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Mississippi National River and Recreation Area
Places to Go.
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By Interest
Biking |
Winter Recreation |
Museum |
Scenic Drives |
Birds & Wildlife |
Geocaching |
NPS Passport Program |
Swimming |
Camping |
Natural History |
Boating & Canoeing |
Tours |
Family-Friendly |
Hiking & Walks |
Pet-Friendly |
Visitor Centers |
Fishing & Hunting |
Historic & Cultural |
Picnicking |
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Popular Places
Coon Rapids Dam |
Crosby Farm Regional Park |
Lock and Dam No. 1 |
Minnehaha Regional Park |
Mississippi River Gorge |
St. Anthony Falls |
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A-Z Listing
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Akin Riverside Park |
Grey Cloud Island |
Mill Ruins Park |
Anoka County Park |
Harriet Island |
Minnesota Valley Wildlife Refuge |
Ard Godfrey House |
Historic Fort Snelling |
Mississippi River Gorge |
Banfill-Locke Center for the Arts |
Indian Mounds Park |
Mississippi River Visitor Center |
Battle Creek |
Islands of Peace |
North Mississippi Regional Park |
Boom Island |
John Stevens House |
Peninsula Point Park |
Brickyard |
Kaposia Indian Site |
Pine Bend Bluff SNA |
Bruce Vento Nature Sanctuary |
Lambert's Landing |
River Warren Falls |
Coon Rapids Dam (east) |
Leonard H. Neiman Fields |
Sibley House Historic Site |
Coon Rapids Dam (west) |
Lock and Dam No. 1 |
Spring Lake Park Reserve |
Crosby Farm |
Lock and Dam No. 2 |
St. Anthony Falls |
Fort Snelling State Park |
Longfellow House |
St. Croix Riverway |
Fountain Cave |
Manomin Park |
Stone Arch Bridge |
Gluek Park |
Marshall Terrace Park |
Vermillion River Bottoms |
Grey Cloud Dunes SNA |
Minnehaha Regional Park |
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Quick Info
Minnesota is known for its extremes in temperature. Winter days can sometimes get no warmer that -10 degrees F. Summer days can reach 100 degrees F. But it is a rare day that people are kept indoors because of the weather. A wide variety of recreational opportunities can be found throughout the park in any season. Plan to dress in layers, and be prepared for mosquitoes during the warm seasons.
Contact Us
Visitor Center
(651) 293-0200
Headquarters
(651) 290-4160
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Did You Know?
At the headwaters of the Mississippi, the average surface speed of the water is 1.2 miles per hour. People typically walk 3 miles per hour.
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Last Updated: September 30, 2008 at 10:20 EST |