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GUNFLINT TRAIL ASSOCIATION

GRAND MARAIS, MNEIN: 41-1512139Website

Data sourced from IRS 990 public filings

GUNFLINT TRAIL ASSOCIATION Where Is Your Next Adventure?The Gunflint Trail is a northeastern Minnesota destination of a different nature, where moose, loons, warblers, Goshawks, and Boreal Owls out-number the human population. The north woods and boundary water lakes are full of exciting things to do spring, summer, fall, and winter (and remember, we get a LOT of snow here!) Thinking about planning a vacation? Then you’ll want information on lodging, dining, canoe trips, camping, and year-round events. We’re looking forward to seeing you soon on the Gunflint Trail.Winter on the GunflintX-SkiSnowmobileLodgingDiningWinter on the Gunflint Trail offers the perfect blend of adventure and relaxation. Spend your days cross-country skiing or snowmobiling through the boreal forest, then warm up by the fire in one of our welcoming lodges or cabins. Local restaurants and bars serve up great food, cold drinks, and the kind of friendly conversation that makes strangers feel like old friends. It’s a genuine Northwoods winter experience.Driveway to the Boundary WatersThe moose are out, with their new brown coats, and long-legged youngsters. There’s always a good chance to spot them where cattails grow, in wet areas. So take it slow and watch the side of the road for tracks in the soft shoulder. Stop by the moose-viewing area half-way up the Gunflint Trail, and follow the trails. This area is full of wildflowers, birds, and, if you are lucky, moose!Memories, stories, and good family fun. Take the mystery out of camping in the BWCAW. Not everyone grew up camping and paddling in the Boundary Waters but with a little help, almost everyone has a great experience. Spend healthy, quality time with your kids. Leave the distractions behind and enjoy making memories this summer in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area of northern Minnesota.The Gunflint Trail is a Minnesota Scenic Byway. The 57-mile-long paved road winds its way from Grand Marais on the north shore of Lake Superior, to Saganaga Lake near the Canadian border.View All BusinessesMake Reservations EarlyMake plans now for your summer vacation on the Gunflint Trail. Whether you come for a wilderness canoe trip, fishing, hiking, camping, or just to relax in a cozy cabin; every season on the Gunflint Trail is sensational.

Annual Revenue

$290,307

Known Funders

0

Grants Received

0

Financial History

YearRevenueExpensesAssets
2024$290,307$290,307$5,486
2023$292,435$292,435$5,486
2022$286,663$286,663$5,486
2021$293,798$293,798$5,486
2020$269,345$269,345$5,486
2019$203,865$203,865$5,486
2018$217,535$217,535$5,486
2017$201,382$201,382$5,486

Top Funders

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Key Personnel

From 2024 IRS 990 filing

C

CHARLES SKINNER

BOARD CHAIR

Officer
C

CARL MADSEN

BOARD

J

JOHN FREDRIKSON

TREASURER

Officer

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