Crow-Hassan offers a great escape into nature. The Blue Stem and Riverbend group camps can accommodate horses.

Ungroomed/packed multi-use trails offer a serene and isolated experience. The 2.6 miles of trails vary from flat to rolling prairie to hilly woods challenging all outdoor enthusiasts. 

Make sure to check the trail conditions. 

Restrooms are at the trailhead and at the outermost area of the perimeter loop.

A 40-acre, unfenced dog off-leash area provides lots of space for Fido to run. 

Daily or annual pass is required. Owners must pick-up after their dogs.

The park has 10 miles of trail designated for dog walking during the summer months and nearly three miles for winter walking. 

Dogs must be on a six-foot, non-retractable leash and owners must pick-up after their dog.
 

Geocaching is a family-friendly, high-tech treasure hunt that combines respect for the environment with a sense of adventure. 

This activity involves placing or looking for a cache using global positioning system (GPS) equipment.

Crow-Hassan has one of the most extensive turf trail systems for multi-use activities in all of Three Rivers' parks. 

Nearly 18 miles are designated for summer hiking and almost 10 miles are designated during the winter.
 

Crow-Hassan Park Reserve is known for its extensive horseback riding trails - come for the day or spend the night at a drop-in or reservation group camp. 

The park includes over 15 miles of summer trails that take riders through the reestablished tall grass prairie and along the scenic Crow River. There are nearly five miles of winter trails in the interior of the park with scenic vistas. 

Check the Horseback Riding page for trail status updates. Three Rivers does not rent horses.
 

A carry-in/out boat access provides access for paddling the scenic Crow River. 

Paddlers are encouraged to check flow rates of the river.
 

Ungroomed/packed multi-use trails offer a serene and isolated experience. The 2.6 miles of trails vary from flat to rolling prairie to hilly woods challenging all outdoor enthusiasts. 

Restrooms are at the trailhead and at the outermost area of the perimeter loop.
 

Nearly six miles of trail provides links through the park along the eastern boundary to state Grants-in-Aid snowmobile trails. 

Snowmobile trailer parking is available at the park. A daily or season trailer parking pass is required.

Ungroomed/packed multi-use trails offer a serene and isolated experience. The 1.5 miles of trails vary from flat to rolling prairie to hilly woods challenging all outdoor enthusiasts. 

Restrooms are at the trailhead and at the outermost area of the perimeter loop.