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Take a stroll through the beautiful and peaceful Detroit Lakes City Park, which offers scenic views of the lake and a playground area for children. Next, visit the Tamarac National Wildlife Refuge, where you can hike through trails and observe wildlife in their natural habitat.

Have a picnic lunch at the Refuge and enjoy the serenity of the surroundings. Afterwards, visit the Historic Washington Avenue District, which has charming shops and boutiques where you can find unique gifts and souvenirs.

Dine at The Fireside, a local restaurant with a cozy atmosphere that serves classic American cuisine.

Spend the morning fishing on Detroit Lake, which is known for its walleye and muskie populations. If fishing isn't your thing, rent a boat or a jet ski and explore the lake.

Take a break from the water and visit the Historic Holmes Mill, a restored flour mill that now houses a museum. Afterwards, head to the DLCCC (Detroit Lakes Community and Cultural Center) which offers a variety of activities including swimming, fitness classes, and more.

Enjoy dinner at Hotel Shoreham, a historic hotel that features an elegant restaurant and a lakeside patio.

Drive to Itasca State Park, which is about an hour and a half away from Detroit Lakes. It is home to the headwaters of the Mississippi River and offers hiking trails, bike trails, and beautiful scenic views.

Have a picnic lunch at the Park and enjoy the peaceful surroundings. Afterwards, visit the Jacob V. Brower Visitor Center, which has exhibits about the history and nature of the Park.

On your way back to Detroit Lakes, stop at the Forestedge Winery, which offers wine tastings and tours of the vineyard.

Spend the morning at the Detroit Lakes Farmers Market, which offers fresh produce, baked goods, and handmade crafts. Next, visit the Historic Soo Line Depot Museum, which has exhibits about the history of the railroad in the area.

Take a scenic drive through the countryside and visit local farms that offer tours and activities, such as horseback riding and berry picking.

Enjoy dinner at Spanky's Stone Hearth, a rustic restaurant that serves wood-fired pizzas and has a cozy atmosphere.