Detroit Lakes Minnesota 2012 Visitor Guide

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The 2012 Detroit Lakes Visitor Guide, with info on family vacations in lakes country, attractions, festivals, shopping, restaurants, hotels, resorts, camping...

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Come for the Sunsets…Stay for

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© Copyright 2012 by the Detroit Lakes Regional Chamber of Commerce. This publication is not for resale. Every effort has been made to ensure accuracy. Direct advertising inquiries or any comments to the Detroit Lakes Regional Chamber of Commerce, P.O. Box 348, Detroit Lakes, MN 56502-0348.

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Welcome to Detroit Lakes!If you’re new to the area, you’ll be delighted to find sparkling waters, inviting forests and wetland sanctuaries. Water beckons you to take a swim, cast a line for a fish, scuba dive or tour the lake on a slow-moving pontoon. If you’re here for leisure, stroll our mile long sugar-sand city beach. Or, spend a lazy day in the sun on a beach.

First time and return visitors will be delighted with several enhancements in Detroit Lakes. A new Veteran’s Memorial Park greets travelers at the Highway 10 and Washington Avenue intersection. Nearby, shoppers may add several stops to their downtown favorites at the new development in the Crescent Area. It’s okay if you look twice at all the new construction in Detroit Lakes with several building, landscaping and trail projects underway!

Rest easy – your longtime favorites are still here, offering the small town hospitality you’ve come to expect. Dining and lodging options abound. Year round recreation and events beg you to join the fun. Bring the family and explore!

You’re invited to browse the following pages for intriguing places and activities to visit while you are here. It may take more than one trip to do it all, so you’re invited back and we’ll

Cover photo by Wagoner Portrait Studio, snowmobile photo by Rainbow Resort, fall photo by LuAnn Porter. Page 3 photo by Marti Wermager.

Come for the Sunsets…Stay for

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Travel Information . . . . . . . . . . 4

Festivals and Events . . . . . . . . . 5

Spring and Summer . . . . . . . . 6-7

Fall and Winter . . . . . . . . . . . . 8-9

Nature . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10-11

Shopping and Dining . 12, 36-37

The Arts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13

Business . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14

Relocation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15

Worship . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16

Calendar of Events . . . . . . . 17-18

Lodging and Map Info . . . . 19-25

History . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26

Area Advertisers . . . . . . . . . 26-40

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TRAVEL AND LODGING INFORMATION AT CHAMBERThe Detroit Lakes Regional Chamber of Commerce and Tourism Bureau offices are located one block south of Highway 10 at 700 Summit Avenue, the first right turn after the Highway 10/59 overpass when traveling east.

As an Associate Travel Information Center, the traveling public may pick up free Explore Minnesota Tourism publications. Other travel materials, lodging info and member brochures are also free to the public. The building includes handicap accessible public restrooms.

The Chamber office is open Monday-Friday 8:00 am-5:00 pm year round. Call toll free 1-800-542-3992 or locally at 218-847-9202. Travel information available online at www.VisitDetroitLakes.com

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MILEAGE CHART FROM MAJOR CITIES TO DETROIT LAKES AND SURROUNDING AREA.

Aberdeen, SD ...............................230

Bismarck, ND ................................243

Chicago, IL ...................................605

Des Moines, IA .............................452

Fargo, ND .......................................45

Indianapolis, IN ............................786

Kansas City, MO ...........................647

Milwaukee, WI ..............................532

Minneapolis/St.Paul, MN ..............200

Minot, ND .....................................314

North Platte, NE ...........................657

Omaha, NE ...................................472

Pierre, SD ......................................390

Rapid City, SD ...............................560

Sioux Falls, SD ..............................271

Champaign, IL ..............................727

St. Louis, MO ................................752

Winnipeg, Manitoba .....................224

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WINTER SNOWMOBILE TRAIL CONDITIONS800-433-1888FISHING AND BIRDING HOTLINE800-433-1888

AIR TRANSPORTATIONDetroit Lakes Airport .... 218-847-9937Hector International Airport, Fargo (office) ................ 701-241-1501

BUS SERVICEJefferson Bus Lines ....... 800-451-5333 or The Depot ........... 218-844-5212Becker County Transit ... 218-847-1674Clay County Transit ....... 800-450-7787

PASSENGER TRAINAmtrak .......................... 800-USA-RAIL

AUTO RENTALMarlo Motors ................ 218-346-5888Neresons Chev-Olds .... 218-847-5688Taxi ............................... 218-847-3456

WIRELESS INTERNETSocial Cup, Lakes Brewed Awakening, LaBarista, Lakeside Tavern, The Depot, Public Library, Hotels and Motels

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POPULAR EVENTS IN 2012February 1115th Annual One Lunger 100 Snowmobile Races, Detroit Lake

February 10-20Polar Fest and Polar Plunge

March 435th Annual Lotvola Cup XC Ski Race, Maplelag

May 17-20 15th Annual Festival of Birds

June 1-212th Annual Street Faire at the Lakes

June 14-17White Earth Pow Wow

June 29-July 12nd Annual High Plains Festival

July 4Fireworks at the City Beach

July 13-2277th Annual Northwest Water Carnival

July 25-28120th Annual Becker County Fair

July 2934th Annual Arts & Crafts in the Park

August 2-430th Annual WE Fest

August 7Crazy Day, Downtown Detroit Lakes

August 6-1280th Annual Pine to Palm Golf Tournament

August 11-12Pine Point Pow Wow

August 189th Annual Young Life Triathlon

August 31-September 357th Annual Western Minnesota Steam Threshers Reunion, Rollag

September 1-222nd Annual Laddies Loppet Mountain Bike Race, Maplelag

September 817th Annual Dick Beardsley Half Marathon/5K

November 26Santa’s Grand Parade of Lights

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JUMP IN!Detroit Lakes has one mile of sugar-sand city beach that offers something for all ages! The beach features two boat launching accesses, and fishing and observation pier. Marina with jetski, boat and slip rentals, gas, tackle and bait are available at the city beach. Dock with slip rentals also located at Holiday Inn on the Lake and on the south side of Detroit Lake by the historic Long Bridge.

PUTT A ROUNDIf you enjoy golfing, you’ve come to the right place! The Detroit Lakes area has numerous 9-hole and 18-hole courses to choose from. 9-hole courses include Maple Hills and Frazee golf courses on Highway 10 East, Wildflower Executive golf course on Hwy 59 South, and Ironman Golf Course on Hwy 21 North. 18-hole courses include Detroit Country Club, Lakeview and Wildflower on Hwy 59 South and Forest Hills on Hwy 10 West. Families will enjoy a challenge at our area mini-golf courses!

PICNIC IN THE PARKParks within the city offer shaded areas with picnic tables, tennis courts,

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playgrounds, disc golf, softball, basketball, table tennis and shuffleboard. The City Park is located on the beach at Washington Avenue and North Shore Drive in Detroit Lakes. The restored Pavilion has been a landmark at the City Park since 1915. People’s Park on Rossman Avenue includes skateboarding, inline hockey, basketball and sand volleyball courts, as well as horseshoes.

WISHIN’ YOU WERE FISHIN’?Bring your boat, use a local guide or drop a line off the pier at the city beach, Long Bridge or Dunton Locks.

Try for walleye, northern, trophy size muskie, bass, crappie, sunfish, trout, bluegill, perch or rough fish. Call the Fishing hotline at 1-800-433-1888 for a current fishing report.

LOOKING FOR THRILLS AND ACTION?Enjoy an action-packed day of go-carts, bumper boats, batting cages and mini-golf at the amusement park on Highway 59 south. See exceptional pedal power by youth BMX bikers at the Becker County Fairgrounds. Area lakes offer some of the finest inland diving, with guides, scuba equipment

rentals and classes available. Float down the Otter Tail River on an inner tube, with rentals east of Detroit Lakes on Highway 34.

PICNIC IN THE PARKParks within the city offer shaded areas with picnic tables, tennis courts,

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TRAVEL OUR TRAILSBring your GPS and geocache our great outdoors! Three area state parks are located near Detroit Lakes: Maplewood State Park, 30 miles south; Buffalo River State Park, 30 miles west; and Itasca State Park, 60 miles northeast. Smoky Hills, Two Inlets and White Earth state forests are within 60 minutes of Detroit Lakes. Tamarac National Wildlife Refuge is located 18 miles northeast of Detroit Lakes. The nation’s longest scenic hiking trail has been extended from the state of New York to Itasca

State Park and into Becker County. For more information, go to www.northcountrytrail.org. Detroit Lakes is the western anchor of the Lake Country Scenic Byway. Discover the

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88-mile colorful transition of prairie to hardwood and conifer forests along Highways 34 and 71.

GET FITPublic day passes to the Detroit Lakes Community and Cultural Center provide year-round access to the pool, waterslide, fitness center, track, racquetball courts and The Backyard - the largest indoor playland in the region. Take a stroll along the city beach or get a work out by circling the lake on your bike or by foot. See the city map for two walking routes of just over one and two miles.

