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Woodland Trails Regional Park
| Admission Fee | Free - Donations Accepted |
Features
- Adjacent to Water
- Biathlon Range
- Bird Watching
- Dog Waste Station
- Open Space
- Parking
- Picnic Table
- Prairie
- Scenic Views
- Skiing - Cross Country
- Trail - Grass
- Trail - Paved
- Wetlands
- Wooded
Park Map
Summer Map
Winter Map
Park Info
Woodland Trails Regional Park is a 427-acre park with dense woods, prairies, and wetlands. It is the crown jewel of the Elk River Park system. It is a magnificent place to visit, any time of the year.
Woodland Trails Regional Park includes the Great Northern Trail, a 4.75 mile paved regional trail that begins at County Road 1 and runs through the park before continuing north to the city corporate limit. In 2015 the park expanded to include the 32-acre Big Tooth Ridge Park following the recommendation from the city Parks and Recreation Commission.
Woodland Trails Regional Park officially became a regional park August 2016. Check out this article.
The main access is located east of County Road 1 just north of the Elk River Country Club.
The park also abuts County Road 33 to the north and Proctor Avenue to the east.
Woodland Trails Master Plan