Come and bring the kids and enjoy a kiddie carnival and games. Over two miles of nature trails and a picnic area. The building, trails, and picnic area are all handicap accessible. Owned and operated by the Minnesota Historical Society, the site is located 17 miles west of International Falls on HWY 11. Opened May thru Labor Day.
Admission is free.
A trail guide provides a new view on plant life on this 2.3 mile Access from Northern Lights Road in Kabetogama Community. The Bronko Nagurski Museum is a lasting tribute to an outstanding man, athlete and citizen. It is the first modern museum in America dedicated to an individual foorball player. Both museums are opened May thru September. The art and craft of papermaking is as old as recorded history, and, in International Falls, the growth of the papermaking industry and the growth of the city have gone hand in hand.