Minnesota Highway 10 - ExploreHWY10.com - St. Cloud, Minnesota "Top 50 Best Places to Live in the US." – Experience why Men's Journal calls this area one of the healthiest, hippest, most adventurous small cities in America. Little Falls, Minnesota Established in 1848 on the banks of the mighty Mississippi River, Little Falls has been offering the traveler a haven for over 150 years. It was the "little falls" in the Mississippi that attracted the attention of entrepreneurs, as it had the traders and explorers. Staples & Motley, MinnesotaWinter Sports – The Staples-Motley Area abounds with outdoor activities throughout the winter. There are hundreds of miles of snowmobile trails within the area. These trails lead to the cities of Staples, Aldrich, Motley, Leader, Phillager and the Lincoln Lakes Area. Wadena, Minnesota Wadena is an Ojibway word meaning "little round hill." When the Northern Pacific Railroad crossed the country in 1872, a new town formed around the depot 15 miles west of the old post and was given the name Wadena after the old townsite. New York Mills, Minnesota Nationally known as the home of the Great American Think-Off, the New York Mills Regional Cultural Center presents an astounding array of gallery exhibits, musical entertainment and art workshops throughout the year, Artwork by regional artists is available in the gift shop.Perham, Minnesota Tranquil lakes...pristine golf courses...the calm, relaxed feeling you get when you're on vacation. Perham is located in the heart of Minnesota's lake region. This thriving community captures the best of both worlds...a flourishing economy...plus a warm and friendly atmosphere with beautiful lakes and endless recreation. Come discover why Perham is a great place to Live... Work... Play and Shop!Frazee, Minnesota Frazee is located 195 miles northwest of the Twin Cities and less than an hour east of Fargo-Moorhead–right in the middle of Minnesota's beautiful lake country. So, what does Frazee have to offer? Detroit Lakes, Minnesota The Detroit Lakes area was first developed in 1871, near the Northern Pacific Railroad line and the junction of the Pelican River and Detroit Lake. The village was incorporated in 1881. The 2003 population of 7,350 swells even larger during the summer months. Detroit Lakes is located about 130 miles west of St. Cloud on Highway 10.

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