There is so much to do at Interstate State Park along the beautiful St. Croix River. Explore unique geology and stunning cliff-top views, hike trails through diverse habitat, canoe or kayak, or relax on an excursion boat. Interstate State Park is located at 307 Milltown Road in Taylors Falls, Minnesota. For more information, click here.
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Park highlights include: scenic river views, float trips, camping, hiking, fishing, rock climbing, and of course the world’s deepest potholes.
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Interstate State Park is also a popular destination for rock climbers.
Visit in spring for trails lined with wildflowers. Come in fall for picturesque valley views. Experience the park’s glacial potholes during any season. These impressive holes were carved into the rock by swirling sand and water thousands of years ago.
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The diverse habitat in the park is home to white-tailed deer, skunks, raccoons, squirrels, reptiles, amphibians and over 200 bird species. The St. Croix River borders the park and supports numerous fish and mussel species.
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The campground has 37 drive in sites, these sites include several non-electric sites on the river. Camping is available from April 1 through the third weekend in October.
There are numerous hiking trails found within the park and even a popular loop-trail that is wheelchair accessible.
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If your short on time, park by the visitor center and head to the Glacial Potholes Area, an experience not to be missed. ♦ Peer into the world’s deepest explored pothole, find potholes of all sizes, and enjoy scenic views of the river gorge. This little adventure should take about 60 minutes, and is an amazing experience.
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Park highlights include: scenic river views, float trips, camping, hiking, fishing, rock climbing, and of course the world’s deepest potholes.
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