Trails & Tours Archives - River Travel Magazine

Hidden Gems on the Great River Road

Attractions, Education, History & Culture, Museums, River Blog, Things to Do, Trails & Tours, Unique & Weird |

The river road has many fun and uniquely local attractions that should be added to your travel itinerary. Don’t overlook these hidden gems….

2020 Best of the River Results Are Announced!

Arts & Culture, Attractions, Breweries, Education, Festivals, Food & Drink, Outdoors & Recreation, Partner Media Releases, Press Release, River Blog, Shopping, State Parks, Things to Do, Trails & Tours, Unique & Weird |

2020 Best of the River Results Are Announced! Celebrating the businesses and attractions of the...

Life Onboard a River Cruise: Viking Mississippi

Attractions, History & Culture, On The River, Partner Sponsored Posts, Things to Do, Trails & Tours |

You can have all the experiences in the new Viking Mississippi which was inspired by the award-winning Viking Longships® and includes their “clean Scandinavian design”.

An Outdoor Sanctuary to be #AloneTogether

Arts & Culture, Attractions, Education, For the Kiddos, Minnesota, Outdoors & Recreation, Partner Sponsored Posts, River Blog, Shafer, Things to Do, Trails & Tours |

Franconia Sculpture Park is a 43 acre sanctuary for pollinators, focusing on the confluence of art and nature in 2020. Now with the pandemic, it has become a sanctuary for people too.

Up North in the Great Outdoors of Little Falls, Minnesota

Attractions, Little Falls, Minnesota, MN, On The River, Outdoors & Recreation, Partner Sponsored Posts, River Blog, Things to Do, Trails & Tours |

Spring is coming and the snow is melting among the pine trees and pristine rivers of the Great Outdoors in Little Falls, Minnesota.

River Podcast E8: Franconia Sculpture Park

Arts & Culture, Minnesota, Music & Entertainment, River Blog, River Podcast, Shafer, Things to Do, Trails & Tours |

Ginger Porchella talks about the experimental, contemporary sculptures that can be found at the Franconia Sculpture Park, a 43 acre park with over 100 sculptures.