Trail conditions are updated as conditions change.
Updated: July 14th, 2018 at 10:00a.m.
Big Rivers Regional Trail
Paved Regional Trail: Open. A portion of the BRRT trail heading south towards Interstate 494 will be closed starting on Wednesday, July 27. This section will be closed for about four weeks. There will be a detour for trail users to follow during the trail closure. Please follow the detour signage posted at the location. For more information on the construction near this section of trail, please visit the project page.
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Dakota Woods Dog Park
Hiking Trails: Open. Pass required.
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Lake Byllesby Regional Park
Hiking Trails: Open.
Paved Trail: Open.
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Lebanon Hills Regional Park
Hiking Trails: Open. Due to an easement enhancement project, a few sections of hiking trail will be closed or reassigned May-July, 2018. View trail closure map. Mountain Bike Trails (West Trailhead): Open.
Sidewalks around the Lebanon Hills Visitor Center: Open.
McDonough Lake Loop (paved trail): Open.
Equestrian Trails: Open. Pass required. Due to an easement enhancement project, a few sections of equestrian trail will be reassigned May-July 2018. View trail reassignment map.
Miesville Ravine Park Reserve
Hiking Trails: Open.
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Minnesota River Greenway
Paved Regional Trail: Open. Closing June 20, 2018 until further notice due to forcasted highwater and flooding.
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Mississippi River Trail
Paved Regional Trail: Open.
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River to River Greenway
Paved Regional Trail: Open.
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Spring Lake Park Reserve
Hiking Trails: Open.
Sidewalks around the Schaar's Bluff Gathering Center: Open.
Mississippi River Trail (paved trail): Open.
Archery Trail: Open. Pass required.
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Thompson County Park
Hiking Trails: Open.
Sidewalks around Thompson Park Center: Open.
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Whitetail Woods Regional Park
Hiking Trails: Open.
Sidewalks around the Empire Lake Shelter: Open.
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UMORE PARK-The Lone Rock Trail
UMORE Park is owned and operated by the University of Minnesota. No parking fee is required for parking. The Lone Rock Trail is a multi-use trail. Hiking, dog walking, skiing and snowshoeing are all permitted on the trail. Equestrian use is permitted May 1-Oct. 31 only. Dakota County grooms this trail in the winter.
Lone Rock Trail: Open.
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