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• Central Lakes Trail

  http://www.centrallakestrail.com/
  Paved trail stretches 55 miles from Fergus Falls to Osakis, along a former rail line in west central Minnesota. Connects to the Lake Wobegon Trail in Osakis. Map, cities along the way, upcoming events.

• Luce Line State Trail

  http://www.dnr.state.mn.us/state_trails/luce_line/index.html
  Official web site, from the Minnesota DNR. Description of trail, parking locations, map in your choice of GIF or PDF (Adobe Acrobat) format.

• Luce Line Trail

  http://www.luceline.com/
  State recreational trail operated by the DNR. Stretches 63 miles, from Plymouth to Cosmos. Information presented by Winsted Publishing.

• Mill Towns Trail

  http://www.milltownstrail.org/
  A planned recreational trail between Cannon Falls and Faribault. The trail would link existing trails: the Cannon Valley Trail from Cannon Falls to Red Wing, and the Sakatah Singing Hills Trails between Faribault and Mankato.

• Minnesota Trails

  http://www.dnr.state.mn.us/state_trails/
  Information about Minnesota state trails, including a list of trails, trail contacts, rules, and maps. Snowmobile, cross-country skiing, and off-highway vehicle information; snow depth reports (weekly during season). From the Minnesota DNR.

• Paul Bunyan State Trail

  http://www.dnr.state.mn.us/state_trails/paul_bunyan/index.html
  Official site, from the Minnesota DNR. Information on parking, accessibility, activities, which sections are currently paved, future plans. Link to map of the Paul Bunyan and Heartland trails, with distance charts.

• The Paul Bunyan Trail

  http://paulbunyantrail.com/
  Maps, towns along the trail, links to area lodging. Uses frames.

• Willard Munger State Trail

  http://www.dnr.state.mn.us/state_trails/willard_munger/index.html
  Official web site, from the Minnesota DNR. Paved recreational trail stretching 70 miles, from Hinckley to Duluth. The Boundary segment, a natural surface trail, goes 80 miles, from near Pine City to Holyoke. Map available in GIF or PDF (Adobe Acrobat) format.

 

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