Baptism River High Falls is the tallest waterfall that’s entirely within the State’s borders, and when frozen solid, it’s a popular destination for ice climbers.
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Minnesota winters tend to be a little longer than those in most other states. That means outdoor enthusiasts like us must embrace colder weather if they don’t want to be stuck inside for a good chunk of the year. Fortunately, the Land of 10,000 (occasionally frozen) Lakes offers outdoor lovers plenty to do during all 12 months – and most of our state parks are on board for around-the-calendar recreation, as well. One of the state’s premier recreational units, Tettegouche State Park is even open for winter camping in Minnesota, making it the perfect destination for year-round adventures.
Tettegouche is one of the most popular destination parks in Minnesota, attracting folks from across the Midwest.
The Baptism River Campground is even open during the winter, and unlike many parks, Tettegouche offers water, electric, firewood, and even showers during the winter.
You can rent equipment, get advice on winter activities – including winter camping seminars – and take a minute to warm up at the park’s lodge-like visitor center.
