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Connected to the lodge is our dining room and store. We sell convenience groceries, dairy products, candy, ice cream cones, sodas and fishing tackle. Should you get hungry we have pizza and packaged sandwiches.
Here is a list of the items available for your complimentary use as a registered guest at Brindley's Harbor Resort.
Area Attractions:We are 15 paved miles from the lakeside village of Walker. The Leech Lake area has unique shops, stores, restaurants, the Cass County Museum, four golf courses and the Northern Lights Casino. State Trails - Two of Minnesota's most popular biking and snowmobile trail systems intersect in Walker. The 50 mile Heartland Trial from Park Rapids to Cass Lake and the Paul Bunyan Trail which runs from Brainerd to Bemidji and beyond. Both are paved for easy biking.
Chippewa National Forest - Leech Lake is in the heart of the large Chippewa National Forest. There are numerous areas of interest and opportunities to explore. Popular areas include.
More information is available from the Chippewa National Forest, Walker Ranger District. (218) 547-1044. www.fs.fed.us/r9/chippewa
Itasca State Park - headwaters of the Mississippi River. Itasca is Minnesota's oldest state park. The park totals more than 32,000 acres and includes more than 100 lakes. Walk across the mighty Mississippi as it starts its winding journey 2,552 miles to the Gulf of Mexico. Stand under towering 200 year old pines at Preacher's Grove. A fun adventure is climbing the Aiton Heights Fire Tower. A scenic 5.5-mile paved bicycle trail runs along the east side of Lake Itasca and connects Douglas Lodge and the Mississippi Headwaters. Rental bikes (including electric-assist bikes) are available May through mid-October near the Boat Landing. The north entrance is on U.S. Highway 200 about an hour’s drive from Brindley’s. Summer hours: 8 AM - 7 PM daily. http://files.dnr.state.mn.us/outdoor_activities/state_parks/itasca/doandsee.pdf
Deep Portage Conservation
Reserve
- is an
education/outdoor
recreation center with interpretive programs, wildflower garden displays, study
groups, land use demonstrations and recreation opportunities of birding, hiking,
hunting and skiing. It is located about 10 miles east of Hackensack.
Wood Tick
Theater
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A fun family musical show with lively bluegrass, country, folk, and gospel
music. Sing along? Ya sure you betcha! Norwegian Lena Olson is always up to
something to tickle your funny bone. UFF DA!!
Seasonal
from 6/10/2008 to 9/17/2008. Shows W-TH 3pm and 8pm, F-SA 8pm. Reservations
recommended.
Forestedge Winery - Forestedge Rhubarb wine has won International awards and in 2005 was named best Minnesota Fruit Wine at the Twin Cities Food and Wine Experience. Much of the fruit used at Forestedge is harvested from the winery grounds. Rhubarb plants, which started as part of the family garden, have now become a large part of what is harvested for wine. Chokecherries, raspberries, and plums are also grown at the farm.
Directions - Highway 200 west
through Laporte until the junction of MN Highway 64. Turn left and take 64
south. Forestedge Winery is situated on the right side of the road.
We know you'll love the cry of the loon, the morning
sunrise, the star-filled night skies (hopefully an Aurora Borealis display), and the wild
animal families that live nearby. We trust you will be refreshed as you experience the
slower pace, fresh air and relaxing atmosphere.
Try Brindley's Harbor --- you'll like it!
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This page was last updated Sunday, May 25, 2008 |
Whether you choose to enjoy the warm, cozy ambiance of the Main Lodge sitting room
(pictured right) and it's adjoining game room or the pristine beauty of our great outdoors,
you will find many activities and attractions to enhance your stay. Brindley's lodge is a gathering
place for many of our guests to enjoy ping pong, pool, TV, video games and each other. On cool spring, fall and winter evenings, choose a book from our library, settle
into one of our overstuffed leather chairs and escape to the authors world. Perhaps
instead of reading you'd like to work on one of our many jig saw puzzles or play a board
game with friends. A large fieldstone fireplace adds to the north woods ambiance. 
Outdoors the
sandy beach and sheltered bay waters enable water enthusiasts to swim, sail, water-ski or
relax in the sun. Get physical by using our bicycles, sail boats, canoes, paddle boat,
kayaks, playground equipment and lawn games. Planned activities such as turtle races
(pictured), a week long treasure hunt, fishing contests, ice cream social, campfires, and
more provide additional fun for everyone.
