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There are 6 item(s) tagged with the keyword "Minnesota".
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- 1. St. Paul-to-Canada route added to U.S. biking network
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An existing set of roadways and bike paths between St. Paul and Grand Portage State Park has been designated U.S. Bike Route 41.
- 2. US BIKE ROUTES IN MINNESOTA: 1,000 MILES OF ADVENTURE
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Minnesota features two official United States Bicycle Routes: USBR 41, the North Star Route, and USBR 45, the Mississippi River Trail. Together they offer bike tourists in Minnesota more than 1,000 miles of easily navigated opportunities for cross-country travel, regional bicycle touring and commuting by bike.
- 3. 351 miles of cycling heaven
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Bicycle enthusiasts living in and visiting Minnesota now have a new way to explore some 315 miles along the western shores of Lake Superior—the newly approved U.S. Bicycle Route 41 (USBR 41), also known as the North Star Bicycle Route.
- 4. New U.S. Bicycle Route 41 in Minnesota Adds 315 Miles, Midwest Connections, to National System
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Cyclists visiting Minnesota now have a new way to explore 315 miles along the western shores of Lake Superior – the newly approved U.S. Bicycle Route 41 (USBR 41), also known as the North Star Bicycle Route. USBR 41 connects the capital city of St. Paul to Grand Portage State Park at the Canadian border, where bicyclists can end their journey with a view of Minnesota’s highest waterfall on the Pigeon River.
- 5. Ten Must-Visit Destinations on Minnesota's U.S. Bicycle Route 41
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Once designated and mapped, the highly anticipated U.S. Bicycle Route 41 (USBR 41) will link together a system of bicycle trails and scenic roadways to connect St. Paul, Duluth, and Grand Portage for an epic 325 miles of riding!
- 6. 'U.S. Bicycle Route 41' to run through Pine City
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The Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) plans to ask the federal government to designate the bike trail extending from St. Paul to Grand Portage as “U.S. Bicycle Route 41.”
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