Neighboring Cities - AmericInn® of Blue Earth, MN
Welcome to the Cities Neighboring our Blue Earth Minnesota Hotel
Amboy
The AmericInn of Blue Earth hotel is only 19 miles from Amboy which was established in 1879 as a farming community centered around the rail lines that made up the cities hub of activity. People would trade goods and services in Amboy which eventually lead to the development of a city business district, school and many churches. Today the city still has many agriculture, along with retail and commercial business which keep the town thriving.
Fairmont
Located 22 miles to the east, Fairmont has a picturesque setting amidst a chain of five lakes, thus offering a wide array of recreational activities. While in the area visit the parks, historical attractions, Aquatic Park, and cultural or sporting events. The diverse dining and shopping opportunities are sure to offer you pleasurable experiences.
Albert Lea
Located 40 miles to the west, Albert Lea, also known as "The Land Between the Lakes," is nestled between Fountain Lake and Albert Lea Lake in southern Minnesota, providing year round activities including boating, fishing, golfing, camping, snowmobiling, biking, canoeing, kayaking & skiing. Enjoy breathtaking wildlife and beauty along the Blazing Star Bike Trail, Myre Big Island State Park, Itasca Rock Gardens and Edgewater Park. Take a scenic tour aboard the new Pelican Breeze II Cruise Boat. Tour the Historical Museum and Village, Albert Lea Art Center and the Story Lady Doll & Toy Museum. Shopping enthusiasts will love our unique specialty, craft, gift and antique shops in the Historic Downtown. Don't miss our annual events: The Land Between the Lakes Triathlon, Eddie Cochran Weekend, Festival of Bands, 3rd of July Parade, 4th of July Fireworks, April Sorensen Memorial Half Marathon Live Laugh Love Run, Freeborn County Fair and Big Island Rendezvous!
Mankato
44 minutes to the north Mankato offers wildlife, water sports and outdoor recreation are mainstays here, but shopping, dining, cultural events and attractions are plentiful for those who prefer indoor pursuits. Be transported to another era in the historic Old Town district, a riverside retreat where progressive shops and restaurants mingle with authentic 19th century buildings. From pioneer museums to modern vineyards, from theatre and art to skiing and hockey, Mankato residents work hard to make sure their city lives up to its designation.
