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The Three Rivers Blog
Foraging in the Parks and Why It Isn't Allowed
By: John Moriarty
Foraging has become more popular as people are looking for local native plants to add to their diets for health and economic reasons. However, many public land agencies, including Three Rivers, have a variety of restrictions on foraging or collecting natural objects. Read on to learn why foraging isn't allowed in the parks and how you can help continue to protect natural resources.
How to Disc Golf
By: Ann Schinas
Looking for a fun, inexpensive activity to get yourself and those close to you outside and moving? Try disc golf! Learn how to play the game, explore common types of putts and throwing techniques for distance, and see where to play in the parks.
The History of Finding Peace in the Parks
By: Mandy Wintheiser
For centuries, parks have provided people an outlet from the stress of daily life. Learn about the history of parks in the U.S., including Three Rivers Parks, as places for relaxation and leisure.
News
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We are pleased to say that most of our golf lessons and leagues will happen as scheduled but with modifications.
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Based on the new campground guidelines issued by Governor Walz, we will be opening our campgrounds starting June 1.
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KARE 11's Hitting the Trails series highlights Three Rivers Parks.
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Based on Governor Walz's extension of the Stay at Home order and current expectations for social distancing, we will be canceling all programs, events and reservations through Thursday, May 21. Parks and trails remain open.
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Golf carts will be limited to those who absolutely need them.
