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DeutschInternational Falls is a city in Minnesota. The city is nicknamed "Frostbite Falls" or "Icebox of the Nation". According to Forbes magazine, it is the coldest city in the Lower 48 United States.
Get in
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Map of International Falls
- 1 Falls International Airport (INL IATA). Service from Minneapolis/St. Paul
Get around
[edit | edit source]See
[edit | edit source]- Smokey Bear Park, 214 6th Ave. Site of eponymous bear statue and the Koochiching County Historical Museum and Bronko Nagurski Museum.
- Big Vic, Voyageur Statue, at the intersection of Hwys 11 and 20 east of town.
Do
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- Rainy Lake represents the border between Minnesota and Ontario, Canada. It is popular for fishing, boating, and cross-country skiing and snowmobiling when it freezes over in winter. Rainy Lake connects to Voyageurs National Park which has 46 boat-in campsites on Rainy Lake.
- Kerry Park - skating rink
Buy
[edit | edit source]Eat
[edit | edit source]- The Library, 1323 3rd St. Cafe with a library motif serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
Drink
[edit | edit source]Sleep
[edit | edit source]- Cantilever Hotel, Trademark Collection by Wyndham, 2078 Spruce St, Ranier. Adjacent to Rainy Lake. Hot tub overlooking lake.
Connect
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[edit | edit source]- Voyageurs National Park
- Fort Frances, in Northern Ontario, Canada, is just across the bridge. Since it is in a different country, have your passport ready.
- Angle Inlet, Minnesota, the only part of the 48 contiguous United States which is north of the 49th parallel, is served by float or ski plan services from International Falls.
| Routes through International Falls |
Kenora ← Fort Frances ← becomes  ←  ← | N  S | → Virginia → Duluth |
| Kenora ← Fort Frances ← becomes ← ← | N  S | → Big Falls → Bemidji |
| Drayton ← Baudette ← | W  E | → Voyageurs National Park → END |