Itasca State Park Route (2 ½ hour drive time) Tamarac National Wildlife Refuge Route (1 ½ hour drive time)

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HIT THE TRAIL!The Detroit Lakes area has over 250 miles of groomed snowmobile trails. Travel through rolling prairie to secluded woodlands with north woods wildlife. A free map is available at the Chamber office. For the latest trail conditions, call the hotline at 1-800-433-1888 or 218-847-5743. Take to the groomed cross country ski trails open to the public or forge your own route. Exceptional cross country ski trails are available at Maplelag Resort, Rainbow Resort, Dunton Locks and Tamarac National

Wildlife Refuge as well as Mountain View and East

Frazee trails.

ICE IS NICEEnjoy two outdoor hockey rinks and one ice skating rink, a warming house and gazebo in People’s Park or open skating at the Kent Freeman Sports Arena. You’re invited to watch bonspiels at the Lakes Curling Club and see hockey action at the Sports Arena.

FISH A FROZEN LAKEIf you think fishing in the summer is fun, try ice fishing in the winter!

Come to lakes country and you’ll see it’s a Minnesota passion. Both angling and spearing are popular ways to catch fish. Call the Chamber to find out about fish house rentals and the Rotary’s Poles N Holes Fishing Derby in February.

JOIN POLAR FESTEach February, more than a week of events lure you outside to embrace winter during Polar Fest. Take a polar plunge into the lake, run a frosty 5K and catch the brilliant fireworks display from the public beach.

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GOING GREEN!Explore eight eco-friendly spots in the Detroit Lakes area to see deliberate efforts to minimize erosion, filter water and nurture habitat for fish, birds and wildlife. See the Green Tour Map at www.VisitDetroitLakes.com/things-to-do/green-tour/.

DUNTON LOCKS COUNTY PARKBring a picnic lunch and sit under one of two covered shelters. Other fun activities include bike and hiking trails, groomed cross country skiing trails and fishing. See the interpretive signage about the cultural and natural history of the area. Unique to the area, a tram transports watercraft from Muskrat Lake to Lake Sallie. The tram operates weekends and holidays from about noon to dusk. Dunton Locks is located next to the

DNR Fish Hatchery, 2.5 miles south of Detroit Lakes on Highways 59, 6 and 19.

SUCKER CREEK PRESERVEMore than 60 acres of marsh, trout stream, maple-basswood forest and prairie are being preserved for future generations. Sucker Creek features easy parking for cars and buses, a half-mile handicapped accessible path, amphitheater and interpretive signs. A marshwalk is accessed by the Janet Boe Memorial Path. Located east of Detroit Lakes on Highway 10, turn south on 290th, then go 3/10 mile. For info, visit www.ci.detroit-lakes.mn.us and go to recreation.

TAMARAC NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGEThis 43,000 acre refuge includes over 20 lakes, three rivers and thousands of marshes and woodland ponds.

Over 250 birds, such as the Bald Eagle, Trumpeter Swan and Ruffed Grouse call Tamarac home. Search for white tailed deer, porcupine, otter, black bear and gray wolf. The Visitor Center is open weekdays year round, as well as summer and fall weekends. The center features an exhibit area, bookshop and auditorium. Free literature is available for self-guided auto tours and hikes. Tamarac Refuge is located 18 miles northeast of Detroit Lakes. For details, go to www.fws.gov/midwest/tamarac/. Due to construction please phone 218-847-2641 before you visit. TYY users may call 1-800-657-3775.

HAMDEN SLOUGH NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGEThis refuge was selected as an Important Bird Area for Minnesota. Over 225 prairie birds, such as LeConte’s Sparrow, prairie chickens and godwits make Hamden their

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home. A Prairie Chicken viewing blind may be reserved in the spring for a unique closer view of the birds. The refuge also offers excellent viewing of marsh and shorebirds, especially during spring and fall migrations. Look for terns, sandpipers, rails, plovers and phalaropes. Naturalists will appreciate the restoration of wetlands, native grass and wildflowers. Hamden Slough is located 6 miles NW of Detroit Lakes (one mile NE of Audubon) at the intersection of CR #104 and 210th Street. Phone 218-847-4431; TTY: 1-800-877-8339. Or see the website: www.fws.gov/midwest/hamdenslough.

DETROIT LAKES WETLAND MANAGEMENT DISTRICTThe U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service manages these prairie and wooded areas that provide habitat for over 280 bird species,

including Greater Prairie-Chickens, longspurs, Sandhill Cranes, sandpipers, wrens, sparrows, meadowlarks and 29 waterfowl species. Look for white-tailed deer, bluebirds, Trumpeter Swans, woodpeckers, prairie sparrows, Osprey and waterfowl. Hike or ski the 1.5 mile Prairie Marsh Trail during daylight hours at the Headquarters WPA, one mile north of Detroit Lakes on North Tower Road. Wetland office hours are 7:30 am-4:00 pm, Monday–Friday. Due to construction, please phone 218-847-4431 before you visit; TTY: 800-877-8339. Website: www.fws.gov/midwest/DetroitLakes/.

MINNESOTA’S FIRST INTERNATIONAL BIRDING TRAILDetroit Lakes is located in a unique transition zone where prairie meets hardwood and conifer forests. This collection of habitats provides

homes for more than 275 species of birds! Birders from across the country come to the Detroit Lakes Festival of Birds each May to see “life birds” and continue along Minnesota’s first birding trail. Established as the Pine to Prairie Birding Trail in 1998, the route starts south of Detroit Lakes on Highway 59 and continues north for a total of 200 miles and 45 viewing sites. In 2009, the trail was extended north to Winnipeg, Canada for a total of 75 sites along the 500-mile Pine to Prairie International Birding

Trail. Get a free brochure at the Chamber office or log onto www.mnbirdtrail.com. Hear the latest bird sightings on the birding hotline, 800-433-1888 or 218-847-5743.

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EAT. SHOP. ENJOY!Detroit Lakes boasts a variety of shopping experiences. From a downtown mall located in historic buildings, specialty shops, department stores to super discount stores, the options are nearly endless. For just-picked freshness, catch the farmers market in Peoples Park each Tuesday and Saturday, May - October. Take in a lakes tradition by perusing tables of

treasures at the weekend flea market. To quench your appetite, order some munchies on a patio overlooking the lake, enjoy dinner and a cocktail at a fine restaurant or grab a quick

bite at numerous fast food options. Bring your laptop and relax with your favorite refreshment at a wireless Internet coffee shop or tavern.

ARE YOU GAME?The Shooting Star Casino, Hotel, and Event Center is located 35 miles north of Detroit Lakes in Mahnomen. The Shooting Star has more than 1,000 slot machines, gaming, dining, a museum, gift shop, big name entertainment, lodging and a day spa.

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FIND OUR SUNNIES IN DLHunt for 35 sunfish sculptures decorated by local artists. Snap a photo of each of these larger than life wonders on display at area businesses! A map is available at the Chamber office.

WATCH AND LEARNThe stage is alive Tuesdays during the summer in the City Park and year-round at the Historic Holmes Theatre.

Audiences will enjoy theater, music and live performances by local and international artists. The Lake Agassiz Regional Library is filled with reading materials, free Internet access and education for all ages. The Becker County History Museum walks you through time while telling the story of local history. Take a tour or research your genealogy; admission is free.

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BUSINESS DISTRICTBusinesses include a 135,000 square foot downtown shopping center, department stores, specialty shops, insurance/financial and other professional services, grocery, dining, theaters,

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convenience stores, discount superstores, manufacturing and industrial firms. In 2007, Detroit Lakes rang up about 62 percent of the $396 million in retail sales in Becker County. In-city motels and hotels provide 400 rooms to visitors. Resorts, bed & breakfast inns and campgrounds provide many additional units in the Detroit Lakes area. A number of facilities in and near Detroit Lakes offer meeting and conference space for groups up to 350 people.

BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT AND EXPANSIONCommunity Development Department staff can provide business owners with a variety of information concerning financing, zoning, demographics, labor force, utility rates and financial incentives. They offer assistance in preparing loan applications, financial packaging and tax increment financing. The Community Development Director, Larry Remmen, may be contacted at 218-847-5658. Other economic development sources include www.BESTMN.org, Becker County Economic Development

Authority, 218-846-7330; Midwest Minnesota Community Development Corporation, 218-847-3191; and Business and Entrepreneural Services, 218-846-3667.

BIG IN BECKER COUNTYTourism and agriculture are comparable in their contribution to the gross state product. Travel and tourism in Minnesota generates $11 billion in gross sales. According to Explore Minnesota Tourism, in 2009 the leisure and hospitality industry employed 1300 people in Becker County with gross sales of over $62 million.

Among agricultural producers in the nation, Minnesota ranks in the top ten states. In 2007, Becker Countyhad 1200 farms, according to theUnited States Department ofAgriculture. The average size farmhad 330 acres. Dairy, beef cattle,hog, sheep and turkey farms areamong the most common. Top cropsharvested in the county includesoybeans, oats, wheat and corn.

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DETROIT LAKES is the seat of Becker County. The county population is 32,500 and the city has 8,569 citizens, according to 2010 statistics. About 17,000 people hold jobs in Becker County. Within Becker County, industries with the greatest number of employees include government; trade, transportation and utilities; manufacturing; and education and health services.

