Things to Do in Mankato

Riders roll through lakes area on self-guided Segway tours that include a helmet and comprehensive rider orientation

Up to 250 people can bounce on wall-to-wall trampolines, battle in a laser-tag arena, putt on a mini-golf course, or bowl down mini pins

The grassy brainchild of architect Joel Goldstrand bobs and weaves across 6,540 yards of rolling countryside terrain

Two-hour strike-collecting session entertains groups of up to five bowlers who stave off hunger with bites of pizza & sips of soda

Artist guides up to six students through lessons on how to make fun and colorful monsters from polymer clay; all supplies are provided

Visitors meander and strategize their way through a disorienting and fun 2,500-square-foot mirror maze

Patrons go through basic safety training course before making a solo skydive jump

Karate classes for adults or juniors teach self-defense techniques that improve agility, coordination, and leadership skills

Each beginner designs and assembles a mosaic, learns to cut and glue tiles, and watches a demonstration on proper grouting

Go-kart track, two mini-golf courses, a pool with bumper boats, and an open driving range thrill visitors of all ages

Golfers glide across 6,447-yard, tree-lined course that dates back to 1910

Former US Air Force and Army sergeant and staff lead workouts that include speed- and agility-enhancing calisthenics

Beginner-friendly kayaks and paddleboards float across Lake Minnetonka; instruction, life jackets, and maps provided by staff

Inflatable playlands host open times for kids in all age groups, and encourage tykes to jump, leap, and climb in bounce houses and slide

Father-and-son duo oversee range where archers practice, learn during private lessons, or join in group parties with competitive games

Students tone muscles and increase strength during reformer Pilates classes

Rentable surreys, bikes, and kayaks escort people down the pristine waterways and paths winding through Duluth and Minneapolis

3,600-square-foot play center houses ball pit, inflatable obstacle courses and bounce houses, and air-hockey tables

Prairieland course hemmed by mature trees, ponds, and wetlands meanders across 6,293 yards that ends at clubhouse in renovated 1930s barn

Nationally certified instructors infuse socially driven fitness classes— including Zumba and hip-hop—with energy and global flair

Limousine tours cruise through wine country, stopping at three wineries, a cheese farm, and a chocolatier to shop and try samples

Groups of bowlers punish pins on one of 12 lanes & crunch into pizzas & slurp sodas in center adorned with vintage memorabilia

18-hole, par 71 course pairs an open front nine with a less forgiving back nine cleaved through mature trees

All-day paddleboard rentals include a paddle, life vest, leash, and instructions, and an in-store lesson covering steering and turning

Experienced instructors lead a diverse schedule of classes for all ages and experience levels, including Vinyasa, Iyengar, and kids' yoga

Card provides discounts at over 165 courses and over 30 free rounds of golf in the "Test Drive" program; kids play free at over 50 courses

Barre classes lauded by Minnesota Monthly mix Pilates, yoga, ballet and cardio; as well as Pilates mat classes and four yoga classes

Upon boarding the 60 ft. lake cruiser, passengers receive a glass of champagne and enjoy a one-hour floating meet and mingle

Yoga classes teach students programs derived from Hatha, Vinyasa, and Ashtanga traditions

Putting posses traverse 18-hole mini-golf courses lined with babbling streams and rocky outcrops

From May through October, bowlers can topple pins on one lane for one hour per day wearing complimentary rental shoes