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TheBlizzard · 10-21-2006

I grew up there for 20 years before I moved down here. Anyway, if you are into outdoors stuff take her down to Canal Park and walk around. Its awesome depending on the weather. Also if you are into nice views take her up on Skyline drive, there are a very scenic views that are great for parking (wink wink), not that I have ever done that sort of thing.

And the restaraunts around there are countless. I would suggest Black Woods Bar and Grill out on London Rd. Great place for lunch. For dinner take her to the Radisson Hotel, there is a restaraunt on top of it that actually rotates as you eat. It overlooks the lake and the city of Duluth, it rotates slowly, around once every 70 minutes.

Otehr than that, just take a drive around, by the lake and down to Park Point across the lift bridge, there is a lot to see.

10-21-2006	#12
TheBlizzard Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Red Wing, MN Drives: Too Many Posts: 3,184	Re: Duluth Vacation Help I grew up there for 20 years before I moved down here. Anyway, if you are into outdoors stuff take her down to Canal Park and walk around. Its awesome depending on the weather. Also if you are into nice views take her up on Skyline drive, there are a very scenic views that are great for parking (wink wink), not that I have ever done that sort of thing. And the restaraunts around there are countless. I would suggest Black Woods Bar and Grill out on London Rd. Great place for lunch. For dinner take her to the Radisson Hotel, there is a restaraunt on top of it that actually rotates as you eat. It overlooks the lake and the city of Duluth, it rotates slowly, around once every 70 minutes. Otehr than that, just take a drive around, by the lake and down to Park Point across the lift bridge, there is a lot to see.