19의 아노카 카운티가지 명소 & 주요 장소

Definitely a memorable spot on the trail, a tunnel heading into the trail the goes along the golf course with a mirror to let you see who's coming.

This 8-acre park consists of three islands located in the Mississippi River. While Chase Island is accessible on foot, the other two can be reached by water or enjoyed from a distance. The park earned its name from its founder's quote, "Where Peace Is A Way of Life Every Hour of Every Day for All Those Willing to Share the Experience."

Bunker Hills Regional Park offers both paved and dirt paths along with some boardwalks and bridges. There are a bunch of recreational offerings within the parking including camping and swimming. With the multitude of trail options, you can find something to suit everyone in the family.

The Rice Creek West Regional Trail is a 4-mile-long trail that connects Creekview Park with Locke County Park. The trail is full paved and takes you through beautiful woodland scenery.

Bunker Lake is more of a marsh or bog than an actual lake. You mostly only see tall weeds and wetland plants from the boardwalk, and during certain times of the year, you can certainly tell that there is water beneath you. This is a great spot within the park to view wildlife.

One of several tunnels along the Wilderness Trail. This tunnel takes you under the tracks and into Bunkerhill Regional Park.

The Coon Creek Trail is a great 7-mile long trail. It is fully paved and, as the name suggests, it follows along the Coon Creek.

The Rum River Regional Trail extends upstream for 3.16 miles along the east bank of the Rum River from its confluence with the Mississippi to Anoka Nature Preserve at its northern terminus. At the trailhead there is plenty of public parking but no public toilets.