EDUCATIONAL FACILITIESDetroit Lakes School District #22 includes two elementary schools, a middle school, and a high school. Students also attend three parochial schools. Enrollment of 1300 students at the Detroit Lakes campus of Minnesota State Community and Technical College work toward earning an Associate of Arts degree, Associate in Fine Arts or Associate in Science degree, or a University Transfer degree by completing two years of a Bachelor’s degree. A Community Education and Recreation program serves the area with programs such as adult basic education, GED, arts and youth programs, driver’s education and recreation.

HOUSINGThe home ownership rate in Detroit Lakes is estimated at 65 percent. Some of the housing alternatives include lakeshore lots, residential city lots, rural development, hobby farms, apartments, condominiums, and townhouses.

TRANSPORTATIONThe city of Detroit Lakes is served by a taxi service, two non-emergency health vans, two separate transit vehicles and two vehicle rental firms.

Amtrak stops nightly at The Depot at the Washington Avenue/Hwy 10 corner. Jefferson Bus Lines makes a daily west and eastbound passenger stop in Detroit Lakes at The Depot.

The city airport is located on the western edge of Detroit Lakes along Highway 10. Field elevation: 1396’. The 4500’ x 75’ asphalt runway serves light twin engine to single engine aircraft. Other services: fuel, parts/ maintenance, overnight hangar and float service.

MEDICAL SERVICESA wide range of medical services is available in Detroit Lakes. A regional health center licensed as an 87-bed acute care hospital provides a diversity of services including emergency room and a facility for kidney dialysis. Two clinics provide primary and specialty care, with extended hours available at a daily walk-in urgent care clinic. A 7 day clinic provides express care and occupational medicine.

Additional health care businesses include professional MRI imaging; specialty face, ears, nose, neck and throat clinic; therapy, massage and chiropractic services; sleep services; behavioral health services and hospice. Ambulance staff supply advanced life support for emergency medical calls in the Becker County area.

Seniors have several options for housing and services: assisted living, memory care, mobility services, adult day care, medical supply services, transitional and home care, rehabilitation and nursing homes.

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ASSEMBLY OF GODDetroit Lakes Assembly of God18330 US Hwy 59, Detroit Lakes218.847.5213; www.dlaog.com; http:\\4zetaboards.com\pastor\index Sunday: 10am Worship, Wed: 6pm Dinner, 7pm All Ages

BAPTISTBerean Baptist Church24995 County Hwy 6, Detroit Lakes218.847.8914, Sunday School 9:45am,Sunday Worship 11am & 6pmWed. 7pm Kings Kids & Adult Bible Study

CATHOLICHoly Rosary Catholic Community1043 Lake Avenue, Detroit Lakes218.847.1393, www.holyrosarycc.org Msgr. Timothy McGeeMass: Saturday 5pm; Sunday 9am and 11am

Most Holy Redeemer106 Ontario Street, Ogema218.983.3261, [email protected] Father Walter Butor, O.M.I. Mass: Sunday 9am; Tues-Fri 8:30am

Sacred Heart Catholic Church202 West Maple Avenue, Frazee218.334.4221, www.frazeesacredheart.orgFather Xavier IlangoMass: Sat. 5:30pm, Sun. 10:30amConfessions Saturday 4:30pm

St. Benedict ChurchNorth of Jct. Hwy 34 and 21, White Earth 218.983.3519, [email protected] Walter Butor, O.M.I. Mass: Sunday 11am St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church2066 - 2nd Street, Lake Park218.238.6639, www.stfrancisxavier.ccFather Bob LaPlanteMass: Sunday 10am; Tuesday & Friday 8:30am

St. Theodore ChurchJct. Hwy 129 E & Hwy. 24, Ponsford218.983.3261 office, [email protected] Walter Butor, O.M.I. Mass: Sat. 4pm (CST), 5pm (CDT)

CHRISTIAN & MISSIONARY ALLIANCECommunity Alliance Church408 Elm Street West, Detroit Lakes218.847.2266; www.cacdl.comSunday Worship: Contemporary Services 8 & 11amTraditional Service & Sunday School for all ages 9:30amChildcare for ages 0-3 during all services

EPISCOPALSt. Luke’s Episcopal Church1400 Corbett Road, Detroit Lakes218.847.5858 (church), 218.844.4414 (pastoral care)www.stlukesdl.org; [email protected] are a Total Ministry church with children’s activities.Sunday worship 10am, Sunday School 9:30am

EVANGELICALLake Eunice Evangelical Free Church12986 Co. Hwy. 15, Audubon, 218.439.3255Pastor Dale RobinsSunday School for all ages 9am, Worship 10am; Wed. 7pm Bible Study; Fri. 7pm Youth Bible StudyAir conditioned sanctuary

INTERDENOMINATIONALChristian Fellowship Church28048 Meadow Drive, Detroit Lakes218.847.3482; www.cfcdl.org, email: [email protected] Tim RiceSunday Worship 10:30am; coffee 9:30amAll welcome! Live webcast @ cfcdl.org

Northern Lights Tabernacle28372 N. Buffalo Lake Road, Richwood218.847.1900, www.nlmo.org; www.agufj.weebly.com Pastor Bob St. ClaireSunday Service 10am

Strawberry Lake Christian Retreat Church33991 Victory Way Drive, Ogema (off Cty Hwy 34)218.983.3217, www.strawberrylake.org Sunday Service 10:30am, June-Sept.Campers & Community Welcome

LUTHERANAugustana Lutheran Church (ELCA)21896 County Rd. 22, Detroit Lakes218.439.3249, www.StpAugLutheran.comPastor Paul PetersonSunday School 9:30am, Sunday Worship 10:30am

Beautiful Savior Lutheran Church (LCMS)23115 Co. Hwy 14, Callaway 218.375.2786, www.beautifulsaviorcallaway.comPastor Delton StohsSunday Worship 9:30am, Sunday School 10:30am

Bethlehem Lutheran Church (LCMS)210 Maple Avenue East, Frazee218.334.2866, www.BethlehemFrazee.orgPastor William AufdenkampSunday Worship: 8 & 10:30am; Wednesday 7:30pm

Faith Lutheran (Independent)24688 Co. Hwy 6, Detroit Lakes218.847.1040, www.FaithLutherandetroitlakes.comRev. Paul LarsonSunday: 7:25am radio program1340 AM, Worship 9:30am, Sunday School 10:45am, Wed. 7pm Bible study, all ages

First Lutheran Church (ELCA)912 Lake Avenue, Detroit Lakes218.847.5656, [email protected] Wade Dutton; Pastor David PetersonSunday Worship: Mem. Day-Labor Day: 8:15 &10amSept- May: 8:15, 9:35 & 11am

Gethsemane Lutheran Church, (LCMS)46913 State Hwy 34, Osage218.573.3574, www.glcsnellman.com Pastor Eddie HoschSunday School 9am, Sunday Worship 10am

Grace Lutheran Church (ELCA)213 Roosevelt Avenue, Detroit Lakes218.847.4568, www.gracedetroitlakes.org Pastor Rob Nelson, [email protected] Worship: 9:30am, Sunday School: 10:30am

Immanuel Lutheran Church (ELS/WELS)South side Hwy 10, Audubon218.439.6259, www.audubonlutheran.org Pastor David ThompsonSS/Bible Study 9:00am, Divine Services 10:00am

Lund Lutheran Church (LCMC)25213 County Hwy. 21, Detroit Lakes 218.847.9662, www.lundlutheran.orgLocated 9 miles north of Detroit Lakes on County Hwy. 21Pastor Jim Osvold Sunday School 8:30am, Worship 9:45am

St. Peter’s Lutheran Church (ELCA)19747 County Hwy 6, Audubon218.439.6553, www.StpAugLutheran.comPastor Paul PetersonSunday Worship 9amSunday School 10:15am (Sept-May)

Trinity Lutheran Church (ELCA)1401 Madison Avenue, Detroit Lakes218.847.7211, www.trinitylutherandl.comPastor David Wangaard, [email protected] Worship: 8:30 & 10:30amSunday School: 9:35am (Sept.-May)

Zion Lutheran Church (LCMS)1100 Lake Avenue, Detroit Lakes218.847.7630, www.zionlutherandl.orgWorship: Thursday 7pm, Sunday 8 & 10:30amSunday School 9:15am (Sept.-May)

Zion Lutheran on Franklin Lake (ELCA)24949 Franklin Lake Road, Pelican Rapids 218.863.4830, www.ziononfranklinlake.org Pastor Dale PepelnjakSunday worship 8:30 & 10:30amSunday School 9:30am (Sept-May)

SEVENTH DAY ADVENTISTDetroit Lakes Seventh-Day Adventist Church404 Richwood Road, Detroit Lakes; 218.847.8961www.detroitlakesadventist.org; [email protected] School 9:30am; Saturday Worship: 11amAdventist Community Services, 218.847.0067Adventist Christian School, 218.846.9764

UNITED CHURCH OF CHRISTCircles of Faith United Church of ChristUS Hwy 59, Waubun, 218.473.3111(Just north of the intersections of US 59 & MN 113)Rev. Kristy MayWorship 10am; Sunday School 10:15am (Sept-May)

