Pet Friendly Things To Do in Northfield, Minnesota

Tiptoe carefully across the Pod Climbers and mount the stairs. Soon youll be face-to-face with the powerful Turbo Twister�?� Tunnel Slide. Its unavoidable, repeatable joy as you swerve and swirl your way down! ... More on KaBoom.org

Blast into this beautiful, Tri-Roof covered structure! It contains a maze of events, from the Gemini SlideWinder2�?� on the left end to the Fish Net Climber ... More on KaBoom.org

Held each year the weekend after Labour day, this five day festival ... More on Yahoo! Travel

We had such a great time watching the reinactment of the bank robbery (each time is a bit different beacuse... More on Yahoo! Travel

This local family owned casual bistro winebar and coffeehouse is one of Northfield's newest eateries. It offers ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Fun cozy atmosphere and very friendly service. More on Yahoo! Travel

'Chub Lake' is a lake in Dakota County, Minnesota, United States. More on Wikipedia

This is absolutely the worst Dairy Queen I have ever been too. I had once ordered a large ice cream cone through the drive-through and it was side-ways and dripping all over when it was delivered t... More on Yahoo! Travel

Cone received are soft...........tipped and impossible to eat before they end up in your lap. More on Yahoo! Travel

This church features Lutheran ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Great atmosphere for kids and whole families to worship together. More on Yahoo! Travel

When Ice Cream is this much service should be goo: When ice cream is this much service should be good. More on Yahoo! Travel

Trail users age 18 and older must have a valid Wheel Pass when using bicycles, in-line skates, skateboards ... More on TrailLink.com

The Cannon Valley bike trail is a well maintained trail that runs from Cannon Falls, MN to Red Wing, MN. More on TripAdvisor

River Bend Nature Center is used by hikers/bikers/skiiers. Nicely wooded area with the Straight River adding to the experience. ... More on trails.mtbr.com

Stay right and you'll turn a bit Left as you see the OWL climb. More on trails.mtbr.com