Lake Pepin

Lake Pepin is the largest lake on the Mississippi River. It is home to incredibly diverse flora and fauna and serves as an important water filter that reduces sediment and other pollution flowing downstream. The Lake Pepin area is historically and culturally important, providing a home to humans stretching back for over 12,000 years. The lake has provided great inspiration to famous authors and visual artists, as well as to the many thousands of travelers who visit each year.

Discover the intriguing combination of a popular foodie haven nestled amongst the picturesque scenery of Lake Pepin, famed for its beauty and recently gaining a reputation for its food offerings. From tea rooms to sandwich restaurants and pastry shops, there’s something to suit every taste around the shores of Lake Pepin. If you’ve got an abundance of time on your hands, jump aboard the Pearl of the Lake paddle-wheeler that will ferry you from Lake City to other towns, meaning you can enjoy unbeatable views from the water and have the freedom to visit more than one lakeside destination. Come here and enjoy your day trip to this place!

Location: Minnesota and Wisconsin, United States

Website: https://visitlakepepin.org/
Distance from Minnesota: 226 miles
Travel time: 3 hours 53 minutes
TripAdvisor Review: 106 reviews