Climbing up and down rocks and scaling the sides of cliffs are no match for these adventurous kids."I just climb all over stuff when I want to," said youth climber Arbor Taylor.

The Duluth Huskies have been a staple in the Northland for summer ball players who are experiencing new challenges."It's a little different than school ball because we play every day. It's more of a minor league setting because we're on the road and back at home and on the road again. It's been an adjustment, but it's been good," said pitcher Austin Carpenter.

A calm summer day.  A great time to get on the water, and a prefect time to try stand up paddleboarding."It is a blast, it's a lot of fun, said Heather Holmes Co-Owner of North Shore Stand Up Paddelboarding.

Outdoor enthusiasts flocked to Brule this Memorial Day weekend to enjoy the great outdoors.

"I hope that people start realizing the importance of treating everyone equally," said Adrea Grocke, Co-Chair on the Commission of Disabilities.

Team sports are a great way to get involved. However, for people that live their lives in a wheelchair, options are limited. That's where power chair soccer comes in."It's creating opportunity for everybody to be involved," said Mark Hanna of Courage Kenny Northland.

"We make nothing from this event. It's completely community driven and it's just a good start to the year to get the bike season going," said Kraig Decker of Continental Ski and Bike.

Lake Superior experienced an early thaw making now a great time to get out on the water."The lake's open," says Jake Boyce. "Kayak season has started."