State Parks

Imagine wandering through Minnesota's stunning parks, with the crisp air and fall colors — the last Free Park Day of the year is just around the corner.

If you're looking to get out and enjoy the great outdoors this year but you don't want to turn into one big bug bite, here's some good news from the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR).

Technology helps colorblind citizens see vibrant fall foliage!

He wanted to the land to become part of the state park instead of be developed.

Have you checked out the most popular state park in both Minnesota and Wisconsin? Here are the most-searched parks.

Do you love being outdoors in nature? Do you like to go walking or hiking? With all our lakes and rivers in Minnesota we’re lucky to have lots of very scenic walking trails. But what about the State Parks?

A state organization is making it easier for you to get out and enjoy some fresh air this week.

An average of 9,700,000 visitors attend Minnesota State Parks each year, with most of those visits being day uses.

The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources will take a phased approach to open campgrounds at state parks, forests and recreation areas.

Hiking off that Thanksgiving food hangover doesn't sound like a half bad idea, especially if the weather stays like it is this week.

While you are out making memories in the wonderful state parks with your friends and family, grab a selfie at one of their Selfie Stations!

If you'd like to avoid Black Friday crowds, Lt. Governor Tina Smith has announced an alternative option for you.