Themes include waterfalls, garden tours, small‑town antiquing, family days, and extreme adventures. Destinations are organized by theme so you can choose the type of activity first and then find matching locations.
One guide covers more than 250 destinations, while the cabin guide provides firsthand details for over 100 cabin locations across the state.
The cabin guide offers firsthand advice for more than 100 locations, including cabin ratings, key features and amenities, and park highlights to help plan overnight stays.
The guides highlight museums, state parks, and winter activities, and they call out regional highlights such as Duluth, Rochester, and the Twin Cities.
They cover short day trips and options to string together longer vacations. The guides are useful for singles, couples, families, visitors, and residents.
The page counts shown are 160 pages for one guide and 144 pages for the cabin guide.
Yes. They’re described as a “handy size” for travel. Listed dimensions and weights include: 8.4 in (H) x 5.4 in (W) x 0.3 in (D), 0.55 lb; and 8.4 in (H) x 6.0 in (W) x 0.3 in (D), 0.65 lb.
Both guides are published in paperback format and list English as the language.
