For access to the Mesabi Trail from Highway 169, take 2nd Ave. W. or 2nd Street exits west to 2nd street. Turn north onto 1st Ave. W. Trail access is on left, and parking is available on 1st Ave.
Along the Trail, 10 miles east of Grand Rapids lies the community of Bovey. Trout Lake is a short half mile jaunt between Bovey and nearby Coleraine that boasts two boat launches and a public beach.
Bovey is perhaps most noted in recent years as the town where the world-renowned photograph “Grace” was taken. It shows an older, bearded gentleman seated at a table with his head bowed in prayer. Local portrait photographer, Eric Enstrom, took the photograph. He felt inspired to take the classic photograph when he saw this man walking down the street whom he felt was perfect. The man agreed to pose for the photo, and the rest, as they say, is history.
For access to the Mesabi Trail from Highway 169, take 2nd Ave. W. or 2nd Street exits west to 2nd street. Turn north onto 1st Ave. W. Trail access is on left, and parking is available on 1st Ave.
407 2nd Street
Bovey, MN 55709
218-245-2055
Stop by for a cup of locally roasted & brewed coffee, while exploring one of the largest vintage markets in Northern MN...just six miles from Grand Rapids. Featuring over 10,000 sq. ft. of treasures from over 40 dealers. You'll also find a huge selection of one of a kind finds...including vintage clothing, DIY paint, furniture, jewelry and collectibles. Pre-schedule a tour of the Bovey Speakeasy & Underground Escape Tunnel from the prohibition Era.
407 2nd Street
Bovey, MN 55709
218-245-2055
Stop by for a cup of locally roasted & brewed coffee, while exploring one of the largest vintage markets in Northern MN...just six miles from Grand Rapids. Featuring over 10,000 sq. ft. of treasures from over 40 dealers. You'll also find a huge selection of one of a kind finds...including vintage clothing, DIY paint, furniture, jewelry and collectibles. Pre-schedule a tour of the Bovey Speakeasy & Underground Escape Tunnel from the prohibition Era.
The Mesabi Trail™ has been funded in part by the LCCMR and the Minnesota Environmental and Natural Resources Trust Fund.