VINEYARDLakes Area Vineyard Church950 Longview Drive, Detroit Lakes218.846.1199, email: [email protected] our website for service times & locationwww.lakesareavineyard.com

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January7....................2012 Finding Rainbow XC Ski Races Rainbow Resort7....................Lantern Lit Ski & Snowshoe, 5pm Itasca State Park8....................Tamarac Winter Hike, 2pm Tamarac National Wildlife Refuge12 .................Tonic Sol-fa, 7:30pm, Holmes Theatre20-21 ............Lakes Skins Curling Bonspiel, Lakes Curling Club21 .................French Wine Tasting Best Western Premier the Lodge on Lake Detroit22-24 ............Carefree Senior Ladies Bonspiel Lakes Curling Club28 .................Joe Chvala & the Flying Foot Forum presents “The Percussion Project”, 7:30pm Holmes Theatre28 .................Candlelight Ski/Snowshoe/Hike, 6pm Buffalo River State Park

February2-5 ................Skiing with Time for You! Women’s Wellness Retreat, Maplelag Resort4....................2nd Annual Big Detroit Motorcycle Endurance Race, Holiday Inn4....................My Antonia, 7:30pm, Holmes Theatre4....................Candlelight Ski/Snowshoe/Hike, 6pm Buffalo River State Park4....................Lantern Lit Ski & Snowshoe, 5pm Itasca State Park4....................Midnite Riders Classic Old Timer’s Snowmobile Run, Lake Park5....................Family Ski Trek, 2pm, Tamarac Wildlife Refuge5-7 ................Carefree Why Not? Bonspiel, Lakes Curling Club10-12 ............Vern Turner Memorial Bonspiel Lakes Curling Club10-20 ............Polar Fest 11 .................2012 Big Detroit Vintage 100 Snowmobile Race Holiday Inn11 .................Breakfast Rotary Poles-n-Holes Ice Fishing Derby Detroit Lake17-18 ............Manitoba Hydro-Electric Bonspiel Lakes Curling Club18 .................ULTRA Vintage Snowmobile Rally & Swap Meet on ice by DL City Beach18 .................Freeze your Buns 5K Run, DLCCC18 .................Polar Plunge, Detroit Lake19 .................Secrets of Pairings Wine Tasting Event, Best Western Premier the Lodge on Lake Detroit25 .................Candlelight Ski, 6pm, Maplewood State Park

March

1....................Larry Yazzie, 7:30pm, Holmes Theatre

3....................Annual Rainbow Rendezvous XC Ski Races

Rainbow Resort

3....................Global Wine Tasting Event, Best Western Premier

the Lodge on Lake Detroit

3-4 ................Annual SnoDeo, Pinehurst Resort

4....................Lotvola XC Ski Race, Maplelag Resort

4....................Back Country Ski Trek, 2pm

Tamarac National Wildlife Refuge

9-10 ..............Lakes Curling Club Championship

Lakes Curling Club

16 .................“Takin’ it to the Limit” A Tribute to the Eagles

7:30pm, Holmes Theatre

24-25 ............Lake Region Builders Assoc. Home &

Garden Show, Sports Arena

31 .................Maple Syrup Days, Vergas, MN

31 .................Murder Mystery Dinner Event

Best Western Premier the Lodge on Lake Detroit

April

14 .................Heart O’Lakes “Honky-tonk Harmony”

7:30pm, Holmes Theatre

21 .................Live at the Lodge, 6-9pm

Best Western Premier the Lodge on Lake Detroit

28 .................Yamma Ensemble, 7:30pm, Holmes Theatre

May

First Wednesday,

Classic Car Display, Detroit Lakes

4-5 ................Holmes Spun Theatre 2, 7:30pm, Holmes Theatre

9....................Cruise DL Night, 4-8p, West Lake Drive

12 .................Walleye Fishing Opener

12 .................Mother’s Day Wine Tasting

Best Western Premier the Lodge on Lake Detroit

17-20 ...........15th Annual Festival of Birds, M State

26 .................Bass Fishing Opener

26-27 ............Discovery Dives Begin, Tri State Diving

JuneEvery Sunday, Shady Hollow Flea Market Every Tuesday, Tuesdays in the Park, 7p, DL City ParkEvery Tuesday/Saturday, Lakes Area Farmer’s Market, 10a-2p, People’s Park, First Wednesday, Classic Car Display, Detroit LakesEvery Thursday, Wildlife excursions, Tamarac National Wildlife

Refuge Live at the Lodge (beginning mid-jun), Best

Western Premier the Lodge on Lake DetroitEvery Saturday/Sunday, Discovery Dives, Tri State Diving1-2 ................12th Annual Street Faire at the Lakes Downtown Detroit Lakes2....................Muskie Fishing Opener 8-9 ................Hawley Rodeo, Hawley, MN13 .................Cruise DL Night, 4-8p, West Lake Drive14-17 ............White Earth Pow Wow, White Earth15 .................Father’s Day Beer Tasting and Shrimp Boil Best Western Premier the Lodge on Lake Detroit16-24 ............Turtle Fest, Perham, MN16-17 ............Quake the Lake, Detroit Lake 29-30 ............Shakespeare in the Park, 7p, DL City Park29-Jul 1 .........High Plains Festival, Soo Pass Ranch

JulyEvery Sunday, Shady Hollow Flea Market Every Tuesday, Tuesdays in the Park, 7p, DL City ParkEvery Tuesday/Saturday, Lakes Area Farmer’s Market, 10-2, People’s ParkFirst Wednesday, Classic Car Display, Detroit LakesEvery Thursday, Wildlife excursions, Tamarac National Wildlife

Refuge Live at the Lodge, Best Western Premier the

Lodge on Lake DetroitEvery Saturday/Sunday, Discovery Dives, Tri State Diving1....................Shakespeare in the Park, 7pm, DL City Park

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July (continued) 4...................Fireworks @ City Beach at dusk 6-8 ................Shakespeare in the Park, 7pm, DL City Park11 .................Cruise DL Night, 4-8p, West Lake Drive13-22 ............77th Northwest Water Carnival 14-15 ............Phelps Mill Art Festival, Ottertail 25-28 ............Becker County Fair, Fairgrounds27-29 ............Frazee Turkey Days, Frazee29 ................34th Annual Arts & Crafts in the Park, City Park

AugustEvery Sunday, Shady Hollow Flea Market Every Tuesday, Tuesdays in the Park, 7p, DL City ParkEvery Tuesday/Saturday, Lakes Area Farmer’s Market, 10a-2p, People’s Park, First Wednesday, Classic Car Display, Detroit LakesEvery Thursday, Wildlife excursions, Tamarac National Wildlife Refuge

Live at the Lodge, Best Western Premier the Lodge on Lake Detroit

Every Saturday/Sunday, Discovery Dives, Tri State Diving2-4 ................WE Fest, Soo Pass Ranch6-12 ..............80th Pine to Palm Golf Tournament Detroit Country Club7...................Crazy Day, Downtown DL8....................Cruise DL Night, 4-8p, West Lake Drive9-12 ..............Looney Daze Vergas, MN11-12 ............Pine Point Pow Wow 18 .................Young Life Triathalon 31 - Sept 3 ....Steam Threshers Reunion, Rollag MN

SeptemberEvery Tuesday/Saturday, Lakes Area Farmer’s Market, 10a-2p, People’s Park

First Wednesday, Classic Car Display, Detroit Lakes1-3 ................Shady Hollow Flea Market 1-2 ................22nd Annual Laddies Loppet, Maplelag Resort8....................Dick Beardsley 1/2 Marathon, DL City Park

12 .................Cruise DL Night, 4-8p, West Lake Drive29 .................Tamarac Fall Festival, Tamarac National Wildlife Refuge

OctoberEvery Tuesday/Saturday, Lakes Area Farmer’s Market, 10a-2p, People’s Park6....................Damien Home Tour, Detroit Lakes Area 7....................Oktoberfest, Frazee Events Center

November1-30 .............Light Up the Lakes Holiday Events, Detroit Lakes26 ................Grand Parade of Lights, Downtown DL

December

11-31 ...........Light Up the Lakes Holiday Events,

Detroit Lakes

For a complete listing, see www.VisitDetroitLakes.com/calendar

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Walker

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to ItascaState Park

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Discover the charm of the Lake Country Scenic Byway. You’ll travel 88 miles through prime

northern Minnesota vacation country.

