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Jay Cooke State Park
Combine history, thrills, and a swinging bridge for one fun state park.
This state park offers a lot to do among 8,800 acres. Start with the iconic swinging bridge that traverses the river. Then, explore some history regarding the Grand Portage of the St. Louis River. Shoot the rapids and waterfalls in your kayak or canoe.
Cross the swinging bridge to get a view of the river gorge from above. Black rocks and boulders contrast the frothing white rapids. Somehow, Native Americans and European explorers paddled down the river.
Hike along 50 miles of trails, including the Grand Portage Trail. This particular trail marks 6.5 miles where natives and Europeans carried their canoes and gear. The original trail covered a 450-food-drop in terrain and was very rugged. The grand portage ended in present-day Carlton.
Put in your boat to test your skills on these rapids. Only experts should try t
This state park offers a lot to do among 8,800 acres. Start with the iconic swinging bridge that traverses the river. Then, explore some history regarding the Grand Portage of the St. Louis River. Shoot the rapids and waterfalls in your kayak or canoe.
Cross the swinging bridge to get a view of the river gorge from above. Black rocks and boulders contrast the frothing white rapids. Somehow, Native Americans and European explorers paddled down the river.
Hike along 50 miles of trails, including the Grand Portage Trail. This particular trail marks 6.5 miles where natives and Europeans carried their canoes and gear. The original trail covered a 450-food-drop in terrain and was very rugged. The grand portage ended in present-day Carlton.
Put in your boat to test your skills on these rapids. Only experts should try the rapids, especially in high water. The river is challenging with its boulders and waterfalls.
Use one of 79 drive-in wooded campsites. 21 sites have electricity.
Activities in the park
1 campground in Jay Cooke State Park
Hikers and backpackers, Jay Cooke State Park Summer Campground is a great place to set up camp for the night! Many trails in the park link to the renowned Willard Munger State Trail, accessible whether you’re traveling by boot, mountain bike, horse, or even skis! Head across the swinging suspension bridge above the roaring St. Louis River, and sto Read more...
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