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Saint Croix National Scenic RiverwayThe yellows of a setting sun are reflected on the water divided by a a dark shoreline
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Saint Croix National Scenic Riverway
Maps
 

Here are maps in three different scales.  A general overview map, the official park map ,which has some detail, and river section maps.  You can select which map best serves your needs. 

Overview map of Riverway and area .pdf (142 KB) It shows the Riverway, the states, towns and major roads.

Detailed park map-(this is a large (2.51 MB) .pdf file and takes some time to load up.  The map, when printed at 50%, will fit on 8 1/2 x 11" paper).

 

River Section Maps: These maps (.pdf files) provide the most current information on landings, campsite locations and the availability of water, for the eight sections that the rivers have been divided into.  When we print the maps we also include a checklist of items to be aware of on the reverse side.  The checklist for each map is below the maps name.

Namekagon River:

  • Namekagon Dam to Hayward Landing                    
  • Hayward to Trego                                                          
  • Trego to Riverside                                                             

St. Croix River:

 
 
Silver tip of a canoe is in the foreground with the river and shoreline beyond
River Descriptions
Choose where and how you want to get out on the rivers
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River and shoreline with exposed rocks in the foreground
River Levels
High and low waters can impact your trip. Know what to expect.
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White wispy clouds against a light blue sky
Weather Information
Minneapolis Office National Weather Service provides Regional Information
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Black and White photo of the St. Croix river clogged with logs  

Did You Know?
Between 1850 and 1889 log jams occurred at angle rock on the St. Croix River between Minnesota and Wisconsin, where the river bends within a rocky gorge. In 1886 over 150 million board feet of logs jammed creating a tourist attraction. Today St. Croix NSR attracts tourists for its scenic beauty.

Last Updated: April 02, 2009 at 17:13 EST