The Byway unites the famed vacation areas of Walker, Park Rapids and

Detroit Lakes along Hwy 34 and scenic Itasca State Park on Hwy 71 north.

www.lakecountryscenicbyway.com

For more information call:

Itasca State Park 218-699-7251

Detroit Lakes Regional Chamber1-800-542-3992

Park Rapids Lakes Area Chamber1-800-247-0054

Leech Lake Chamber-Walker1-800-833-1118

Walker

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to ItascaState Park

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AmericInn Lodge & Suites (28) 777 Hwy 10 East, Detroit Lakes, MN 56501800-634-3444, 218-847-8795

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Budget Host Inn 895 Hwy 10 East, Detroit Lakes, MN 56501800-888-2124, 218-847-4454

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Holiday Inn on the Lake (39) 1155 Hwy 10 East, Detroit Lakes 56501877-251-9348, 218-847-2121

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Best Western Premier The Lodge on Lake Detroit (2) 1200 E Shore Dr., Detroit Lakes 56501800-761-VIEW (8439), 218-847-VIEW (8439)

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Morningside Motel (28) 31348 County Hwy 10, Frazee, MN 56544218-334-5021

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Pine to Palm Motel 702 West Lake Dr., Detroit Lakes, MN 56501218-847-5669

Little Detroit

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Shooting Star Casino, Hotel & Event Center 777 Casino Rd, Mahnomen, MN 56557800-453-STAR, 218-935-2711

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Little Detroit

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Bed & Breakfast InnsHomestead Inn 606 E. Frazee Ave., Vergas, MN 56587218-342-2141, 218-342-3002

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PickerelHills

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Blue Sky Resort 27046 Little Floyd Lk. Rd., Det Lks, MN 56501866-847-5521, 218-847-5521

Little Floyd

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Breezy Point Resort 54852 State Hwy 34, Osage, MN 56570800-939-2630, 218-573-3125

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Cedar Crest Resort (29) 29783 387th St., Waubun, MN 56589888-492-7060, 218-473-2116

White Earth

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Crystal Lida Resort www.crystallidaresort.net26389 County Highway 4, Pelican Rapids, MN 56572218-863-8155

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East Silent Resort 30424 410th Street, Dent, MN 56528 800-242-6904, 218-758-2716

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Edgewater Beach Club 324 Park Lake Blvd., Detroit Lakes, MN 56501 218-847-1351

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Five Lakes Resort P.O. Box 6, Detroit Lakes, MN 56502800-323-2849, 218-847-7638

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Forest Hills RV Resort 22931-185th St., Detroit Lakes, MN 56501800-482-3441, 218-439-6033

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Hideaway, The (32) 25574 E. Island Lake Rd., Det Lks, MN 56501800-363-7122, 218-847-6886

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Ice Cracking Lodge 30388 Co. 35, Ponsford, MN 56575800-841-3132, 218-573-3146

Ice Cracking

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Jacob’s Cove Cabins 23163 St. Hwy. 108, Pelican Rapids, MN 56572701-241-7925

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Jolly Fisherman Resort (32) 39126 Jolly Fisherman Rd., Waubun, MN 56589800-927-2262, 701-388-8042

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Lillibridge’s Maple Beach Resort (31) 31026 Cty Rd. 4, Vergas, MN 56587800-854-0157, 218-342-2581

West Loon

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Little Sugar Bush Resort & RV 29236 Cty. Hwy. 34, Callaway, MN 56521218-375-2107

Little Sugar Bush

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Loon Lake Resort 32053 Loon Dr., Vergas, MN 56587218-342-2509, Seasonal

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Maplelag Resort and Conference Center (29) 30501 Maplelag Rd., Callaway, MN 56521800-654-7711, 218-375-4466

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New Horizon Resort & Lodge 2379 Perch Rd.,Waubun, MN 56589800-533-1940, 218-473-2138

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Rose Ridge Resort & Campground 34568 Cty. Hwy 4, Frazee, MN 56544218-342-2060

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Serenity Bay Resort (33) 11248 Cty. Hwy 17, Detroit Lakes, MN 56501866-847-1610, 218-847-1610

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Shell Lake Resort & Campground 25607 Cty. Hwy 37, Detroit Lakes, MN 56501 218-847-6726

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Valhalla Resort (32) 24218 E. Island Lake Rd., D.L., MN 56501888-702-0653, 218-847-8753

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Whaley’s Resort & Campground (33) 35974 Whaley’s Rd., Ponsford, MN 56575877-WHALEYS, 218-573-3610

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The Wilds Resort and Campground 45120 Maple Dr., Osage, MN 56570800-733-3515, 218-573-3515

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Long Lake Campsite & RV Resort (32) 17421 W. Long Lake Rd, Detroit Lakes 56501218-847-8920

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Sunset Shores Resort & Seasonal Campground 12436 Cty. Hwy. 17, Detroit Lakes, MN 56501218-847-5851

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Tamarac Resort & Campground www.detroitlakes.com/tamaracresort800-611-8258, 218-573-3262

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American Legion Campground 810 West Lake Drive • Detroit Lakes, MN 56501 • 218-847-3759

The American Legion campground offers your family the convenience of the only full-service campground within the city limits. A variety of spacious sites - full service, electric, tent - are available to accommodate your needs. A shelter house is available for picnics, with picnic tables at all sites and fire pits at most sites. Clean restrooms and showers are accessible in two locations. For your convenience, a store and a laun-dromat are available. Active families will enjoy horseshoes, playground and nearby beach. Located close to fairgrounds and sports arena, we invite you to spend your vacation at the American Legion Campground.

May 1 - September 30 ......................................................................... 148 Units

America’s Best Value Inn Jct. Highway 10 & 59 • Detroit Lakes, MN 56501 218-847-1651 • 888-315-2378 • www.americasbestvalueinn.com

Located at the junction of Hwy 10 and 59, we have easy access to all the recreational activities of Detroit Lakes. Snowmobiling, cross-country skiing, fishing, horseback riding, amusement parks, and shopping are all within a short drive. Check out our newly remodeled facilities. Our guests enjoy our continental breakfast with waffles, Free High Speed Internet, friendly service and clean, quiet rooms with cable TV/HBO and outside outlets. Non-smoking rooms available and we allow pets with permission. Adjacent to Perkins Restaurant. Open all Year ............................................................................................38 Units

Americlnn Lodge & Suites 777 Highway 10 East, Detroit Lakes, MN 56501218-847-8795 • 800-634-3444 • Detroit Lakes, MN 56501www.americinn.com/hotels/mn/detroitlakes [email protected]

Welcome to the AmericInn where we excel at providing wonderful Minnesota Hospitality! Upon arrival, experience a warm welcome with a manager’s reception offered during the week with seasonal treats which may include fresh baked cookies, hot soup or popcorn. Every guest room has a fridge, microwave, 32” LCD TV, iron and ironing board, coffee maker and much more! Choose from several suites that include fireplaces and whirlpools! Keep in contact with your online world with HSWI, (hardwire also available) and in our business center available for all guests! Enjoy our game room with a pool table, or experience our fitness center with brand new equipment. We have a pool, whirl-pool and sauna. In the morning we offer an expanded continental breakfast with sausage, waffles and eggs! Short distance to downtown shopping, recreation and city beach. Country Kitchen next door. Pet friendly, offer AAA and Senior Discount.

Open All Year. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45 Units

BEST WESTERN PLUS Holland House 615 Highway 10 East • Detroit Lakes, MN 56501218-847-4483 • 800-33-TULIP • Fax: 218-847-1770www.bestwestern.com/[email protected]

Find everything you need for a great stay at “Our House!” Thoughtful amenities. Warm hospitality. Scandinavian charm. Legendary service. All rooms feature modern décor, free WiFi & HSIA (hardwired), 32” HDTV, DVD player, microwave, refrigerator, coffee maker, iron & board, alarm clock w/MP3 connection. Choose from Whirlpool or Family Suites, Deluxe, Traditional or Bunk Bed Rooms. Slide in some fun! Our tropical indoor pool area has a 133’ WATERSLIDE, swimming pool, whirlpool & Dew Drop. Fantastic value! We’ll treat you to a Weekday Welcome Reception w/Nacho bar or other items. A full hot breakfast is included w/your stay; hot eggs, meat, pancakes, waffles, lefse & more! Business Center. Guest Laundry. Well lit bus & trailer parking. Direct snowmobile & bike trail access. Lobby library offers board games & DVD’s to enjoy. Request designated “pet friendly” rooms w/private exterior entrance. Family owned & operated for 4 generations. Awarded “Best of Best” by B/W Int’ for cleanliness & service.

Open All Year. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56 Units

Budget Host Inn 895 Highway 10 East • Detroit Lakes, MN 56501 218-847-4454 • 800-888-2124 • FAX 218-847-3326www.budgethostdl.com • [email protected]

A quality Budget Host facility, our motel is centrally located on US Highway 10 a few blocks from the public boat docking on Big Detroit Lake, downtown shopping, restaurants, city parks, and sporting events. Guests enjoy free continental breakfast, high speed wireless Internet and more than two acres of wooded surroundings with plenty of room to pic-nic or walk the dog, plus mini-golf. Family rooms accommodate up to six people, and all rooms offer the conve-nience of a microwave, refrigerator, and in-room coffee. Our updated, clean and comfortable rooms are all on ground level and offer at-door parking including plenty of lighted parking for trucks & trailers. You definitely get the most when you stay at the Budget Host.

Open All Year ........................................................................................... 24 Units

Country Inn & Suites 1330 Highway 10 East • Detroit Lakes, MN 56501 218-847-2000 • 800-456-4000 • FAX 218-847-5806

Discover the Country. Stay with us and discover a charming, cozy place where you’ll feel right at home. Our generous hospitality will welcome you and our reasonable rates will let you rest easy. Expect convenient extras like: Free continental breakfast, Free local telephone calls, Free High Speed Internet, Complimentary coffee, Free daily newspaper, Free HBO, Kids 18 & under stay free with an adult. Enjoy our indoor pool and hot tub. A Cozy Stay at a Comfortable Price.

