I'm at St. Croix State Park for this week's video! The park is the largest in the MN system and has over 127 miles (!) of trails. The portion I did, where the Kettle River converges with the St. Croix, was super scenic.
A fun bear story is told.
If you're in northern #Minnesota, Most of the trails are quite runnable and would be great for even the least-experienced of trail runners.
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It's time to unplug and wander where the Wi-Fi doesn't reach. Reconnect with nature, explore the outdoors and learn how to find little peace.
Adventure is calling, will you answer?
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Florida in Black And White...A walk through the Myakka State Park had some real beauty...
ART
https://fineartamerica.com/featured/shadow-dancing-black-and-white-boardwalk-sharon-cummings.html
While fElon and the orange are cutting #nationalparks staff, #minnesota is hiring for our great #stateparks
https://www.dnr.state.mn.us/careers/seasonal-positions-state-parks-trails.html
Having lost the trail, Ranger Sarah takes in the view before heading back downhill. The amount of snow, drifting and lack of Vegetation is keeping her from finding the right route.
— at Lewis & Clark Caverns State Park-Montana
As the area opens up Ranger Sarah is finding it very hard to tell where the trail is. But the winter views are nice.
— at Lewis & Clark Caverns State Park.
As Ranger Sarah climbs higher, the snow gets deeper and the trail becomes harder to follow.
— at Lewis & Clark Caverns State Park.- Montana.
Ranger Sarah continues her climb up the Eastside Trail at Lewis and Clark Caverns State Park - Montana.
Ranger Sarah takes a right turn to stay on the Eastside Trail.
— at Lewis & Clark Caverns State Park.
Montana
Can you see the trail. Ranger Sarah can, sometimes you have to look for a while to find it. 3-4 more inches of snow makes it even harder to follow the trail.
— at Lewis & Clark Caverns State Park.
Montana
Ranger Sarah is headed in the right direct as she hikes the Eastside Trail.
— at Lewis & Clark Caverns State Park., Montana
Another day and another trail. Ranger Sarah heads out on the Eastside Trail, if she can figure out which way it goes.
— at Lewis & Clark Caverns State Park, Montana
Ranger Sarah learns about the DanMor Gypsum Mine. This mine produced up to 25-30 tons a day. By the time it closed in 1929 is had produced more than 100,000 tons of "Morrison Gypsum".
— at Lewis & Clark Caverns State Park.
Ranger Sarah takes her turn at breaking trail during her snowshoe hike.
— at Lewis and Clark Cavern State Park.
Ranger Sarah at a trail junction. She will be continuing to the left to stay on the Cave Gulch Trail a little longer.
— at Lewis and Clark Cavern State Park.
Ranger Sarah learns a little history of the area as she takes in the view of the frozen Jefferson River.
— at Lewis and Clark Cavern State Park.
Ranger Sarah caches up with her friend Vicki while snowshoeing in Lewis and Clark Caverns State Park.
