Best Winter Vacations in Minnesota

The best winter vacations for you depend on whether you want to get out into the snow and cold or if you want winter vacation ideas that will keep you away from the cold.

Minnesota winter vacations, for those of us who look forward to winter, include all the winter sports that require cold, snow and ice.

We love to snowshoe through the forest, fish through the ice, ride snowmobiles, cross-country ski, ice skate, or just take a walk in the newly fallen snow.

There is a sense of excitement that comes with each snowfall.

Winter vacation ideas encourage you to revel in a Minnesota winter if you love the brisk winter season; if you are looking for a cozy retreat from the cold you will find ideas for you as well!  Here is our list of the 10 Best Winter Vacation Spots.

Top Minnesota vacation destinations are fully prepared to offer you unforgettable winter vacation accommodations and activities. Hotels and resorts all across the state cater to winter fun seekers.

Brainerd resorts  in the Gull Lake area are legendary for winter fun activities.

If you live in Minnesota and look forward to winter, these winter getaway spots are for you. If you live where you don't experience snow and cold, but want to, plan your best winter vacation with Minnesota in mind.

Lutsen Resort on Lake Superior is another top resort that gear up to offer you the best in winter vacation accommodations.

Minnesota Snowmobiling - Plan a short ride in a state park or a snowmobile adventure across the state.

Minnesota Ski Resorts may be the perfect winter vacation destination if you love snow sports. Many Minnesota ski resorts offer some of the most appealing lodging and amenities in the state. You can be out on the slopes or in by the fire.

Winter destinations in Minnesota have lots to offer families. The kids will love getting out to enjoy Minnesota winter activities then coming back to the hotel or resort for a great meal and a dip in the pool.

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Our long list of winter sports offers winter vacation ideas that are full of adventure and activity for families, couples or singles. Challenge yourself by learning a new sport or skill, or have an adventure, like dog-sledding. 

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We think that romantic spa vacations are the perfect winter vacation idea for couples. Many of Minnesota's best resorts include a spa. Get out and enjoy the best winter vacation activities then indulge in the pampering the onsite spa offers.

Minnesota water parks take the place of our Minnesota beaches when winter arrives. The tropical atmosphere at an indoor waterpark can be just the right break from the cold and snow.

If your idea of winter fun is to cozy up to a fireplace or relax in a hot tub, many resorts offer those comforts in a big way. Some hotels have a jacuzzi outdoors so you can experience winter while staying warm.

One of the best winter visits of all is to enjoy Christmas in Minnesota!

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