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8 Things You Must Do During a Summer in Minnesota

A few fun activities to keep you traveling around God's country.

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8 Things You Must Do During a Summer in Minnesota
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Included in this list is just a few of the amazing things the great state of Minnesota has to offer. It is truly unreal how many of these places will be the best days of your summer. So sit back and plan out your next summer trip up to God's country.

1. Visit state parks along the North Shore.

Gooseberry Falls is a state park with many walking paths and trails through natural waterfalls, all the while being along the North Shore. There is also the Split Rock Lighthouse, which is amazing at night!

2. See a performance at the Guthrie Theater.

The legendary Guthrie Theater is a large part of the theater scene in Minneapolis. it would be rather easy to see all of the architectural structures in the Minneapolis area before the show.

3. Visit the Mall of America.

The Mall of America is visited by nearly 40 million people per year. It is without a doubt one of the largest attractions in the Twin Cities area, as it is the nation's largest mall! With over 500 stores, restaurants and a full theme park, why wouldn't you let out your wild side?

4. See an outdoor concert at Target Field.

Home to the Minnesota Twins professional baseball club, the venue is optimal for a concert!

5. Canoe and camp in the Boundary Waters.

Located in the Northeastern tip of Minnesota, the Boundary Waters is an outdoor paradise!

6. Visit the National Eagle Center.

Located in Wabasha, the National Eagle Center is home to one of the best bald eagle shows you will ever see!

7. Experience the Science Museum of Minnesota.

In downtown St. Paul, the museum is home to a range of exhibits that include but are not limited to experiencing the human body, driving a barge down the Mississippi and looking at the skeletal structures of a dinosaur!

8. Go on the Gangster Tour of St. Paul.

This tour displays just how corrupt the city of St. Paul was, and you can even see where Al Capone spent portions of his life. The tour gives you a look into the past with realistic guides who play the likes of John Dillinger, Babyface and Edna Murray!

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