Through social media, we're bringing the outdoors to you! Tune in to explore nature, meet farm animals, try new art projects and more.
From archery ranges to horseback riding trails and more, see what's open, what's closed and what requires a pass in Three Rivers.
Choose from public and private lessons, camps, clinics and schools for adults and kids of all skill levels.
Find adventure this summer in Three Rivers! Choose from golf camps, wilderness camps, science camps and more.
The Wandering Naturalist
Episodes 47–49: Trumpeter Swans
Trumpeter swans are now a common sight in the Twin Cities area, but they weren't always. In this month's episodes, learn all about North America's largest waterfowl, their history in Minnesota, and how scientists are working to better understand them.
The Three Rivers Blog
Hold the Mustard, Please!
By: Missy Anderson
Learn why mustard plants can be harmful to native plants, how to identify them and what you can do to help keep our forests healthy.
Quiet Parks to Explore
By: Alyssa Schauer Erin Korsmo
As Earth blooms, we’re all feeling the urge to get outside and welcome spring. But in the midst of COVID-19, how can we do it safely? We’ve rounded up a list of some quiet places to explore where you can find the space you need to spread out and still bask in the beauty of spring sunshine.
Get Ready to Garden! — A Guide for Beginners
By: Melissa Hochstetler
Have you always wanted a garden but didn't know where to start? Learn gardening basics from staff at Gale Woods Farm and feel confident in planting your own produce this season!
News
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Please review these important updates and reminders for visiting a dog off-leash area.
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Allina Health Trail Mix Race has been rescheduled for Sunday, July 12.
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Parks and trails remain open. All buildings, including restrooms and drinking fountains, are closed until further notice. Read on for more Three Rivers operations updates.
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Three Rivers is teaming up with Hennepin County to support their efforts to collect protective equipment for first responders and health care workers.
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Based on the new developments and direction given by Governor Walz, all of our buildings will be closed to the public through April 5.
