Regional Visitor Center

303 S Elm St, PO Box 489, Rushford, MN 55971

Phone: (507) 864-2992

Email: hbc@bluffcountry.com

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OUR MISSION:  “To establish the Historic Bluff Country Region of Southeastern Minnesota as a desirable travel destination, as well as to strengthen and improve the economic base of the area.”

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Discover the Magic of Bluff Country

The members of Bluff Country provide support through their memberships and their personal involvement in the organization.  Financial support is also received from Houston, Fillmore and Mower Counties and from community lodging taxes. In addition, the City of Rushford provides the facility for the Regional Visitor Center.  Thanks to all of you who make this organization possible!

1.	State Trails: Over 60 miles of fully-paved rail-to-trail multi-purpose trails. Minnesota has been designated by the American Trails Group to be the nation’s “Best Trails State” and these are some of the best trails you’ll find in Minnesota!

2.	5 Scenic Byways: Breathtaking scenery that inspires family travel fun, motorcycling tours, or just a Sunday drive. Highway 16 Historic Scenic Byway Voted Best Fall Drive by Minnesota Monthly Magazine in 2011!

3.	State Parks: Outdoor “palaces” for the public!  Groomed trails, well-maintained fishing holes and waterways, campsites, horse, OHV and hiking trails, giant caves, fresh air, sunshine and mosquito controls.

4.	Recreation: Canoeing, tubing, swimming, hunting, fishing, birding, golfing, snowmobiling, skiing, motorcycle touring, bicycling, hiking, horseback riding, OHV use and much more

5.	Lodging: Shady campgrounds and resorts, historic inns, charming B&B’s, and quiet, clean motels

6.	Shopping: Antiques, wine, Amish goods, Scandinavian food and gifts, local arts & crafts, quilts and local produce

7.	Local Celebrations and Festivals: Check the community links and event calendar

8.	Culture:  Theatre, art galleries, music, concerts, crafts, local art, farmers markets

9.	Dining: Home cooking, ethnic cuisine, fast food, sports bars

10.	Guided and Self-Guided Tours

Check out the new Bluff Country Woman (BCW) blog site to find out what people are saying about the places and adventures in Bluff Country.  (p.s. It’s for guys, too!)