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Destination..Dorset
Dorset
Welcomes You!
There's
a reason why thousands of people visit Dorset Minnesota
each year. The decor of "The Restaurant Capital of
the World" is small-town friendly, streets are lined
with boardwalks, casual porch swings and flower baskets.
The shops are filled with special items, from artistically-crafted
pottery and lamps to unique decor and antiques, that turn
houses into homes. Whether in a casual or slightly formal
setting, the restaurants serve the perfect meal around tables
of happy friends and families that makes the trip to Dorset
a must-do event.
 
Have
'A Taste of Dorset'
Be sure to attend the annual 'A Taste of
Dorset' which is held the first Sunday of August. Walk the
main street of Dorset for all kinds of food, entertainment,
games and socializing in a town square-like atmosphere. Food
is served from 11:30 AM until 3:00 PM. Shuttle rides
available on Hwy. 226. See you there
Many Dorset businesses are seasonal and operate from May
until October. Please call individual establishments for
their hours. The Dorset Cafe is open year around.
Dorset
Selects Mayor !!!!
Joseph Stachowski
2007/2008 Mayor
Sharing the responsibilities of the office
of Mayor, both candidates want your Dorset experience to be
memorable. Check out their photo on the Calendar of Events
page and see how you too may become the Mayor of Dorset.
The whole work force from Dorset
2007 Not too bad from a town with the population of
22. Visit us soon !
Contact individual businesses on the Businesses of Dorset
page.
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Great
bike rides begin in Dorset
You
can bike to Dorset by starting at one end in Park Rapids,
from the other end in Walker, or from Akeley and Nevis
in between. Many prefer to anchor in Dorset, which has
a trailhead that will fill all your needs. There is plenty
of blacktopped parking, a playground to keep the kids
amused while you rest on a bench, toilets, picnic tables
and water from a hand pump. Plus, the trailhead is right
next to downtown Dorset for easy access, to restaurants
and shopping.
Click
here for more about the Heartland Trail.
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