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St. Cloud, Minnesota

St. Cloud is a thriving Mississippi River city blessed year-round with a wide range of cultural, social and recreational activities. Historic theaters, renowned international gardens and regional shopping are just a sample of what awaits you. Come visit St. Cloud and enjoy a walk along the scenic Mississippi River or stroll through the fabulous Munsinger and Clemens Gardens that attract thousands of people during the summer season. Munsinger Gardens with its distinctive giant oak, hemlock and pine trees sits next to the Mississippi River. Clemens Gardens located above the Munsinger Gardens is a series of gardens reminiscent of European gardens. It includes the Virginia Clemens Rose Garden which feature more than 1,000 rose bushes. There is now a gift shop open along with guided tours and “Flower Pot” lunches for group tours. Learn the history of granite at Stearns History Museum, Minnesota’s only accredited history museum outside the metro area. Or view a 1919 Pan automobile and a miniature circus. Play in the Children’s Gallery and groove in 1960’s exhibit “Pop Goes the Prairie.” Attend a production at the newly renovated Paramount Theater in downtown St. Cloud. There is music, dance, drama, laughter—something for everyone! Enjoy biking, hiking, walking on the many trails around St. Cloud that include: Beaver Island Trail, the Lake Wobegan Regional Trail or Quarry Park. Quarry Park was developed at the site of 21 abandoned granite quarries. The facility includes a swimming area, hiking and nature trails, mountain bike routes, four miles of groomed, lighted cross country ski trails, scuba diving (through local dive shops) and rainbow trout and bass fishing. The park gives you a glimpse into the industry that gave St. Cloud the old nickname of Nitty Gritty Granite City. Take yourself out to a ball game as you watch the St. Cloud River Bats, a Northwoods League, featuring Division 1 college baseball players from around the country. Play a round of frisbee golf at Riverside Park, site of the 1999 National Frisbee Golf Championships. Be a spectator at any of St. Cloud State University's athletic games. Shop at Crossroads, mid-Minnesota’s largest enclosed shopping center. When eating comes to mind take a visit to a place where they offer affordable family prices, with delicious foods "made from scratch." A place that is known for their "Country Skillet Breakfasts served anytime, Barbara Jean's Embers Restaurant. Or maybe if your up to some drinks head on down to O'Hara's Brew Pub & Restaurant for a home brewed ale.

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