At Kitchi Landing Resort, you're right in the heart of Minnesota’s Chippewa National Forest, where friendly local spots, scenic trails, and the charm of the Northwoods await. From dining and fishing to exploring local shops, we’re perfectly positioned to help you make the most of your stay.

Local Northwoods Dining Spots

Pike Hole Restaurant and Bar – A favorite spot to unwind after a day outdoors, offering classic comfort food in a cozy, laid-back atmosphere.
Paradise Resort Restaurant – With lake views and warm hospitality, it’s a great spot for a meal that feels like home.
Big Fish Supper Club – Embrace that true Minnesota supper club experience here, with a hearty menu and charming décor.
Hoot-N-Holler – A relaxed setting for a casual bite where locals gather for good food and good company.
Gosh Dam Place – Known for its friendly service and down-to-earth atmosphere, offering tasty dishes and classic American fare.

Outdoor Adventures and Fishing

Scenic Store is your go-to for all fishing supplies, whether you need live bait, tackle, or just some advice on where the fish are biting.
Just up the road, Knutson Dam offers a beautiful spot for fishing or simply taking in the natural beauty of the Northwoods.
For golf enthusiasts, Sandtrap and Blackduck Golf Course offer scenic courses ideal for a day on the green.
Hiking and biking options are plentiful, with trails at Lake Bemidji State Park and the Paul Bunyan Bike Trail, both showcasing Minnesota’s incredible landscapes and wildlife.
The Lady Slipper Scenic Byway is a picturesque 28-mile route through the Chippewa National Forest that connects Blackduck and Cass Lake, showcasing lush forests, serene lakes, and wildlife.

Discover the history of the Northwoods at Camp Rabideau, a preserved Civilian Conservation Corps camp that offers a glimpse into Minnesota’s past.
For a bit of excitement, head to Cedar Lakes Casino or Northern Lights Casino for gaming and entertainment.
If shopping is on your list, the nearby towns of Blackduck, Walker, and Bemidji offer unique shops, local art galleries, and plenty of Minnesota-made treasures.