Bluffscape Amish Tours

Welcome to Bluffscape Amish Tours located in beautiful Lanesboro, MN and scenic Bluff Country of Southeast Minnesota! This is your chance to experience the timeless life-style of the Old Order Amish. You?ll meet exceptional people who live by traditional values of family, faith and community. Bluffscape Amish Tours will bring you where life slows down to the pace of the horse and buggy.

Bringing your own bus to Lanesboro? We can provide a step-on tour guide for your Amish tour! Please call for details and lunch suggestions for your group.

Bluffscape Amish Tour gift certificates make a memorable gift for Christmas, birthdays, anniversaries, or to say thanks. Please call or email to order your gift certificates.

Bluffscape Amish Tours will take you on a fun and educational experience through the Amish countryside of Southeastern Minnesota. You?ll meet our Amish friends and explore their farms and shops where they make exquisite wood furniture, handmade quilts, baskets, leather goods and much more.

We?ll also stop at an Amish bakery filled with fresh bread, pastries and treats. As we travel to each location, your guide will explain about the Amish culture and learn about the families we meet. Bluffscape tours are generally three hours long and provide an abundance of information about the timeless lifestyle of the Old Order Amish. Call 507-467-3070 for reservations

 

• You will visit and observe Amish living in the largest Amish Community in Minnesota.
• Travel the rolling hills to the Amish farms located between Lanesboro, Preston, Canton, and Harmony. 
• During your three-hour tour, you will stop at five to six Amish farms and their retail shops.
• Hear the interesting history of the Amish?a fully narrated tour by our friendly, knowledgeable guides.
• Browse and purchase Amish crafts, baskets, quilts, woven rugs, leather goods, hardwood furniture, canned and baked items, candy, candles, soaps, and fresh garden produce in season
• while munching on sweet, buttery cashew crunch, you may purchase along the way.
• Learn about Historic Lenora Church est. in 1856; a non-Amish stop.