š Designated in 2006, this 5,000-year-old peat bog is Minnesota's 'last true wilderness'.
š Features a mile-long accessible boardwalk through the largest peat bog in the contiguous US.
šæ Explore unique plant life, including carnivorous species and orchids
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Spot rare animals like moose, wolves, and over 300 bird species
š£ Enjoy excellent fishing for walleye and northern pike
š Experience unparalleled stargazing as a Dark Sky Park
šļø Minnesota State Park vehicle permit required
š¦ Bring insect repellent and sturdy footwear
š Park is split into Northern and Southern Units, 7 miles apart
š° Park permits: $7 daily, $35 annual. Camping fees are separate.
š Open year-round, dawn to dusk.
Designated areas available; campground accommodates RVs up to 60ft, including pull-through sites.
Flush toilets available seasonally, vault toilets year-round in campground.
Mile-long boardwalk is wheelchair accessible; accessible camping available.
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