Open All Year ............................................................................................45 Units

Holiday Inn On The Lake 1155 Highway 10 East • Detroit Lakes, MN 56501218-847-2121 • Fax: 218-847-2121 • www.holidayinndl.com

The Holiday Inn stands on the north shores of Big Detroit Lake. We offer 2 entertainment & dining options, unmatched hotel amenities and staff. The Ice House Restaurant has delicious food & sensational patio seating; serving breakfast, lunch and dinner or stay in your room and call for room service. The Holiday Beach Bar & Grill delivers fun entertainment several days a week, has flat screen TVs, great food, and excellent drink specials right on the beach. The hotel features a full banquet and catering facility with an on-site event coordinator for your next special occasion. We have an indoor pool, kiddie pool, whirlpool, sauna, exercise room and arcade; plus outside activities include a play-ground, picnic & grilling area, marina, paddle boats, bikes, canoes, & kayaks. Adjacent to the hotel there are bike trails, snowmobiling trails and ice fishing right out the back door. We offer fun in every season and relaxation all the time.

Open All Year ..........................................................................................103 Units

Holiday Haven Motel 220 West Lake Drive • Detroit Lakes, MN 56501 • 218-847-5605www.holidayhavenmotel.com [email protected]

Lake front kitchenettes, next to the mile long beach. Close to shopping, dining and city events. Amenities include WIFI and cable TV. You’ll find rooms to be patterned for you, like a quilt…full of warmth, simple kindness and a feeling of home. Let us warm your stay!

Open All Year ........................................................................................... 10 Units

BEST WESTERN PREMIERThe Lodge on Lake Detroit1200 East Shore Drive • Detroit Lakes, MN 56501(218) 847-8439 • (800) 761-VIEWwww.thelodgeonlakedetroit.com • [email protected]

An Eco-friendly, Lakefront Lifestyle Hotel & Spa on Big Detroit Lake. Revel in affordable luxury. All rooms smoke-free & lakefront. Amenities abound. Discover walk-in glass enclosed showers, upscale bedding, 42” flat panel wall mounted HDTV’s, wet bars, private balconies, in-room safes, free WiFi & HSIA & commissioned artwork by regional artists. Some suites w/Kitchenette. Renewal Spa Suites feature aromatherapy whirlpool & fireplace. 24-Hr Fitness Room. Indoor Pool Area. Fireplace lobby features LoLaD’s Bistro & Bar for guests & grand piano sunset serenades. Rejuvenate. The Spa Within offers massages, facials, body wraps & nail services. Located on 550’ of lakeshore, enjoy a private beach & swim area, rain gardens, fire-pits, paddle boats, kayaks, boat slips & ice house rentals. For business & special occasions, Meeting Room hosts up to 85 ppl. Lakefront Board Room hosts 12 ppl. Catering & equipment avail incl’ 120”screen & LCD projector. Business Center. Complimentary full, hot breakfast buffet. Visit our website for upcoming wine tastings, murder mystery dinners & “LIVE at The Lodge” music events. Awarded Sustainable Tourism Award by MN Office of Tourism. Open All Year ............................................................................................54 Units

Pine to Palm Motel 702 West Lake Drive • Detroit Lakes, MN 56501 218-847-5669 • www.pinetopalmdl.com • [email protected]

We invite you to relax in comfort while you visit the Detroit Lakes area. Each unit is air-conditioned and has a color cable TV, and showers. Kitchenette units are available. Directly across from the mile-long public beach, we are near the fairgrounds and sports arena. An easy jaunt brings you to parks, restaurants, shopping, Laundromat and marina. Winter enthusiasts can explore the frozen lake landscape by snowmobile or skis, or take a 10-minute trip to begin 200 miles of groomed snowmobile trails.

Open Year Round .................................................................................... 12 Units

Viking Resort Motel 612 West Lake Drive • Detroit Lakes, MN 56501 218-841-1588

Directly across from the picturesque Detroit Lake and beautiful sandy beach, we invite you to a “gracious and quiet vacation on the water-front.” Each spacious, clean and comfortable unit features a fully-equipped kitchenette, color cable TV, wireless Internet and at-door parking. City parks, marina, shopping, restaurants, fairgrounds, sports arena, and public beach are all within an easy walk. Golf courses and a riding stable all within a 5-minute drive. Rent by the day, week, month or season.

Open May - End of September ................................................4 units plus house

Detroit Lakes - Very Accommodating!

See you at the Lakes! VisitDetroitLakes.com • 800.542.3992

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DETROIT LAKES—A CITY WITH A PASTFrom the 1830’s until the 1860’s, one of three branches of the Red River Ox Cart trails, which ran from St. Paul to Canada, came right through the area later to be settled as Detroit. Settlement of this area began in 1871, as the Northern Pacific Railroad etched its way westward through Becker County. Detroit founder, Colonel George Johnston came to Minnesota in 1871 to select lands for the New England Colony. In 1873, Detroit Township boasted the first grain warehouse built west of Duluth on the Northern Pacific Railroad.

THE NAME “DETROIT” came about when a French Catholic Priest camped on the shore of the lake with a view of the sun setting across the water. The water was low and revealed a sandbar, creating a narrow strait that glistened in the light of the setting sun. The Priest exclaimed, “What a beautiful detroit,” meaning “strait” in French. Consequently, the city was named Detroit. Due to continuous postal mix-ups between Detroit, Minnesota and the better-known Detroit, Michigan, a special election was held

on September 7, 1926 to change the city’s name to Detroit Lakes to reflect its landscape. This befitting title has remained ever since.

DETROIT LAKES still boasts many historic buildings and attractions some of which are on the National Register of Historic Places. Be sure to walk the historic downtown, visit the renovated Graystone Hotel Building, the Historic Holmes Theatre, the Pavilion and City Park, the Becker County Courthouse, the Carnegie Library, Dunton Locks, The Depot, and Tamarac National Wildlife Refuge.

FOR MORE INFORMATIONon historic people, places or events stop into the Becker County History Museum, Research Library and Gift Shop; located at the corner of Summit Avenue and Front Street. The museum is open Tuesday through Saturday 10:00 am-4:00 pm year round. Admission is free. Call 218-847-2938 for more information.

History of the Lakes

1.877.294.7981 www.thumperpond.com

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The D.L. Public Utilities Commissionwelcomes you to the 412 Lakes Area.

Looking to expand your business? Our Cityowned and operated utilities take PRIDE in being

a part of the team helping in the developmentof our community. Check with us for the latest

services and cost saving programs being offered.

City owned and operated utilities offerconsumer protection at its very best.

PUBLIC UTILITIES1025 Roosevelt Avenue, Detroit Lakes

218-847-7609www.detroitlakes.org

Electric • Data communications • LakesNet Internet • WaterWastewater • Utility services

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24. Waubun Wildlife Management Area25. Helliksen Prairie Waterfowl Production Area26. Hamden Slough National Wildlife Refuge27. Tamarac National Wildlife Refuge28. Detroit Lakes Wetlands Management District29. Dunton Locks County Park30. Felton Prairie31. Buffalo River State Park / Regional Science Center32. Bluestem Prairie Scientific and Natural Area

Pine to Prairie International Birding Trail

Minnesota’s First Birding TrailDetroit Lakes is located in a unique transition zone of tallgrass prairie and deciduous and conifer forests. Over 250 species of birds are found in the Detroit Lakes area of the Pine to Prairie Trail. Grab a birding brochure for excellent birding!

Celebrate Spring Migration each May at Detroit Lakes’ Festival of BirdsBIRDING HOTLINE: 1-800-433-1888 www.mnbirdtrail.com

Come take a look at...DETROIT LAKESSites from 2 acres and larger are available.

All sites serviced with industrial capacity water,sewer, electrical services. A rail spur, 2 RRs and3 major trunk highways along with a 4500 ft.surfaced runway at the Detroit Lakes/BeckerCounty Airport provide for all your company’s

transportation needs.An excellent downtown shoppingdistrict serves the communityadequately and economically.Motel and resort accommodationsalong with many fine diningestablishments are here for youruse. Add our top-rated publicschool system, excellent parks andrecreation program, as well as our 5golf courses and Detroit Lakes isjust about all a person could ask for.Our IDC and Detroit Lakes Development Authority canhelp you make the right decisions.

Come take a look today!It’ll be the most pleasurable business trip

you’ve ever dreamed of.

*For More Information Contact:Larry Remmen (218)847-5658

www.ci.detroit-lakes.mn.us

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Whether you are traveling or are a full-time resident in this area, we make getting medical care easy. Our physicians and medical staff can help you with all your health care needs.

To schedule an appointment call Sanford Clinic Detroit Lakes at (218) 846-2000.

