ミネソタの峡谷・トップ11

ジグザグに下りて石橋を渡り、石造りの展望台へ。そこから大きな階段を登って再び断崖の頂上へ。このトレイルシステムの中でも間違いなくハイライトの一つです！

Always an interesting place to come view the ruins, a big climb back out, but hey, your biking for fitness right?

This smaller park, situated along the Mississippi River, provides a bike and walking trail. From this location, you can enjoy stunning views of the river and the Franklin Avenue Bridge.

Note that traveling east to west you will hit a 12% grade downhill while only about a 7% grade uphill on the other side. I have never ridden this ride from west to east, but I suspect it's considerably more difficult.

the road up the other side of this relatively deep valley is visible in the distance. Just convince yourself it will be all over soon. Road edge is not terrific but traffic is generally light.

The Saint Louis River is a sight, especially from the historic truss bridge that crosses it on the William Munger Trail. You can feel the force of the water as it carves a deep gorge through the rocks, creating a dramatic contrast with the forested hills. The bridge is part of Jay Cooke State Park, where you can find plenty of hiking, biking, and camping. The park also features the Thomson Dam, a hint of Duluth’s industrial past.

One of the most scenic spots in Duluth is the Saint Louis River, where you can admire the rushing rapids and the rocky gorge carved by the water.

The Devils Track River Gorge contains beautiful sheer rock walls and gorgeous flowing waterfalls. There are also 2 camping areas in the park.