Pet Friendly Things To Do in Merrifield, Minnesota

'North Long Lake' is one of the larger lakes in the Brainerd Lakes Area of the U.S. state of Minnesota. More on Wikipedia

Taking a bike ride on the Paul Bunyan Bicycle Trail is one of the best ways to find peace and quiet in this increasingly busy area. The trail currently runs 100 miles from Brainerd to the town of ... More on Offbeat|minnesota

Vehicle parking is available in each community along the trail. In Baxter, where the Paul Bunyan Trail begins, a temporary parking lot is located at the trailhead. Other lots are located in Merrifi... More on TrailLink.com

16. 0 km trackset. 10. 0 km skate-ski. Mostly expert level trails. Located from Brainerd 2 mi NE on MN Hwy 210, then N at airport exit; look for sign for cross-country ski area. Extremely challeng... More on Exploreminnesota.com

This ski area offers extremely challenging, very scenic, mostly expert level trails ... More on Yahoo! Travel

This specialty ice cream and candy store features such delectable goodies ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Its not just about all the candy and ice cream, but also about the magically sweet and friendly staff. More on Yahoo! Travel

Wonderful experience! More on Yahoo! Travel

The best ice cream around: This is a great place to have some good old fashioned ice cream. They have 9-12 different flavors to choose from and you get to add in one of the extras they have. From sprinkles for kids to brownies for ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Mostly two-track/horse trail in wooded terrain. Some moderate ups and downs. More on trails.mtbr.com

For other cool trails, including the Crosby and Riverton Mine pit area, lots of drops and really really clean water lakes, Give me a call at 218-829-8542, It is the Trailblazer Bikes phone number. More on trails.mtbr.com

'Gull Lake' is a lake in the U.S. state of Minnesota, located in Cass County and Crow Wing County. It is one of the largest lakes in the Brainerd, Minnesota-Baxter, Minnesota area and also one of the most popular . Of the seven Gull ... More on Wikipedia

With most of the trails being for those between the beginner and intermediate ... More on Yahoo! Travel