Hinckley
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Located just off Interstate 35 between the Twin Cities and Duluth, Hinckley real estate listings offer residents access to nationally renowned entertainment, fantastic outdoor recreation, and outstanding schools. The city is known for its sense of community, and celebrates this atmosphere with celebrations like the Corn & Clover Carnival every summer.
From Tobies famous caramel rolls, to concerts at the Grand Casino Hinckley, to hiking, biking, or snowmobiling the Willard Munger State Trail, there is something for everyone in Hinckley. Interested in homes for sale in Hinckley, MN? Take a look at our extensive listings here.
Hinckley is host to a number of recreational opportunities for the whole family. Walk, bike, or ride through the Willard Munger State Trail, the longest paved trail in Minnesota stretching 72 miles all the way to Duluth. Camp, fish and canoe along the scenic St. Croix River or the Kettle River, or visit the St. Croix State Park or Banning State Park. Don’t forget to check out one of Hinckley’s top attractions, the Grand Casino, to hit the slots or take in a show. Hinckley offers a plethora of fun anytime of year!
Hinckley offers a quaint downtown district that is equipped with thrift stores, the infamous Antiques America Mall and Moustique Boutique Music & Gifts in Tobies Mill. Whether you’re seeking casual, every day items, a hidden treasure at the antique mall, or handmade crafts and accessories Hinckley has everything you could ever need.
There is no shortage of dining options in Hinckley, from a quick bite to eat to an elegant steakhouse, there are options to satisfy any craving. Have breakfast at Cassidy’s Restaurant with a fresh bakery open every day, a savory pizza at Cherries Pizza, or one of the famous cinnamon rolls at Tobie’s Restaurant and Bakery. Looking for an upscale option? Take the family for steak and seafood at The Winds Steakhouse located in the Grand Casino.
There is no shortage of dining options in Hinckley, from a quick bite to eat to an elegant steakhouse, there are options to satisfy any craving. Have breakfast at Cassidy’s Restaurant with a fresh bakery open every day, a savory pizza at Cherries Pizza, or one of the famous cinnamon rolls at Tobie’s Restaurant and Bakery. Looking for an upscale option? Take the family for steak and seafood at The Winds Steakhouse located in the Grand Casino.
Hinckley is composed of two public elementary schools and one high school. With a dedicated education staff, the Hinckley school system offers students a wide range of tools to make their education successful.
Hinckley offers service to Minneapolis through the Skyline shuttle and Jefferson Bus Lines, as well as local transportation with Attaboys Taxi services, Arrowhead Transit and Field of Dreams Airport.
Hinckley is a Plan A Statutory city, with an elected mayor and four elected councilmembers. The council meets the second Tuesday of every month.
Native Americans had been settled near the St. Croix River since around 1854, following the settling of loggers into the area due to the large stand of white pine trees. The first sawmill was built in 1869, with the Lake Superior and Mississippi Railroads soon following. Following the railroad, the lumbering industry boomed and for the next twenty years Hinckley was a prosperous town. On September 1st, 1894, following an exceptionally dry summer, the Great Fire devastated the entire area covering over 400 miles and six towns. This caused Hinckley to lose a lot of its farming land, but remains today as a tourist destination famous for the beautiful land and the Grand Casino. Currently the population is about 1,400 and growing with the prosperous job opportunities and the draw of the small town life.
Hinckley is host to a number of recreational opportunities for the whole family. Walk, bike, or ride through the Willard Munger State Trail, the longest paved trail in Minnesota stretching 72 miles all the way to Duluth. Camp, fish and canoe along the scenic St. Croix River or the Kettle River, or visit the St. Croix State Park or Banning State Park. Don’t forget to check out one of Hinckley’s top attractions, the Grand Casino, to hit the slots or take in a show. Hinckley offers a plethora of fun anytime of year!
Hinckley offers a quaint downtown district that is equipped with thrift stores, the infamous Antiques America Mall and Moustique Boutique Music & Gifts in Tobies Mill. Whether you’re seeking casual, every day items, a hidden treasure at the antique mall, or handmade crafts and accessories Hinckley has everything you could ever need.
There is no shortage of dining options in Hinckley, from a quick bite to eat to an elegant steakhouse, there are options to satisfy any craving. Have breakfast at Cassidy’s Restaurant with a fresh bakery open every day, a savory pizza at Cherries Pizza, or one of the famous cinnamon rolls at Tobie’s Restaurant and Bakery. Looking for an upscale option? Take the family for steak and seafood at The Winds Steakhouse located in the Grand Casino.
There is no shortage of dining options in Hinckley, from a quick bite to eat to an elegant steakhouse, there are options to satisfy any craving. Have breakfast at Cassidy’s Restaurant with a fresh bakery open every day, a savory pizza at Cherries Pizza, or one of the famous cinnamon rolls at Tobie’s Restaurant and Bakery. Looking for an upscale option? Take the family for steak and seafood at The Winds Steakhouse located in the Grand Casino.
Hinckley is composed of two public elementary schools and one high school. With a dedicated education staff, the Hinckley school system offers students a wide range of tools to make their education successful.
Hinckley offers service to Minneapolis through the Skyline shuttle and Jefferson Bus Lines, as well as local transportation with Attaboys Taxi services, Arrowhead Transit and Field of Dreams Airport.
Hinckley is a Plan A Statutory city, with an elected mayor and four elected councilmembers. The council meets the second Tuesday of every month.
Native Americans had been settled near the St. Croix River since around 1854, following the settling of loggers into the area due to the large stand of white pine trees. The first sawmill was built in 1869, with the Lake Superior and Mississippi Railroads soon following. Following the railroad, the lumbering industry boomed and for the next twenty years Hinckley was a prosperous town. On September 1st, 1894, following an exceptionally dry summer, the Great Fire devastated the entire area covering over 400 miles and six towns. This caused Hinckley to lose a lot of its farming land, but remains today as a tourist destination famous for the beautiful land and the Grand Casino. Currently the population is about 1,400 and growing with the prosperous job opportunities and the draw of the small town life.
