Minnesota
Scenic Byways
- Edge of the Wilderness
- Great River Road
- Gunflint Trail
- Historic Bluff Country
- Minneapolis Grand Rounds
- Minnesota River Valley
- North Shore Scenic Drive
- Paul Bunyan
- Apple Blossom Drive
- Avenue of Pines
- Glacial Ridge Trail
- Historic Highway 75 “King of Trails”
- Ladyslipper
- Lake Country
- Otter Trail
- Saint Croix
- Shooting Star
- Skyline Parkway
- Superior National Forest
- Veterans Evergreen Memorial Drive
- Waters of the Dancing Sky
Minnesota Scenic Byways are roads that pass through 21 transportation corridors that feature many of Minnesota’s finest cultural, historic, natural, recreational, archaeological and cultural locations and landscapes. Grassroots organizations have nominated these byways for byway designation and engage in planning, conservation, preservation and marketing activities to ensure a quality byway experience for visitors and residents.
Four state agencies, including the Minnesota Department of Transportation, the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources, the Minnesota Historical Society and Explore Minnesota Tourism, partner with these grassroots organizations and with local governments on byway projects.
Eight Minnesota byways are also designated as National Scenic Byways under the National Scenic Byways Program, managed by the Federal Highway Administration.
Additional information about Minnesota Byways can be found at the Explore Minnesota Tourism or National Scenic Byways Program websites.
Funding for eligible activities on Minnesota Scenic Byways is available from the National Scenic Byways Program. Information about National Scenic Byways Discretionary Grant funding and other features of the National Scenic Byways Program.
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