Trail conditions are updated as conditions change.
Updated: June 24, 2019 at 8:23 AM
Big Rivers Regional Trail
Paved Regional Trail: Open.
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Dakota Woods Dog Park
Hiking Trails: Open. Trails are wet and muddy in areas. Pass required.
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Lake Byllesby Regional Park
Hiking Trails: Open, watch out for standing water and muddy areas along the trail.
Paved Trail: Open.
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Lebanon Hills Regional Park
Hiking Trails: Open, watch out for standing water and mud in some areas on the trail.
Mountain Bike Trails (West Trailhead): Closed due to wet conditions.
Sidewalks around the Lebanon Hills Visitor Center: Open.
McDonough Lake Loop (paved trail): Open.
Equestrian Trails: Open, watch out for standing water and mud in some areas along the trail. Pass required.
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Miesville Ravine Park Reserve
Hiking Trails: Open, watch out for standing water and mud in some areas on the trail.
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Minnesota River Greenway
Paved Regional Trail: CLOSED. NOTE: This trail is closed due to high water and flooding. The trail will remain closed until further notice.
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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, watch out for standing water and mud in some areas on the trail.
Sidewalks around the Schaar's Bluff Gathering Center: Open.
Mississippi River Trail (paved trail): Open.
Archery Trail: Open, watch out for standing water and mud in some areas on the trail. Pass Required to use Archery Stations
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Thompson County Park
Hiking Trails: *Open, watch out for standing water and mud in some areas on the trail.
*Trail closures starting October 2018
Trails around Thompson Lake will be closed during the restoration project starting October 2018 through May 2019. 
See a trail closure map.
Sidewalks around Thompson Park Center: Open.
River to River Greenway (paved trail): Open.
Whitetail Woods Regional Park
Hiking Trails: Open, watch out for standing water and mud in some areas on the trail.
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, watch ouf for standing water and mud in some areas on the trail.
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