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Established in 1848 on the banks of the Mighty Mississippi River, Little Falls is one of the oldest cities in the State of Minnesota and home to the largest natural waterfalls north of Minneapolis.
Known for its historic charm and natural beauty, Little Falls is located in central Minnesota at the junctions of Highways 10, 27, and 371. We’re family friendly and easy to get to. Whatever your interests may be, Little Falls has something for everyone!
Family Activities:
• Activities for Kids
• Numerous Festivals and Events
• Concerts in the Park
• Camp Ripley Environmental Education Center
• Pine Grove Zoo
• Morrison County Fair
• Disc Golf
Outdoor Recreation:
• Hike or Bike the Paul Bunyan and Soo Line Trails
• Championship Golf Courses
• Great River Road
• Crane Meadows National Wildlife Refuge
• Crane Meadows National Wildlife Refuge
• Charles A. Lindbergh State Park
• Birding
• Fishing, Canoeing, or Water Skiing
History, Arts and Culture:
• Charles A. Lindbergh Historic Site
• Paul Larson Memorial Museum
• Weyerhaeuser Museum
• Minnesota Fishing Museum
• Minnesota Military Museum
• Little Falls Art & Crafts Fair
• Stroia Ballet Company
• Live Theater Productions
• Heartland Symphony Orchestra
• Great River Art Association/Art Galleries
• Historic Churches
Seasonal Activities:
• Beautiful Fall Colors
• Bountiful Hunting
• Over 400 Miles Snowmobile Trails
• Cross Country Skiing and Ice Fishing
Make Yourself at Home:
• Bed & Breakfasts
• Hotels
• Motels
• Linden Hill Historical Event Center
• Camping
• Resorts
• Cabins
• Delicious Restaurants
Downtown National Historic District:
• Outdoor Murals
• Antiques
• Specialty Stores
• Delightful Cafes
• Sidewalk Bakery & Delis
Little Falls “Where the Mississippi Pauses,” just 98 miles north of the Twin Cities. For information on travel and tourism in the Little Falls area visit www.littlefallsmn.com.
