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Welcome to Monticello, MN

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Welcome To Monticello, MN

Welcome to Monticello, where small‑town warmth meets big‑picture potential. Nestled along the banks of the Mississippi River, this vibrant Wright County city blends scenic beauty, purposeful growth, and a close-knit community feel. With abundant parks, a thriving arts scene, and a welcoming vibe, Monticello offers a lifestyle that’s both charming and full of opportunity—from historic homes to modern developments. Whether you're starting your first chapter or plotting your next move, Monticello is ready to welcome you.

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Living In Monticello, MN

Living in Monticello means enjoying the best of both worlds: peaceful, community-oriented living just a short drive from the Twin Cities. Monticello maintains its small‑town roots while steadily expanding. The city offers excellent schools—ISD 882 serves Monticello students from Pinewood and Little Mountain Elementary to Monticello High School, one of Wright County’s largest, with over 1,300 students. Monticello is also strategically located with convenient access to I‑94, Highways 25 and 10—making commuting easy while preserving affordability and character.

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What To Do In Monticello, MN

Monticello is filled with parks, cultural experiences, and unique local touches that bring the community to life. Outdoor enthusiasts can explore the Bertram Chain of Lakes Regional Park—more than 1,200 acres of lakes, forests, and trails offering year-round activities from hiking and mountain biking to paddling and winter cross-country skiing. Nearby, Lake Maria State Park provides a peaceful setting for hiking and horseback riding through remnant forest landscapes. Downtown, MontiArts infuses the city with creativity through public art, while local parks and the community center host markets, events, and gatherings that connect neighbors. History buffs will enjoy the Queen Anne–style Nicherson–Tarbox House, built in 1889 and proudly listed on the National Register of Historic Places. And in the colder months, a truly unique experience awaits along the Mississippi River, where flocks of trumpeter swans gather in the open waters warmed by the Monticello Nuclear Generating Plant.

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