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Grand Portage National Monument in Minnesota sits on the edge of Lake Superior, providing visitors with significant outdoor adventure and cultural activities. After many years of use as a fur trading route, the area was established as Grand Portage Indian Reservation in 1854 and eventually designated as a National Monument in 1958.
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Connect with nature, teach your children interesting and useful real-world information, and have fun, all at the same time with the Animal Tracks M...
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Reminisce about your time on the Midwestern waterways with the Grand Portage National Monument Hiking Medallion. The Grand Portage connects—through...
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Reminisce about your time on the Midwestern waterways with the Grand Portage National Monument Patch. Established in 1958, this national monument p...
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There are several ranger walks or talks in which you can participate to learn about what happened at Grand Portage National Monument. Some of these...
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Hiking is a great way to explore areas other than the Historic Depot at Grand Portage National Monument. You could hike the Grand Portage footpath ...
View full detailsGichi Onigaming, meaning “the Great Carrying Place,” has connected Lake Superior to inland waterways for generations. The route became central to A...
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