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At 80-feet tall and 450 feet above the lake, Enger Tower is best known for the views. From the top floor you can see two states, two cities and the endless expanse of Lake Superior. It’s sweet spot to snap a pic and soak in the scenery.
Enger Tower stands above Lake Superior, providing panoramic views of the Twin Ports. The landmark is near Skyline Parkway Scenic Byway, a 28-mile byway route with scenic views of Lake Superior. [1] Each of the tower's levels has windows that are accessible by stairs.
Enger Park rests above Duluth’s West End on a site once called Grand Mountain. The park and adjacent golf course were developed on land purchased with money donated by West End furniture dealer Bert Enger in 1921. His 1931 will included more money for the park’s development, and in 1939 Enger Tower was built in the park in his honor.
Really beautiful, calming park amidst the bustle of Duluth. There are plenty of opportunities to hike and explore, or merely to relax and take in the beauty of the greenery and Lake Superior. The tower is lovely, and is lit on special occasions.
Enger Park rests above Duluth’s West End on a site once called Grand Mountain. The park and adjacent golf course were developed on land purchased with money donated by West End furniture dealer Bert Enger in 1921.
Enger Tower is a beautiful landmark in Duluth, Minnesota, built in 1939 by a Norwegian immigrant and businessman named Bert Enger. The tower is made of blue stone and reinforced concrete and has an observation deck that offers breathtaking views of the city, Lake Superior, and the St. Louis River.
Enger Park has several distinct garden areas within its grounds. The lovely gardens within this park prove how varied and beautiful gardens can be, even in this daunting northern part of Minnesota. The park is located on the summit of the range of stony bluffs that flank the city of Duluth.
Enger Park was established in 1939 along with the dedication of the landmark Enger Tower. The tower was dedicated by Crown Prince Olav and Crown Princess Martha of Norway. The land itself was held by Bert Enger for several years until his death. At his death he left the land to the city for a park. He was a businessman in Duluth, originally ...
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Book your tickets online for Enger Park and Tower, Duluth: See 915 reviews, articles, and 547 photos of Enger Park and Tower, ranked No.4 on Tripadvisor among 106 attractions in Duluth.
