Thank you to all of our Duluth Pack fans who participated! We received an overwhelming response with great images attached, of course.  The best part for us is seeing our bags take on exactly what they’re designed to. The Results are In And Congratulations to our winners!  As difficult a decision as it was, we [...]

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Tales from the Trails

On May 4, 2012 By

 Trail Running through Chester Bowl The thing I love about trail running is similar to what most people love about canoeing, camping, hiking, or fishing. IT’S OUTDOORS! It is such a wonderful escape from all the pavement. Stub your toe on a root and not a broken glass bottle in the nearby parking lot. Duck [...]

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Delicious Wild Edibles It’s the time of year when one of the most delicious wild edibles thrusts itself out from under the leaves with reckless abandon—the wild leek. Here in Duluth the leek is often the very first green you’ll see in the woods. This makes them easy to find if you what to look [...]

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In 1992, Cliff Jacobson and Sue Harings were married at Wilberforce Falls on a canoe trip along the Hood River, in Nunavut, Canada. The story is in Cliff’s book, Expedition Canoeing. This year, the couple will celebrate their nineteenth wedding anniversary and will re-live the magic of their Wilberforce Affair through this stunning slide presentation. [...]

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