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Enger Tower is a 80-foot monument built in 1939 on land donated by Norwegian immigrant Bert Enger. It offers panoramic views of Lake Superior, two states and two cities, and was dedicated by Crown Prince Olav of Norway.
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.
- 80 feet (24 m)
- Bert Enger
- Enger Park
- Duluth, Minnesota
Enger Park is a scenic park with a golf course, hiking trails, picnic area and a tower named after its donor Bert Enger. The park also features a Peace Bell, a gift from Duluth's sister city of Ohara-Isumi, and a popular wedding venue.
Aug 2022. 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.
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Enger Tower Park is a public park in Duluth, Minnesota, with a 5-story stone tower and a Japanese garden. The park was donated by Bert Enger, a Norwegian businessman, and dedicated by the Norwegian royal family in 1939.
Enger Tower is a 80-foot-tall landmark built by a Norwegian immigrant in 1939. It offers stunning views of the city, Lake Superior, and the St. Louis River, and hosts a carillon and special events. Learn more about its history, construction, and significance, and get tips for a memorable visit.
Things to Do. Dining. Festivals / Events. Grid Map. 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.
