Upcoming Events
Oct. 10 | Hyland Hills
Take in the fall colors from the top of Mount Gilboa!
Oct. 1-18 | Three Rivers Parks
This year, Autumn Woods Classic is going virtual! Run or walk any distance in any Three Rivers park and share your experience on social media. Registration is now open!
Ongoing | Gale Woods
Pick a mystery bag and see what you can cook up!
Browse the full list of programs, and find your next adventure. Registration for October programs is open!
See what's happening in Three Rivers this fall! Find fall color updates, fall programs and events, fall recipes and more.
No boat? No problem. Rent kayaks, canoes, stand-up paddleboards and more through September at select parks.
From archery ranges to horseback riding trails and more, see what's open, what's closed and what requires a pass in Three Rivers.
The Wandering Naturalist
Episodes 63–65: Fungi
Learn how fungi function, which fungi are causing problems in our parks, and how to grow your own edible mushrooms.
The Three Rivers Blog
Wetland Management: Drawdowns
By: Steven Hogg
Managing wetland habitat is no easy task, but is necessary in stimulating plant growth, increasing animal and plant diversity, and controlling invasive species. Learn how Three Rivers Park District manages wetlands with drawdowns and explore some of the specific goals in managing this special habitat.
Dryland Training: A New Way To Work Out In The Parks
By: Tyler Thompson
While dryland training is commonly used to prepare for winter sports, anyone can benefit from it. Learn what dryland training means and what kinds of exercises you can incorporate into your visit to the parks.
This year has presented unique challenges for educators around the world. Learn how one of our environmental educators adapted to teaching in the pandemic and what new strategies she used to benefit her students.
News
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The Baker Ski Sale is returning this December!
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Deer hunts will take place in the parks this fall. See the full schedule and learn more about safety practices during hunts.
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Three Rivers Park District is beginning the master planning process for future development of the Diamond Lake Regional Trail, a new north-south trail through the western portion of Hennepin County. Please visit LetsTalkThreeRivers.org for more information about the master plan and to provide feedback about potential routes for the trail.
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Review all campground operational updates.
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Learn what's happening at Three Rivers this summer.
