We are so excited to share our Voyageurs National Park Itinerary and Trip Report! We spent multiple days exploring the p ...

Wildlife researcher Austin Homkes, who studies the relationship between wolves and beavers in Voyageurs National Park, stands next to a giant jack pine that turned out to be the largest living ...

Wildlife researcher Austin Homkes, who studies the relationship between wolves and beavers in Voyageurs National Park, stands next to a giant jack pine that turned out to be the largest living ...

Sisters Lia Pearl, left, and Katie Tretter, both of Brainerd, Minnesota, float on Namakan Lake at the Williams Island campsite during a family trip at Voyageurs National Park.

Voyageurs National Park offers a stunning glimpse of history and natural beauty along serene lake country shores. Trails like Rainy Lake offer a mix of challenges and peaceful experiences suitable ...

But Voyageurs National Park, with its sweep of history, pristine forests and abundant waters, is the crown jewel in the Park Service's Minnesota treasure trove, the largest and most prestigious of ...

Voyageurs National Park wolves alter the landscape they live in Predation on beavers prevents thousands of acres of forest from being converted into wetlands.

The largest forest fire in decades at Voyageurs National Park is nearly out, park officials said Tuesday.

But a jack pine on Namakan Lake in Voyageurs National Park has gained some national notoriety. The 73-foot-tall tree, on the shores of Moose Bay, has been officially declared the largest jack pine ...

Where is Voyageurs located? Voyageurs National Park is located in Northern Minnesota, almost to Canada. It’s about four-and-a-half hours away from the Twin Cities of Minneapolis-Saint Paul by car.

We were motoring into Minnesota’s Voyageurs National Park, exploring just a speck of its 134,000 acres of woodlands, 84,000 acres of water, 500 islands and 655 miles of wild shoreline. That ...

When Congress created Voyageurs as the 36th national park in 1971, it protected a wilderness of bears, moose and wolves, where French Canadian fur traders paddled two centuries earlier, where ...