Melissa L.
12/3/2015
This is a wonderful gem in Duluth. The drive is not paved entirely and you'll have to go slow, but the view is worth it. In the fall, I make a point to go watch the birds migrate south. The...
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3980 E Skyline Pkwy
Duluth, MN 55804
Hawk Ridge Bird Observatory, located in Duluth, MN, is dedicated to the conservation of raptors and other birds in the Western Lake Superior Region through research, education, and stewardship. Their mission focuses on promoting a deeper understanding of birds' migration patterns, behaviors, and habitats.
At Hawk Ridge, visitors can witness the impressive spectacle of tens of thousands of birds migrating back north to their breeding and summering grounds. The observatory conducts daily bird counts, providing opportunities for bird enthusiasts to observe various species, including Bald Eagles, Golden Eagles, Trumpeter Swans, and Pine Siskins.
The organization offers educational programs for visitors, teachers, college groups, and children, aiming to inspire a love for birds and nature. By engaging with the community through events, research projects, and international birding trips, Hawk Ridge Bird Observatory plays a vital role in bird conservation and environmental awareness.
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4.511 reviews
Karen G.
3/21/2023
It has beautiful grand views of Lake Superior. Just a great place to stop for a breath of fresh air!
Richard F.
8/22/2018
We were going through the area so we decided to stop again and see the views of Lake Superior. It was a cloudy day so the views were not the best but, we enjoyed seeing Hawk Ridge again. There...
Katherine B.
11/12/2020
I want to give this five starts, but...we didnt see any hawks. Maybe we were a week or two late. And during Covid, people are not very friendly even if you're a 3rd grader holder a birding book...
Kelley S.
5/26/2017
We came when there was no birds.... so it was really Hawk-less ridge when we were there... but the views were still spectacular and the seven bridges road is always scenic, and good for throwing a...
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