Rosemount, Minnesota, is located close to the region of the Twin Cities of Minneapolis and St. Paul and has a great many natural recreational areas at its doorstep. With a plethora of state parks within easy driving distance and an abundanc… read more
Bounded by Lake Superior on one side and forested mountains on the other, the North Shore of northeastern Minnesota is one of the most popular destinations in the state among those who enjoy the outdoors. The area affords the opportunity to… read more
Dotted with lakes and thick forests, Minnesota has 66 state parks, six state recreation areas and eight waysides scattered throughout the state. Outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy hiking, bird watching, fishing, swimming and camping at practical… read more
Visitors interested in camping without a tent, camper cabins offer a fun alternative. At least two dozen Minnesota state parks offer rustic, one-room wooden buildings for those that prefer to camp inside four solid walls. While a few of the… read more
The Minnesota State Park system is an affordable way to hike, snowshoe or cross-country ski all that Minnesota has to offer. Ecosystems range from prairie to dense forest to wetland. If you plan on staying overnight, you can choose to stay… read more
With camping, sightseeing from fire towers, fishing and caving, there are a range of adventures to excite any Minnesota State Park tourist. When you know what these state parks offer, you'll know why more than eight million people visited t… read more
Minnesota has over 70 official state parks throughout the state. Exploring these parks gives you a chance to see Mother Nature at her best. Starting with the spectacular natural water features such as falls, rivers, ponds and lakes to the a… read more
Minnesota is home to America's second state park. The park, Itasca, was created in 1891 to protect the state's forest from logging. Since the park was created in 1891, Minnesota has opened more than 70 more parks and recreation areas. The p… read more
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