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Cuyuna Country State Recreation Area
We’ve got to hand it to Mother Nature when it comes to reclaiming and regenerating land. This beautiful, scenic park was abandoned by mining companies more than 30 years ago. What was once an eyesore has become a diverse ecosystem with 5,000 acres of expansive forests, clear lakes, and opportunities of all sorts for outdoor lovers.
Cuyuna Country State Recreation Area boasts six natural lakes, plus 15 more deep lakes that were once mining pits. This amounts to 25 miles of shoreline and ample opportunities for boaters, paddlers, anglers, and floaters. As for trails, you’ll find everything from paved bike trails and groomed ski trails to rugged and wild hiking trails that are as secluded as they are beautiful. When you’re ready to rock the midwest, please give this pristine natural area more than a passing glance. If Mother Nature
We’ve got to hand it to Mother Nature when it comes to reclaiming and regenerating land. This beautiful, scenic park was abandoned by mining companies more than 30 years ago. What was once an eyesore has become a diverse ecosystem with 5,000 acres of expansive forests, clear lakes, and opportunities of all sorts for outdoor lovers.
Cuyuna Country State Recreation Area boasts six natural lakes, plus 15 more deep lakes that were once mining pits. This amounts to 25 miles of shoreline and ample opportunities for boaters, paddlers, anglers, and floaters. As for trails, you’ll find everything from paved bike trails and groomed ski trails to rugged and wild hiking trails that are as secluded as they are beautiful. When you’re ready to rock the midwest, please give this pristine natural area more than a passing glance. If Mother Nature can restore a battered and broken land, imagine what she can do for you.
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1 campground in Cuyuna Country State Recreation Area
The Portsmouth Campground is everything you’d want a campground to be. Nestled on a lake with panoramic views, you can enjoy swimming, fishing and canoeing. As far as pitch’n your tent, you can choose from shady or open sites. And at night you can enjoy roasting marshmallows over the open flame of your cozy campfire and gazing up at a sky full of Read more...
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