Lanesboro

Lanesboro is a quaint tourist destination in Southern Minnesota nestled in a deep valley of the Root River.

Get in

Get around

See

Do

Popular activities include biking, canoeing & kayaking.

Buy

Eat
  • Pedal Pushers. Breakfast, lunch, & dinner. 
  • Rhino's. Lunch & dinner 
  • Old Village Hall Restaurant. Dinner only. 
  • Riverside on the Root, 109 S. Parkway Ave (downtown). Lunch & dinner. Casual dining with good-sounding, but bland-tasting, thus over-prized entrees with rushed and slightly grumpy service, role-modeled by the owners. But the location and atmosphere is grand (if you can get a table on the river patio or balcony) and if don't have too high expectations about food quality and service, it's worth a visit. 
  • Pastry Shoppe, 202 Parkway Ave (downtown, next to the Mane Theater). closes at 4 PM. Good value and taste for pastries and lunch. Seats 25. They also do wonderful catering. 
  • Chat 'n Chew, 701 Parkway Ave (7 min. walk from downtown). closes at 3 PM. A traditional, old-time breakfast and lunch diner with the charm of fair-priced standard American fare with varying degrees of service quality. 
  • Spud Boy Diner. Breakfast and lunch. Circa 1925 diner car refurbished and placed on a small lot on Lanesboro's main street. Great food and excellent coffee. Booth seating for ladies. 

Drink

Three bars & saloons cater to the needs of the thirsty:

  • Root River Saloon. 
  • American Legion. 
  • Parkway Pub. 

Sleep

With over 125 beds and over 200 campsites in the community and surrounding areas, Lanesboro invites its visitors to stay more than just a day.

Go next
Routes through Lanesboro

Jct W E ← Jct N S ← Jct N S ←  W  E  → Jct N → Jct S → becomes → La Crosse


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