Grand Portage National Monument Ojibwe Village
Contact Information
Grand Portage National Monument
170 Mile Creek RdPO Box 426
Grand Portage, MN 55605
About
Reconstructed fur trade depot, Ojibwe Village exhibit, and 8.5 mile historic Grand Portage trail. Living History, Park Ranger guided programs/demonstrations, Ojibwe Village exhibit, fur trade history, area history; historical demonstrations, historic cooking and baking demonstrations; Visitor Center, and gift shop.
Dates
Heritage Center open all year - call to confirm. Historic Depot open 9am-5pm daily from the Saturday of Memorial Day weekend through Columbus Day.Rates
Fee free.
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Green Practices
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We are a green park.
- Eco-friendly landscape/facility design
- Eco-friendly purchasing practices
- Energy efficiency/conservation
- Transportation-related policies or programs
- Waste reduction/reuse/recycling
Attraction Attributes
- Can accommodate groups of 45 or more
- Native-American heritage
What's Nearby
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An aerial view of Grand Portage National Monument
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