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Northland trails featured in new autumn hikes book
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DULUTH – With most of Minnesota in a state of drought, the rushing waters of many of the region s inland tributaries and rivers have slowed to a trickle, including the western side of the North Shore s Gooseberry Falls. Its lower falls have run dry, offering a rare view of the famous waterway.
While it s not unusual for that side to dry up, it s usually later in the summer, said Nick Hoffmann, assistant park manager for Gooseberry Falls State Park.
Gooseberry River, which drains from the Gooseberry watershed, is flowing but at a lower rate. If this dry weather continues, there is a possibility the falls could dry up in late August, Hoffmann said, which hasn t happened in about 15 years.
Trickling Gooseberry Falls is sign of MN drought
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Encouragement to get outside, Minnesota Hiking Club rewards members by miles hiked
On April 20, 1991, the Minnesota Hiking Club was formed to encourage people to visit state parks spread out across the state. With originally 62 parks participating, there are now 67 with 197 total miles of club trails to hike. Written By: Thalen Zimmerman | ×
A sign for Minnesota Hiking Club members to follow at Lake Carlos State Park. (Thalen Zimmerman / Echo Press)
If you have ever visited a Minnesota State Park to do some hiking, you may have noticed a little blue sign the reads “hiking club.” Those blue signs mark a specific hiking trail that has a password usually located around the halfway point of the trail and can be found in all 67 Minnesota State Parks, plus one bonus trail that can only be accessed in the winter.