Grand oaks and delicate prairie flowers grace the rugged, rolling landscape of this park.

Explore summer forests, meadows, and lakeshores, and miles of groomed cross-country ski trails in the winter months.

Home to manyspecies of birds, reptiles and amphibians, and mammals, with a majestical backdrop of mountains and waterfalls for all to enjoy.

Sun-drenched prairies, grasslands, and marshes offer a beautiful and peaceful backdrop for many recreational activities.

Marsh and tamarack swamps ring Carver Park Reserve's four lakes, creating an intricately complex ecosystem.

Rushing rivers and grand waterfalls lay within deep gorges, lush with moss and ferns that grow on black volcanic rock.

Aspen, birch, pines, balsam fir, and maples blanket rolling uplands. The largest breeding population of bald eagles in continental US.

A Mecca for winter recreation, Cleary Lake Regional Park is an oasis nestled amidst a rapidly developing community.

Situated on the banks of the Mississippi River, this 610-acre park offers visitors the chance to see our nation's greatest river up-close.

This 2,600 acre park evokes images of early pioneers as they crossed the wilderness in covered wagons.

This 5,300-acre park is the largest of the Hennepin Parks.

This 160-acre park provides challenging hills for hikers, bikers, and skiers, all in a beautiful wooded lakeside setting.

Learn of the rich history of this site amid an abundance of birds, wildlife, rare plants, and recreational opportunities.

Located on the north shore of Medicine Lake in the City of Plymouth, the 310-acre French Regional Park provides intimate views of wetland wildlife.

Lakes, wildflowers (including 27 different types of orchids), and spectacular scenery are everywhere in this majestic park.

The wildflowers in spring and vivid colors in fall make Jay Cooke a palette of beauty in any season.

This gently rolling Big Woods landscape, with its numerous wetland areas, provides a haven for trumpeter swans and many other species of wildlife.

Glacial ridges and hilly terrain make Murphy-Hanrehan one of the most challenging cross-country ski areas in the Twin Cities.

Open fields, wetlands, upland forests, lakes, and forest edges provide the perfect habitat for many southern Minnesota wildlife species

Over 3,000 acres of rolling oak forest and prairie and 2,700 acres of pine plantations, located in the middle of the forest-prairie transition zone.

Deep pine forest with abundant lakes and streams, North Woods wildlife and plants, great fishing, scenic ridgelines, and panoramic views.

A 320-acre park preserve located within Bald Eagle-Otter Lakes Regional Park in White Bear Township.

A hiker's paradise, with miles of trails overlooking the Sawtooth Mountains and winding down to four serene inland lakes accessible only by foot.

A watery park of many lakes and swamps, forested islands, rolling hills and ancient exposed bedrock formations along the Canadian border.

Located alongside the pristine waters of the St. Croix River, Wild River has an abdunance of bird and wildlife.