Lake Minnetonka

Ice boating came to Lake Minnetonka in the 1880s, and is still popular to this day. Read more about The History of Ice Boating on Lake Minnetonka

Copper Cow is a friendly place for business lunches, girlfriend get-togethers, family dinners with the kids, night caps and everything in between. Read more about Copper Hen's Brother Restaurant, Copper Cow, Opens in Minnetonka

Scott McGinnis’ personal history with the Lake Minnetonka area began back in 1856, when his ancestors moved south of Excelsior. Read more about Local Author Has Been 'Hooked On History' Since Age 12

The lives of the Halsted brothers ended sadly near the Lake Minnetonka bay that bears their name. Read more about The Tragedy of Lake Minnetonka's Halsted Brothers

A staycation is friendlier on the wallet, while still doing the mind and body good. Read more about Tips from a Psychologist for a Successful Staycation

We’ve all seen suggested beer and food pairings, but how about beer and books? Read more about Book and Beer Pairings from Cream & Amber

With the senior population skyrocketing in the years to come—and with seniors wanting more out of their later years—local organizations adjust in creative ways. Read more about Opportunities, Resources and Activities for Seniors in the Lake Minnetonka Area

The Westonka Walleye Program has added thousands of the state’s official fish to Lake Minnetonka since 2012. Read more about Lake Minnetonka Resident's Walleye-stocking Program Going Swimmingly

Boulder Bridge Farm, once owned by the Daytons, was at one point the largest of Lake Minnetonka's "gentleman farms." Read more about The History of Boulder Bridge Farm

As the owner of Take the Bait Guide Service LLC, Mike Piccioli has been teaching anglers to find and catch fish in Lake Minnetonka for nearly a decade. Read more about Take a Guided Trip on 'the Best Fishing Lake Around'