Book cover: “100 Things To Do In Duluth Before You Die” by Jay Gabler. Image of paddle-boarders near Aerial Lift Bridge is seen through “100,” and bucket is seen in front of “die.”

100 Things To Do In Duluth Before You Die

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My latest book is all about the adventures you can have in my splendid city. Here’s the description.

Duluth is Minnesota’s world port and “the Zenith City of the Unsalted Seas.” The vast expanse of Lake Superior is the city’s star attraction, but Duluth is also a city on a hill — with picturesque creeks, thrilling slopes, and extraordinary views. It’s a perfect vacation spot (bring your swimsuit), but it’s also an industrial powerhouse (take a harbor cruise to see why).

See the city’s rich history on display at landmarks like the NorShor Theatre, and watch Duluth’s makers and artists design the future in places like the Lincoln Park Craft District. Witness transportation wonders such as massive freighters passing beside the Lake Superior Maritime Visitor Center, the gorgeous route of the North Shore Scenic Railroad, and the innovative airplanes manufactured by Cirrus. Sample breweries like Bent Paddle, eat at a revolving restaurant, and don’t miss the must-see shops in Canal Park.

Jay Gabler is an experienced writer who’s trusted by readers of Duluth’s daily newspaper to tell them what they need to know about the city’s arts and entertainment scene. He’s curated a Head of the Lakes bucket list like none other, with recommendations almost as fun to read as they are to follow.

100 Things To Do In Duluth Before You Die is available now from Reedy Press. Below is some of the press coverage the book has received — the quantity of which I take as mostly an indicator of how much people love to talk about Duluth.

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