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How Utepils, Modist, Surly and other Minnesota beer makers got their names What's an Utepils? And are breweries really Modist or Surly? We explain Minnesota's odd monikers. May 28, 2021 — 8:18am Text size Copy shortlink:
At this point in the wide world of Minnesota craft beer drinking, it's possible to order a Miraculum at Pryes, a Fashion Mullet at Lupulin, an Enmolada at La Doña, a Yawkey Ale at Cuyuna and an Ewald the Golden at Utepils.
Say what, now?
As hard as it is keeping track of all the mouthwatering craft beers now made in Minnesota, staying on top of the odd and sometimes tongue-tying names behind the companies has become something of an insider's game.
Gallery: Six must-see waterfalls in Minnesota
Dozens of waterfalls can be found in Minnesota. Here are several that are worth the hike it may take to get to them.
Author:
Melissa Turtinen
Dozens of scenic waterfalls can be found along Minnesota's many rivers, from cascading waters in far southern Minnesota to high falls that dot the North Shore.
While each of the state's thundering waterfalls is worthy of recognition, here are six waterfalls you just can't miss, no matter the time of year:
6 must-see waterfalls in Minnesota Upper, Middle and Lower falls at Gooseberry Falls State Park
Melissa Turtinen
Gooseberry Falls State Park near Two Harbors is an easy stop on a trip to the North Shore, and there are several waterfalls and rapids along the Gooseberry River that are accessible within the park. Plus, you can follow the river down to Lake Superior.
New route for popular trail gets final approval A 1.6-mile section of the Superior Hiking Trail south of Blueberry Hill Road is permanently closed. | Photo: Jon Ellis/WDIO-TV, file WDIO-TV Created: March 10, 2021 12:04 PM
Construction is expected to begin this year to reroute a section of the Superior Hiking Trail north of Gooseberry Falls State Park.
The 1.6-mile section of trail from the park's falls area to Blueberry Hill Road was permanentely closed several years ago after a private landowner revoked access for the trail. Since then, the trail has temporarily been routed along the paved Gitchi-Gami State Trail and then up Blueberry Hill Road.