Fall Activities in Minnesota at Rice Lake National Wildlife Refuge
One of the most remarkable things about Minnesota is the [...]
A Minnesota Lake Vacation at Big Sandy Lodge
COVID-19 has distanced us both physically and emotionally from those [...]
Family Summer Vacations at Big Sandy Lodge
Temperatures are rising, and summertime in Minnesota is taking off [...]
Your Guide to the Best Golf Courses in Northern Minnesota
When most people think of Minnesota summer travel, they picture [...]
Minnesota Getaways | The Perfect Gift for Any Occasion
It seems like every new month provides some sort of [...]
A Minnesota Micro Wedding at Big Sandy Lodge & Resort
To say that the last year or so has been [...]
Snowmobiling in Minnesota with Big Sandy Lodge
By now, it’s no secret that McGregor, Minnesota, is surrounded by some of the best snowmobile trails in the state. And as much as we love and appreciate other winter sports like snowshoeing, skiing, and ice fishing, there’s something unforgettable about a top-speed rip through waist-high layers of fresh powder as you uncover seemingly unknown areas.
Ice Fishing in Minnesota at Big Sandy Lake
In just a matter of weeks—or days—the Northern Minnesota outside temperature will commence its annual descent. While we certainly adore and appreciate the warm seasons, ice fishing in Minnesota wouldn't be possible without our yearly freeze.
Snowshoeing in MN near Big Sandy Lodge & Resort
Arguably the best thing about snowshoeing in MN is you can do it just about anywhere there is snow. Now, we wouldn’t recommend venturing off onto an unknown pasture or lake, but if you can hike somewhere, there is a good chance you can snowshoe there as well!
Embrace the North: A Winter Getaway in MN
Embracing winter is a way of life for those of us living in the Upper Midwest. As autumn fades away, the state parks become less frequented, the temperatures drop, and the snow piles up. There's something special about the sound of boots crunching on fresh powder or newly formed ice glassing over a secluded lake. Now is the time to dig out your thermal socks, long johns, and stocking caps to layer up and make the most of the whitest, coldest time of year with a smile on your face.