900-99000-0257 9/10

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A Family Resort on Beautiful White Earth LakeCedar Crest Resort

• Cabins • RV Park • Motel-Like Units • Lodge • Full Restaurant • Game Room • Boats • Motors

• Bait • Gas • Laundry • Safe Sandy Beach • Playground • Outdoor Games • Golf Nearby

Fred & Karen Brower 29783 387th St. Waubun, MN 56589

Snowmobiling - Located on Snowmobile TrailIce House Rental

Reservations Or Information

888-492-7060 or 1-218-473-2116 www.CedarCrestResort.net [email protected]

OPEN YEAR ROUND

A Family Resort on Beautiful White Earth LakeCedar Crest Resort

• Cabins • RV Park • Motel-Like Units • Lodge • Full Restaurant • Game Room • Boats • Motors

• Bait • Gas • Laundry • Safe Sandy Beach • Playground • Outdoor Games • Golf Nearby

Fred & Karen Brower 29783 387th St. Waubun, MN 56589

Snowmobiling - Located on Snowmobile TrailIce House Rental

Reservations Or Information

888-492-7060 or 1-218-473-2116 www.CedarCrestResort.net [email protected]

OPEN YEAR ROUND

A Family Resort on Beautiful White Earth LakeCedar Crest Resort

• Cabins • RV Park • Motel-Like Units • Lodge • Full Restaurant • Game Room • Boats • Motors

• Bait • Gas • Laundry • Safe Sandy Beach • Playground • Outdoor Games • Golf Nearby

Fred & Karen Brower 29783 387th St. Waubun, MN 56589

Snowmobiling - Located on Snowmobile TrailIce House Rental

Reservations Or Information

888-492-7060 or 1-218-473-2116 www.CedarCrestResort.net [email protected]

OPEN YEAR ROUND

700 Summit Ave.Detroit Lakes, MN 56501

1-800-542-3992218-847-9202

Lodging • Coupons • Calendar • Mapswww.VisitDetroitLakes.com

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Tune in to Music

and News in theLakes Area.

KDLM is the station you can count on for local news, sports and live local talk in the Detroit Lakes area. Listen online at 1340kdlm.com

Catch the all new Wave 104.1—The Lakes Best Music!Listener created. Listener approved. Listen online at catchthewave1041.com

TV3 Lakes Area Televisionfeatures the people and places

of the lakes area.Visit lakestv3.com

KRCQ - Today’s Stars and Legends “Real Country 102” brings great traditional country music 24 hours a day to the greater lakes region of Minnesota. Listen online at realcountry102.com

800.545.1041218.847.5624

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www.sunsetbaymn.com888-97-SUNNY | [email protected]

LILLIBRIDGE’SMaple Beach Resort

* 2 bedroom lakeview cabins nestled under the trees. * Access to 3 spring-fed lakes with great fishing (free freezer service)* Safe, sandy beach * Children s Playground * Pontoon Rental

* Motor, fans, life jacket, microwave rentals * PETS WELCOME!Call for free information:

1-800-854-0157 (Locally 218-342-2581)

Open May 15 • Off-Season Rates in May & Sept.

31026 County Road No. 4, Vergas, Minnesota 56587 • West Loon Lake

CHARLES & ALVINAWinter Address: 910 5th Ave. S., Fargo,ND 58103 • 701-232-6717

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Detroit Lakes, MN

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• 10 Housekeeping Cabins with gas grills• 850 Acres Lake W/Access to 3 Other Lakes• Bait/Tackle/License• Motor/Gas/Oil• Groceries/Ice/Pizza• Soft water Showers• Campfire/Picnic Tables • Pirate Ship Playland• Horseshoes/Volleyball/Basketball• 4 Nearby Golf Courses • Flea Market/Antique/Gifts

END OF THE ROAD RESORT

Steve & Cheryl Hedlund13471 N. Beach Pt. Lake Park, MN 56554

218-532-23651-877-767-2752 (Toll-Free)

e-mail: [email protected]

END OF THE ROAD RESORT

Web Site: www.endoftheroadresort.com

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Reservations: 218-847-892017421 W. Long Lake Rd., Detroit Lakes, MN 56501

• Goodfishing,shade• Beautifulsandybeach• LargePlayground• Fullhook-up,or electric&water• Showers,restrooms,picnictables,firepits

•StorewithR.V. supplies&groceries• Rec.building• Volleyball,Horseshoes• Pontoon• Boats•Motors,Gas&Oil• Bait&Tackle

Long LakeCampsite & R.V. Resort3 Miles West of Detroit Lakeson Beautiful Long LakeOpen May 1-Sept. 21

Beautiful & spacious grounds with more than a mile of lakeshore and more than 500 acres of land. Winterized, modern & deluxe housekeeping lakeside cabins and vacation homes, 3 are handicap accessible. Lodge w/short order grill, game room, laundry, campground,

showers, sauna, children’s playground & two beaches. Hike, Bike or Cross-Country Ski on 23K groomed resort trails. Rental equipment available. Access to hundreds of miles of snowmobile trails. 1/2 hr. west of Itasca State Park. Access 3 lakes, Little Bemidji, Big Elbow & Johnny Cake. Visa/MC, wireless Internet.

Al & Marg Chirpich25574 East Island Lake Road

Detroit Lakes, MN 56501

A Family Resort

800-363-7122218-847-6886

See Map Legend For Amenities. Fax Service Available.Web Site: www.detroitlakes.com/hideaway • E-mail: [email protected]

40728 County Road 126 Rochert, MN 56578-9624 • Fishing/Family Resort with excellent reputation• Beautiful setting on sheltered bay• Eleven modern cottages with decks - all at lake level• Gently sloping sandy swimming beach, kayaks, canoes, pontoon boat, paddle boats, boats and motors• Open thru October for duck and grouse hunting

Terry & Susan Liem888-847-7096218-847-7096

e-mail: [email protected]

The Grotnes Family24218 East Island Lake Rd., Detroit Lakes, MN 56501-8105

www.detroitlakes.com/valhalla • 1-888-702-0653 • (218) 847-8753

• Beautiful Sunsets • Safe Sandy Beach• Playground • Free Kayak & Canoe Use • Campground

• 8 Cabins Along 1/2 mi Shoreline • Good Fishing - Walleye, Sunfish

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Rentals Available

pontoon, fishing boats, ski boats & waverunners.

Check out rates at www.jkmarine.com

Located on the Detroit Lakes City Beach andHwy 10 West across from Wal-mart

Open Daily 9-8

Memorial Day to Labor Day.

Spring & Fall rentals by appointment.

(218) 847-7291 • www.jkmarine.com

33218-847-9202

At the end of Whaley’s Road, find peaceful family vacations, terrific fishing, beautiful wooded grounds, private access to miles of trails & a sandy swimming beach. We have 18 HSKG cabins, Lodge with snacks, games, groceries, licenses, gas & bait. Rent boats, motors & pontoons. Guests enjoy playground, horseshoes, paddleboats, kayaks, canoes, fitness room, basketball &Sat. TV. Seasonal & weekly full hook-up camping. 92% undeveloped shoreline. Open May to September. Spring/Fall discounts. No jet skis, please.

Pete & Marge McEwen

• 8 Cozy Country Cabins• Fully Equipped Play Ground• Big Sandy Beach

11248 County Hwy. 17Detroit Lakes, MN 56501

Call us toll free: 866-847-1610218-847-1610

Very friendly and helpful staff to keep you coming back!

Serenity BayResort Cabins & Camping on Lake Melissa

• Boat & Pontoon Rental• Close to Golf, Fleamarket, and Food

• Lakeside Housekeeping Cabins • Sugar Sand Beach • Color Cable TV’s• Pets Welcome • Mini Vacations and Reunions • Walking Distance to Golf • Fish on 3 Lakes• Full Service Scuba Shop~1/2 mi.

Where family time is fun time!

Same Management for Over 50 Years

call for a free Brochure: 1-800-847-5830or Write: P.O. Box 1598, Detroit Lakes, MN 56502-1598

http://detroitlakes.com/madsenemail: [email protected]

Your SummerGet-A-Way!

Children and Youth Programs

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Little Easy on the GreenPrivate Parties by Reservation (218) 847-2512

Home of the Pine to Palm

5 miles south on Hwy. 59, Detroit Lakes

Detroit Country ClubA Public Golf Course

Our 9 th Year

P.G.A. Professional Mark HolmGreens Superintendent Darwin Lindsey August 12, 201www.detroitcountryclub.com

Detroit Country Club18 Holes Par 71(218) 847-5790

Lakeview Golf Course18 Holes Par 64(218) 847-8942

6-

6

2

9 Holes - Par 363,023 yards

Daily, Weekly orSeason Rates

Rental Carts & Clubs

Tee TimeRecommended

Pro Shop, Pro Line& Custom Made andDRIVING RANGE

Rating & SlopeInformationBlue 68.6/112

(218) 847-9532

Golf Maple Hills

GOLF CLUB, INC.

www.maplehillsgolfclub.com

4 Miles East of Detroit Lakes on Hwy. 10Open to the Public

14799 Hwy 59 South, Detroit Lakes 56501 • 218-847-1223 • 877-357-6279 • www.riverviewdl.comOPEN HOUSE WEEKENDS OR COME TOUR ANYTIME May 19-20, June 22-23, July 20-21, August 24-25

Starting at $35,000

Dreaming of an Affordable Summer Getaway, Second Home or Lake cabin?

