Pike Island Loop — Fort Snelling State Park

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Monday, July 20 | 6:00 PM | Fort Snelling State Park, MN
🥾 3.8 miles | Easy | Flat | No Dogs

Where the Mississippi and Minnesota Rivers meet and honestly, it's as peaceful as it sounds. The Pike Island Loop winds through wooded forest and open floodplain along both riverbanks, with a solid chance of spotting bald eagles, deer, wild turkeys, and turtles along the way. Easy terrain, big scenery, great company.

This one's a gem that's hiding in plain sight, just minutes from the Twin Cities.

What to Expect
A mostly flat, well-maintained natural surface trail with minimal elevation. Relaxed pace, beautiful views, and plenty of wildlife if you keep your eyes open. Come ready to slow down and take it all in.

What to Bring

  • Comfortable walking or hiking shoes

  • Water

  • Bug spray (it's that season)

  • Sunscreen

  • Snacks for a mid-hike break

  • Camera, the wildlife sightings are real out here

  • Binoculars if you're into birdwatching 🦅

Logistics

  • Meet outside the visitor center

  • State park vehicle permit required ($7/day or annual pass)

  • Restrooms available near the visitor center

  • No carpooling

  • Group capped at 10

  • No dogs on this one

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Monday, July 20 | 6:00 PM | Fort Snelling State Park, MN
🥾 3.8 miles | Easy | Flat | No Dogs

Where the Mississippi and Minnesota Rivers meet and honestly, it's as peaceful as it sounds. The Pike Island Loop winds through wooded forest and open floodplain along both riverbanks, with a solid chance of spotting bald eagles, deer, wild turkeys, and turtles along the way. Easy terrain, big scenery, great company.

This one's a gem that's hiding in plain sight, just minutes from the Twin Cities.

What to Expect
A mostly flat, well-maintained natural surface trail with minimal elevation. Relaxed pace, beautiful views, and plenty of wildlife if you keep your eyes open. Come ready to slow down and take it all in.

What to Bring

  • Comfortable walking or hiking shoes

  • Water

  • Bug spray (it's that season)

  • Sunscreen

  • Snacks for a mid-hike break

  • Camera, the wildlife sightings are real out here

  • Binoculars if you're into birdwatching 🦅

Logistics

  • Meet outside the visitor center

  • State park vehicle permit required ($7/day or annual pass)

  • Restrooms available near the visitor center

  • No carpooling

  • Group capped at 10

  • No dogs on this one