
15 Best Hotels in Lanesboro, Minnesota
Lanesboro has more B&Bs per block than most towns have restaurants. Stone Mill Hotel puts you steps from the Root River Trail and Sylvan Brewing.
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Lanesboro has more B&Bs per block than most towns have restaurants. Stone Mill Hotel puts you steps from the Root River Trail and Sylvan Brewing.

Lanesboro has 750 people, zero chain restaurants, and a 42-mile bike trail that makes most state parks look boring.

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