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access point to the Canon valley trail

fund to look up at the ski resort when skiing passed on your skate skis

Parking lot and access to both the DNR nature loop and the Cannon Valley Trail.

A rest area with a nice roof on it I have used several times to skip out of rain during biking season.

The Bob O'Gorman Rest Area is a designated stopping point on the Cannon Valley Trail in Minnesota, commemorating Robert P. "Bob" O'Gorman (1926–2012), a significant figure in Cannon Falls' business and civic life. The rest area is located near the western trailhead of the 19.7-mile Cannon Valley Trail, close to the Ballfield and Ski Access points in Cannon Falls. The rest area has a bike repair station and a bench with an overhead rain shelter.

In 1686, French explorer Nicholas Perrot established Fort St. Antoine on the shores of Lake Pepin, an expansive stretch of the Mississippi River. Intended as a fortified trading post, the fort helped forge alliances and expand the French fur trade with the Dakota and other local tribes. On May 8, 1689, Perrot held a ceremony at the fort to formally claim the entire Upper Mississippi Valley for France. However, due to conflict in the region and the fort’s crude construction, it was abandoned around 1690. No physical trace of the fort remains today, but its location is commemorated by Wisconsin State Historical Marker 22 along the Great River Road, overlooking scenic Lake Pepin.

Another nice trail access point, there is a booth where volunteers sell trail passes on the weekend in the summer. Access to the ball fields and playground equipment in the park.