Sunny Augustine on Instagram: "Oberg Mountain… National Superior Forest, Minnesota…an amazing autumn view #autumn #duluth #autumnmood #autumn #lusten #superiornationalforest #northshore #weather #duluth #mnphotographer #landscapephotography #lakesuperiormagazine #lakesuperior#exploreminnesota #ig_unitedstates#natgeo#photography#visualambassadors#moodygrams #beautifuldestinations #depthsofearth#awesomepix #landscape_lovers#travelphotography #bestnatureshots#ig_myshots #planet_earth_shots#colors_o

Visit Duluth on Instagram: "Over 100 years of history tucked inside these walls, and still at the heart of Duluth dining 🍽️ ❤️ From the stories etched into the woodwork to the meals shared around the table, Pickwick has been a gathering place for generations. Stop in and add your story to the legacy. #visitduluth #duluthmn #authenticduluth #onlyinmn"

Destination Duluth on Instagram: "“Caught the American Century clearing the Aerial Lift Bridge at Canal Park just after sunrise. 1,000 feet of steel heading downbound into a glass-calm Lake Superior — timing doesn’t get much better.” 🚢🌅 By @derek.varin #lifeupnorth #destinationduluth #befromduluth #yourdestinationforlife"

Lakisha Johnson on Instagram: "Hey Duluth Foodies!!! Let check out @srithaiduluth 🔥🔥🔥 Check out their Thai street food—they have a big variety of dishes and flavors. - The food is super flavorful and known as one of the best in town! - They have a large dining room that fits up to 150 people, great for events like family reunions, birthdays, and graduations. - Easy to get to, with a big parking lot right off Highway Exit 102 (Beaver Ruin). • #food #foodie #duluth @mustard.love"

Destination Duluth on Instagram: "After the rains - Ilgen Falls By Adam Malmanger @escapewme Illgen Falls is a 40-foot waterfall located on the Baptism River in Tettegouche State Park, Minnesota. It's about half a mile upstream of the larger High Falls and isn't accessible from the park's main trail system. To reach Illgen Falls, you'll need to drive north past Tettegouche and turn left up Highway 1 for 1.6 miles. A small gravel pull-off on the left will lead to a short trail that takes you to t