We help deliver dreamsExclusive Ownership RV Community

Lots/Lake Access/city of Detroit Lakes

Amenities

• Long Term Financing Available

• City Water & Sewer Provided to each site

• Laundry Facilities & Private Showers

• Common Areas are maintained by Management Company

• Eight Eating & Drinking Establishments accessible by boat

• Exercise Studio

• 1.8 Mile Walking Path

• Hot Tub

• Banquet Room (Seats 65+)

• Sports Field - Bocce Ball, Horseshoes, Basketball, Volleyball, Shuffleboard

A Place to Live, Play & Enjoy Summmer

• Boat Access to Big & Little Detroit Lakes as well as Muskrat Lake and Lake Sallie.

• 130 Spacious Lots

• New Club house

• Indoor Swimming Pool & Game Room

• Secure Indoor & Outdoor Boat Storage

• Private marina for Owners

• All Lots Equipped with Phone, Cable TV & High Speed Internet

• Location and proximity to Detroit Lakes

• Park Models Available

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351-800-542-3992

Professional Kitchenware for

the Home,

Gourmet Foods,

Gifts, Collectibles,

Home Decor

We have something for everyone

Washington Mall • Detroit Lakes, MN808 Washington Ave. Suite 10 • (218) 847-0142

 

BUY LOCAL! BUY FRESH!BUY LOCAL! BUY FRESH!

Located in

10 am-2 pmTuesdays & Saturdays

May thru October

Berries • Vegetables • Plants • Jams & Jell ies • ApplesDonuts & Artisan Breads • Handcrafted Items

Flowers • Homegrown Meats • Homemade Foods

Peoples ParkDetroit Lakes

www.lakesareafarmersmarket.com

Downtown Detroit Lakes • M-F 10-8 • Sat 9:30-5:30 • Sun 12-5 • 218.847.1679

Shop

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Lake Access to Deadshot Bay

218-844-682025807 Cty Hwy 22 • Detroit Lakes

2-4-1 Burgers Sundays 5-8

50¢ WingsThursdays 5-10

2 miles north on Hwy 59 • Detroit Lakes • 218-847-3144Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Daily Home Cooked Meals!

“Nothing Finer than the 59er”

Dining at the LakesBLEACHERS25807 County Hwy 22, Detroit Lakes, • 218.844.6820Open year round. Voted best burgers in the lakes area. 50¢ wings on Thurs. Lake access to Deadshot Bay.

CENEX CONVENIENCE STORE911 Highway 34 East, Detroit Lakes218.847.3190; [email protected] & W All American food, Hot Stuff pizza and breakfast, sit down dining, drive thru window, large gas and diesel islands.

CHINA BUFFET317 Frazee St. East, Detroit Lakes • 218.847.2222 All you can eat buffet. 120 items daily. Largest selection in town. Soft & Hard ice cream. Crab legs. Mongolian stir-fry bar.

CHINESE DRAGON808 Washington Square Mall, Detroit Lakes • 218.847.2177M-Th 11am-9pm, F-Sat 11am-10pm, Sun 11am-8pmLunch specials M-Sat 11am-4pm. Sunday Buffet 11am-8pm. Wine & Beer.

CORMORANT PUBCormorant Village, MN218.532.9925, www.cormorantpub.comOpen 7 days a week @ 11am, Noon & evening specials. Gaming, private room seating 50 people with full bar. Great for any type of gathering!

DETROIT LAKES MAID-RITE, LLC(Opening Spring 2012)Located in the new Downtown Crossing along Hwy 10Maid-Rite diners serve up a fun twist of fast, fresh All-American food with our specialty being loose meat sandwiches.

THE 59ER TRUCK STOP CAFÉ19389 Frontage Rd. (off Hwy 59N), Detroit Lakes218.847.1958, Sun-Thurs 6am-8pm, Fri & Sat 6am-10pm Home cooking at its best. Burgers on home made buns.Breakfast, lunch and dinner specials daily.

THE FIRESIDE1462 East Shore Drive, Detroit Lakes218.847.8192; www.firesideDL.comLakes area icon with hand cut, house made foods. Award winning wine list, casual atmosphere. Spectacular lake view!

THE ICE HOUSE RESTAURANT1155 Highway 10 East, Detroit Lakes218.847.2121, www.icehousedl.comThe Ice House Restaurant provides great food, extraordinary views and sensational patio seating, all on the shores of Big Detroit Lake.

LAKES AREA FARMERS MARKET10am-2pm Tuesday & Saturday, May Through October at Detroit Lakes Peoples Park. Local growers bringing you fresh berries, vegetables, plants, jams, jellies, apples, donuts, artisan breads, flowers, homegrown meats, foods and crafts.

LAKES BREWED AWAKENING910 Washington Ave., Detroit Lakes218.847.5104; [email protected] 6am-6pm, (Winter 6am-5pm) Sat 6am-4pm We have all your hot and cold coffee needs and specialty drinks. Breakfast sandwiches, bagels, muffins, rolls, sandwiches-hot & cold, homemade soups, salads and desserts.

Open Year RoundMid May through September:

Open 7 nights a week at 5pm

October thru Mid May:

Closed Sundays

1462 East Shore DriveDetroit Lakes, MN 56501Tel: (218) 847-8192Fax: (218) 847-3591www.firesidedl.com

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LAKESIDE TAVERN200 West Lake Drive, Detroit Lakes218.847.1891; www.LakesideTavern.comEnjoy the view and hospitality Lakeside Tavern offers. Serving burgers, pizza, salads and sandwiches. 24 beers on tap and full bar. Open daily.

SKAL BAR AND GRILL219 East Frazee Avenue, Vergas218.342.7525; www.skalbarandgrill.comRestaurant featuring a variety of craft beers, homemade specialty sandwiches and extensive burger menu. Open daily at 11am.

SPANKY’S STONE HEARTH34785 County Hwy 4, Frazee218.334.3555; 218.342.3479; www.spankysstonehearth.comCasual fine dining on Rose Lake. Fresh seafood, charcoal grilled hand cut steaks. Wine list, children’s menu. Reservations accepted.

WHISTLE STOP CAFÉ OF HAWLEY413 - 6th St., Hawley218.483.4648 Mon-Sat 6am-8pm, Sun 7am-3pmGreat Taste at Small Town prices! Breakfast, lunch and dinner; small selection of wine or beer to compliment your meal.

THE ZEPHYR RESTAURANT AND BARHwy 10, Audubon218.439.3868Wed-Sun opens at 4pmThe Zephyr is the best stop you can make on Hwy 10, Ribs, steaks, seafood, sandwiches and a full bar.

ZORBAZ AT THE BEACH402 West Lake Drive, Detroit Lakes218.847.5305; www.zorbaz.comOpen daily 10am-2am, all year. Kitchen alwayz open until 2am. Handmade pizza, pazta and Mexican food. Beer, wine and liquor. We zpecialize in Craft Beer. Tonz of indoor and outdoor zeating.

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Downtown Vergas

218.342.SKAL (7525)

Skål: A Scandinavian toast of

friendship and goodwill offered

when drinking or sitting down to

eat at a formal event.

www.skalbarandgrill.comOPEN DAILY AT 11AM

Specialty Burgers & Signature Sandwiches Extensive Craft Beer Selection & Full Bar.

Alwayz theHot

Zpot!

• Outdoor Zeating• Pizza• Mexican Food

• World Famous Zorbaz Clothing

• Cocktailz & Wine

ON DL CITY BEACH

Areaz Greatezt Zelection of Craft Beerz

Live Muzic Throughout the Zummer

Trivia Face-Off Tuezdayz @ 8pm

Detroit Lakez, MN • 847-5305 • Open 10am-2am Daily Year Round

Trivia Face-Off Tuezdayz @ 8pm

www.zorbaz.com

Overlooking Beautiful Rose Lake • 34785 Co. Hwy. 4 , Frazee Reservations accepted • Full Service Catering Available

218.334.3555 or 218.342.3479spankysstonehearth.com

Charcoal Grilled Steaks& Fresh Seafood.

“The Lakes Area Dining Destination”

Open nightly at 5pmMay - September

Open at 5pmWednesday - Sunday

October - April

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YOUR 4 SEASON DESTINATION

On The LakeOn The Lake

1155 Hwy. 10 East | Detroit Lakes , MN | 218-847-2121 | 1-877-251-9348www.holidayinndl.com

DETROIT LAKES ONLY FULL SERVICE HOTEL

2 R• estaurant & Entertainment VenuesMarina & Rentals• Banquet & Meeting Facilities• Weddings on Site• Family Pool Area• 700 Feet of Sandy Beach on Big Detroit Lake• Fish House Rentals & Winter Fun•

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YOUR 4 SEASON DESTINATION

On The LakeOn The Lake

1155 Hwy. 10 East | Detroit Lakes , MN | 218-847-2121 | 1-877-251-9348www.holidayinndl.com

DETROIT LAKES ONLY FULL SERVICE HOTEL

2 R• estaurant & Entertainment VenuesMarina & Rentals• Banquet & Meeting Facilities• Weddings on Site• Family Pool Area• 700 Feet of Sandy Beach on Big Detroit Lake• Fish House Rentals & Winter Fun•