Things To Do
in Otsego

A scenic park featuring trails through forested areas and open spaces, ideal for hiking and nature walks.

A beautiful area known for its hiking trails along the Au Sable River, offering stunning views and wildlife observation.

A large park with a network of trails running through ancient pine forests, providing a peaceful hiking experience.

Features extensive trails and diverse landscapes, from hills to rivers, perfect for both novice and experienced hikers.

This park offers lakeside trails and wooded paths, great for hiking, biking, and enjoying the natural beauty.

The largest airport in Minnesota, located approximately 60 miles west of Otsego, MSP serves as a major hub for both domestic and international flights.

One of the busiest airports in the world, O'Hare is about 400 miles southeast of Otsego and serves numerous international destinations.

Located about 400 miles southeast of Otsego, Midway primarily serves domestic flights but also handles some international routes.

Located in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, approximately 75 miles southeast of Otsego, MKE offers various international flights.

Located around 190 miles southwest of Otsego, DSM offers a range of domestic flights with some international service.

Predominantly non-Hispanic white individuals making up the largest demographic group in Otsego.

Individuals of Hispanic or Latino origin, contributing to the cultural diversity of Otsego.

A smaller demographic group consisting of Black or African American residents.

Includes individuals identifying as Asian, often representing various national backgrounds.

Residents identifying with two or more racial backgrounds.

Includes individuals identifying as Native American or Alaska Native.

A very small demographic group consisting of Native Hawaiians or other Pacific Islanders.

A popular indoor and outdoor sport where teams compete to score points by throwing a ball through the opposing team's hoop.

A widely played team sport where players aim to score by getting a ball into the opposing team's goal using any part of their body except their hands.

A classic American sport involving two teams that take turns batting and fielding, with the objective of scoring runs by hitting a pitched ball.

A popular team sport where players pass and run with an oval ball in order to score touchdowns, commonly played in schools and local leagues.

A variant of baseball played with a larger ball on a smaller field, often enjoyed in recreational leagues and community events.

A team sport in which players hit an inflated ball over a net to score points, played both indoors and on the beach.

A fast-paced team sport played on ice, where players slide a puck into the opposing team's goal using sticks.

A combination of athletic contests based on running, walking, jumping, and throwing, often held in local schools and competitions.