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Schoolcraft State Park
Discover Schoolcraft State Park's natural beauty and outdoor activities.
Named for a man who lead a northern Minnesota expedition to find the source of the Mississippi River, Schoolcraft State Park has miles of killer river access. Great for kayaking or fishing, Schoolcraft himself once camped in the marshy backwaters here, where water grasses abound on the banks of the Vermillion and Mississippi Rivers.
Trails lead hikers through virgin pine forest, including a 300-year-old white pine that only survived the logging craze ‘cause it was too curvy (we don’t mind, pine!) At this gateway to the Chippewa National Forest, you can also go to the Deer River Wild Rice Festival to pick up some Minnesota-grown grains, or have a camping break at the local bowling alley, Rasley’s Blueberry Bowl (we hear their pizza is worth ditching your s’mores & dogs for a night).
Named for a man who lead a northern Minnesota expedition to find the source of the Mississippi River, Schoolcraft State Park has miles of killer river access. Great for kayaking or fishing, Schoolcraft himself once camped in the marshy backwaters here, where water grasses abound on the banks of the Vermillion and Mississippi Rivers.
Trails lead hikers through virgin pine forest, including a 300-year-old white pine that only survived the logging craze ‘cause it was too curvy (we don’t mind, pine!) At this gateway to the Chippewa National Forest, you can also go to the Deer River Wild Rice Festival to pick up some Minnesota-grown grains, or have a camping break at the local bowling alley, Rasley’s Blueberry Bowl (we hear their pizza is worth ditching your s’mores & dogs for a night).
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1 campground in Schoolcraft State Park
Rustic and scenic, Schoolcraft State Park Campground is a great spot for kayakers and hikers. Head out and explore the old pine forests (trees are more than 300 years old), marshes, rivers, and glacial deposits of the park. You’ll spot evidence of past loggers and the Native Americans who once made this area home. You may also see the current inha Read more...
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The ideal time to visit Schoolcraft State Park is during the warmer months, from late spring to early fall, when the park's full splendor is on display. Summer offers the perfect climate for all outdoor activities, while autumn will enchant you with its vibrant foliage. Winter can be harsh, with some areas less accessible, so plan your visit accordingly to make the most of
Read more...When to go
The ideal time to visit Schoolcraft State Park is during the warmer months, from late spring to early fall, when the park's full splendor is on display. Summer offers the perfect climate for all outdoor activities, while autumn will enchant you with its vibrant foliage. Winter can be harsh, with some areas less accessible, so plan your visit accordingly to make the most of this natural gem.
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