The mission of the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is to work with Minnesotans to conserve and manage the state's natural …
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Nov 6, 2023
The dirt road to the park was in good condition. The road in the park was full of large potholes! My goal was to complete the hiking club trail. It took two separate visits to complete this trail.…Full review by Roam55886382510
Oct 13, 2022
Amazing hike on the Humpback Trail, then returning on the Middle Trail. I didn’t give it 5-stars because the description of the Humpback trail wasn’t really accurate to the level of difficulty. We ar…Full review by Stephanie E
Sep 10, 2022
The higher-number campsites along the river (13-16) are very challenging to get to - lots of up and down elevation changes with difficult terrain. If you want to get somewhere remote but have the sec…Full review by MKB_MSP
Does anyone know if BP site #1 can be reached off the main road (Hwy 7)? The maps lead us to believe there is a trail from there to the site in addition to another trail leading from the site into the park more. Just curious if this is true and how far the distance is? Wondering if this site would be a good option for little kids to hike. Thanks!
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Couple other questions: When is snow usually gone by the spring? How deep is the Manitou River? Is this a river that is more creek-like that kids can wade in and play around …
Couple other questions: When is snow usually gone by the spring? How deep is the Manitou River? Is this a river that is more creek-like that kids can wade in and play around with us supervising? Where can we get a topographical map of the park?
What was the mosquito and other biting insect situation like at this time of year? We are planning on going up end of August, but since I am pregnant I can not use DEET and am wondering if it would be a bad idea?
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