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Boise Paper Solutions Mill Tours - See the second largest and fastest paper making machine in the world at the Boise Paper Solutions mill, located on Second Street. Touring America magazine lists this as one of the top 18 plant tours in the country. June through August, Monday through Friday, tours are regularly scheduled; other times by reservation. No children under 10 or cameras are allowed. No admission fee.
Address: 400 2nd Street, International Falls, MN
Distance: 1.2 miles
Phone: 218-285-5011

Smokey Bear Park - Smokey's vital statistics: height, 26 feet; weight, 82 tons. Bring your lunch or buy "to-go" downtown and enjoy the shaded picnic tables within the park. No admission fee.
Address: Highway 71 and 6^th Avenue, International Falls, MN
Distance: 1.2 miles

Koochiching County Historical Museum and Bronko Nagurski Museum - The Koochiching Historical Museum features 10,000 years of Borderland history. Exhibits document the northern Minnesota region including Native history and culture, European settlement and the utilization of the natural resources through the fur trade to modern forestry.

The attached Bronko Nagurski Museum is a lasting tribute to this football legend. Experience the early days of the NFL and be inspired by the greatest football player of all time.

Address: Smokey Bear Park, 214 6^th Avenue, International Falls, MN
Distance: 1.2 miles
Phone: 218-283-4316
Hours of Operation: Open all year. Admission fee.

Sportsmen's Service Wildlife Museum - View the finest private wildlife collection in Minnesota. Visitors will enjoy exhibits including over 100 birds and 50 animals.
Address: 424 3rd Ave, International Falls, MN
Distance: 1.9 miles
Phone: 218-283-2411

Rainy River Community College - RRCC's campus is an eight-building complex connected with heated walkways, a courtyard and three ponds edged by decks. The adjacent residence hall offers furnished apartment-style accommodations for students. Our varsity sports and student activities foster leadership and diversity.
Address: 1501 Highway 71, International Falls, MN
Distance: 0.2 miles
Phone: 218-285-7722

International Border & Bridge - The International Bridge is a popular crossing for tourists and local citizens. To visit Fort Frances, Ontario, you may drive your vehicle and pay a toll or leave your car in the U.S. and use the pedestrian walkway. Either way, you're required to check in with Canadian Customs. When you enter the town of Fort Frances, visit their travel information center, just a half-block past Canadian Customs.
Distance: 2.5 miles

Playgrounds - The eight playgrounds in International Falls are: 8th Street, Kerry Park, City Beach, Ranier, Third Avenue East, Riverview Boulevard, Shorewood Drive and Carson-Lupie playground, which is handicap accessible. A new skateboard park is located at Kerry Park.

Falls Country Club - Falls Country Club, located next to scenic Rainy River, offers an 18-hole championship golf course that is open to the public. The par-72 course, which measures 6,632 yards from the back tees, winds through the beautiful pines and aspen of Northern Minnesota and is laced with a series of streams and ponds that provide a challenge to players of all skill levels. PGA Professional, pro shop, restaurant, bar and practice range available for your enjoyment.
Address: Highway 71, International Falls, MN
Distance: 1.7 miles
Phone: 218-283-4491

Rainy Lake Bike Trail - One of Northern Minnesota's most scenic bike trails begins in International Falls and ends near the Rainy Lake Visitor Center entrance to Voyageurs National Park.

Shopping - A vacation is rarely complete without taking time to shop. Voyageur Country is sprinkled with unique shops, antique shops and a mall. Concentrated shopping areas include: Main Street area, Highway 53, Highway 11 West, and in the historic village of Ranier (two miles east of International Falls). Many of the resorts, houseboats B & B's, cottages and hotels also offer souvenirs.