Trails
Hiking Trails
Expand your exploration of the fur trade story on our 1.5 miles of nature trails with interpretive markers.
Trails
- Fur Post Trail
Interpretive signs and a short route create a good opportunity for visitors to spend a few minutes visiting the natural environment associated with the post. (480 feet) - Snake River Trail
Views of the river are the primary attraction on this stretch of trail. (880 feet) - Wetlands Trail
This trail visits a variety of natural environments including woodlands, wetlands and prairie. (.5 miles)
Accessibility
The crushed limestone trails are graded to meet ADA standards. In extremely wet seasons, the trails can be soft and present some difficulty for wheelchair users.
Facilities
Picnic tables are available along the trails. Restrooms are available in the Visitor Center during regular site hours.
Canoe Routes
Early traders followed the rivers inland from Lake Superior. John Sayer and his crew canoed up the Brule river, down the St. Croix and up the Snake River to get to this site. Bring your canoe and experience the life of a voyageur and travel along a quite section of the Snake River. Boat landings are located two-miles up or down river of the site. DNR Canoeing information and maps
