Duluth Parks and Rec

Cold Front Duluth has finally, officially begun! One of the highlights is the Yeti Hunt, which takes place over two weekends in two different parks, providing two chances to win prizes.

Looking for a picturesque date? Maybe somewhere for to pop the question? Duluth & Superior have you covered. Here's the most romantic places in the Northland!

If you're planning a wedding reception, or another event, and you're looking for a place to gather, you can reserve buildings managed by the City Of Duluth Parks and Recreation Department online.

The days of wondering who to contact to reserve Duluth park facilities are about to get a lot easier thanks to a new tool being introduced by City Of Duluth Park and Recreation.

If you are part of a group or organization that would love to improve Duluth city parks or recreation areas, there is up to $5,000 in grant money available.  The deadline to apply is October 1.

For years the City Of Duluth Parks and Recreation has offered a Flag Football League.  It's a non-contact sport that has continued to grow in popularity with both genders. Now the City is partnering with the Denfeld Junior Football League for a couple of very useful free football clinics and a football camp.

What better way to cap off a holiday weekend then with a free skating opportunity at Amsoil Arena with members of the UMD hockey team? The City Of Duluth Parks and Recreation Department has announced that this Sunday, November 29, they have teamed up with UMD to offer free open ice skating with members of the UMD Bulldogs from 3-5 PM at AMSOIL Arena...

With schools back in session, remember that parking permits are required for vehicles parked on the street near Denfeld Senior High School, East Senior High School and UMD.

The "Lowell To Lakewalk Trail" in Duluth needs a new name, and the City of Duluth Parks & Rec Department would like your name ideas now through July 31.

For 13 years the City Of Duluth Parks and Recreation has offered a Flag Football League.  It's a non-contact sport that has continued to grow in popularity with both genders. Now the City is partnering with the Denfeld Junior Football League for a couple of very useful FREE football clinics.

2015 will mark the thirteenth year for the City Of Duluth Parks and Recreation Flag Football League.  This non-contact sport continues to grow in popularity and it teaches boys and girls grades 2 through 5 the rules of the game as well as sportsmanship.

What a difference a year makes.  Last year at this time, softball teams playing at Wheeler in the City Of Duluth Softball Leagues were being told the season would start later than expected due to the excess snow leaving the fields in rough shape.  That is not the case this season.