Duluth trails

The change to colder weather has brought a change in trail accessibility for outdoor enthusiasts, at least for now.

One user went to TikTok to share the only way to truly enjoy Duluth. I'm not sure if there is only one true way to enjoy our beautiful city.

Duluth, Minnesota is home to some of the most beautiful hiking trails in the country. A woman shared a weird experience that happened on the Chester Creek Trail

Good news arrived recently when Duluth Parks & Recreation announced that many natural surface trails have officially reopened to the public.

They reminded everyone that it's usually this time of year when trails temporarily close to all users so that they are protected and that time has officially arrived.

Outdoor enthusiasts who are interested in accessing trails in Duluth are asked to be observant and play it safe as it's easy to damage trails this time of year.

Looking for a quick and easy scenic hike in Duluth? Look no further!

Not all areas of the Lester River Trail will be impacted by this closure.

If you love to explore Duluth trails, the City of Duluth Parks and Recreation Department would like you, and everyone, to temporarily stay off those with a natural surface.

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.

June 6 is National Trails Day and the City of Duluth has many ways for you to participate!  Why shouldn't we celebrate our local trails, we're known for them.  Whether it's running, biking or hiking our trails are award-winning and growing more and more popular.  We have over 180 miles of trails to explore, get out and enjoy!

It's expected with the spring-like weather we've been experiencing.  Wet, soggy trails that are used for running, hiking and biking.  The scenery is beautiful, but the footing unsteady and to save the trail from being worn down and damaged, we need to refrain from using it until we dry up (which will hopefully be soon!)