Duluth Parks: An Outdoor Tradition - Full Documentary

This WDSE Documentary celebrates the city’s longstanding love affair with the outdoors in a one-hour documentary film that explores the city's parklands through the stories of people passionate about building and preserving them.
Make your way with us through a city of thousands of acres of open space, dozens of parks, trails and streams, on the shore of the world’s biggest freshwater lake.

[@SandyHansenPhotography]

We just visited Duluth for 5 nights staying in our 5th wheel. It our first time in the area! We were surprised at beautiful area and things to see! But now we found these wonderful videos of the history of the area! We really are enjoying these videos!! Thank you!! We will for sure come back for a visit next year!

[@charliecurfman8859]

I just love these documentaries about Duluth. I love learning about the history so cool. 👍

[@mrp2561]

Great area, I might move back there when I retire.

[@berniesmith6466]

Hey Thom, you may not remember me. We both graduated from Central high school in 1967. I enjoyed your commentary on Chester bowl. My father made movies of the ski jumpers and he was the caretaker of Longview tennis courts, skating and hockey rink for 32 years. When I graduated from DAIT vocational school in 1969, I left Duluth right after the ceremony to get out of Duluth as quickly as possible. I worked in Minneapolis at Northern States Power ( now known as XCELL) until 1972 and then moved to Florida. I have been back to Duluth several times and it continues to get better and better. The documentaries on RUclips bring back fond memories. Thank you for your input. I wish you and your family all the best....Bernie Smith

[@greattoyreviewer]

you forgot memorial park in west duluth

[@colonistsfirst204]

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