Warroad, Minnesota: A Tour of This Hockey-Loving Town

Warroad, Minnesota is a small town located on the border of Canada. It is known for its hockey history and has produced many NHL players. The town was founded in 1895 by a group of settlers who were attracted to the area's natural beauty and abundant natural resources.
The name "Warroad" comes from the Ojibwe word "kah-bay-kay-nong," which means "the end of the war road." This refers to the fact that the town was located at the end of a major trade route that was used by the Ojibwe and other Native American tribes.
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[@PedersonPantry]

Warroad lakers were an adult amateur team. The high school team is the Warroad Warriors - honoring the Native American heritage of the area.

[@HolySilverStrike]

For six years I was the fed ex ground delivery driver for the town of Warroad. The people are friendly and I miss the people there

[@WanderingWalksofWonder]

It's a great place to explore. I agree, I had lunch in a local diner and the folks there were so friendly!

[@ooooahhahahah]

Were you that short dude

[@ericrorris6912]

my mother grew up in warroad her name ruby akre

[@WanderingWalksofWonder]

Cool. It was a fun place to explore. Not sure about winter's there though. Kinda cold I hear.

[@rogerred3855]

Damn, beautiful hockey town with just 2000 folks, sing me up! 👽😈🤙

[@WanderingWalksofWonder]

Thanks!