- The list below includes 18 free or cheap things to do in or near Ely, Minnesota, including 15 different types of inexpensive activities like Canoeing, Dog Sleds, Hiking Trails and Art Gallery.
- From Kawishiwi Falls Trail to Bear Head Lake State Park, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Ely.
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65 pure-bred Canadian Eskimo dogs are awaiting for their visitors at the Wintergreen Dogsledding Lodge - Day Tours, for dog-sledging adventures. If the trip is prolonged, lodging is available.
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36 E White Street, Unit B, Ely, MN 55731
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Offering an array of tours including a history-themed tour, a wilderness safari style adventure tour, and a wildlife viewing tour, North Woods Adventures - Day Tours features knowledgeable and experienced guides.
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Ely, Minnesota's main street is Sheridan Street, which contains many interesting shops, boutiques, eateries, and more. The street is the highway to many adventures including canoeing, dog sledding, and hiking.
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With a myriad of exhibits, success with National Geographic, and his own book, the Jim Brandenburg Gallery wants nothing but to share with visitors. Some exhibits include North America, wolves, Europe, and Africa pieces.
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Established in 1999, Spirit of the Wilderness is a family owned and operated full service canoe trip outfitter. The specialize in customized canoe and kayaking trips and feature a live bait and tackle shop with a diverse selection of lures.
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As an 8 lane bowling alley, Ely Bowling Center Lounge & Arcade provides visitors with a space for recreational bowling. The lounge hosts live entertainment from local country music bands and has an area for dancing.
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Including fishing equipment, Jason Groll Fishing Guide Service provides visitors with the opportunity to catch crappies, blue gill, walleye, and northern pike. The guide was born and raised in the area, with an expertise in the local prime fishing spots.
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Located in a community college, Vermilion Interpretive Center hosts exhibits displaying artifacts that depict the regional history. Among these exhibits are photographs and educational posters about the early settlers and Native Americans.
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First placed in 1982, the Giant Loon is the world's largest floating loon. The loon floats in the middle of the lake during the months where the lake is not frozen and is a common site for picture taking.