trips at (218) 365-4288 or Toll Free: (866) 365-4288

    or

    White Wilderness at (218) 349-0676 or Toll Free (800) 701-6238





  • Preston - Wanna spend the night in a jail cell?

    And you don’t even have to get arrested to do it!

    The old Fillmore County Jail has been turned into a bed & breakfast. One of the rooms is in the old cell block.

    Cool!

    The Jailhouse Inn Bed & Breakfast is at 109 Houston St, in Preston, MN, Phone:(507) 765-2181

    More info on the Jailhouse Inn.





  • Two Harbors - Stay in a working lighthouse.

    The Lighthouse Bed and Breakfast in Two Harbors, MN.
    And even better—at this Minnesota tourist attraction you can be a lighthouse keeper!

    That’s right! You can become an assistant lighthouse keeper and help check on the light.

    Now how cool is that??? Yeah!


    Photo courtesy Lighthouse Bed & Breakfast.

    Lighthouse Bed and Breakfast is on the rocky shore of Lake Superior in Two Harbors, MN. Phone: (218) 834-4814 or Toll Free (888) 832-5606







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