Medicine Lake Regional Trail
This trail provides connections between Elm Creek Park Reserve, Fish Lake and French Regional Parks. It also provides views of Rice Lake in Maple Grove and Medicine Lake in Plymouth. In addition, the trail provides connections with the Bassett Creek and Luce Line Regional Trails, as well as many community trails.
20.7 miles | Paved
5 AM–10 PM
Boardwalk repair in Maple Grove
A boardwalk along the Medicine Lake Regional Trail in Maple Grove is closed for repairs through early summer. During the project, the regional trail is closed between Weaver Lake Road and 78th Avenue N. in Maple Grove. Trail users should use the alternate route. View a map of the project location, affected area of the trail and alternate route.
Interactive Map of Medicine Lake Regional Trail
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Interactive Map of Medicine Lake Regional Trail
Trail repairs
In May and June, pavement repairs will take place on the Medicine Lake Regional Trail between Elm Creek Park Reserve and Interstate 94. All sections of the trail will remain open while work is taking place; trail users are advised to use caution and pay attention to all construction signs. The work is in preparation for pavement resurfacing that will take place this summer.
Trails That Connect
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It pays to be nice! Learn how to Share the Trail with bicycle and pedestrian traffic.
Winter Plowing
Over 100 miles of the regional trail system are maintained in the winter, generally from mid-November through March. This is achieved through a partnership between Three Rivers and local cities.
Medicine Lake Regional Trail is plowed in Plymouth and in Maple Grove from the west side of County Road 81 to County Road 47 during winter months. See complete winter trail maintenance information.
Volunteers Needed
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Things To Do
Biking in Three Rivers is a great way to get the whole family outside. Whether you’re the casual rider or a cyclist in training, you’ll appreciate more than 240 miles of off-roadway bike/hike trails that wind through woodlands and grasslands and rim the shorelines of lakes and ponds at our parks.
Three Rivers offers abundant scenery for you and your dog to enjoy year round, with paved, turf, regional and skijoring/dog sledding trails that are dog-friendly. Dogs must be on a six-foot non-retractable leash unless in a designated dog off-leash area. Owners must pick-up after their dogs.
One of the best ways to explore year-round is to head out for a hike on the extensive trail system in Three Rivers. Trails wind through the woodland, grassland and wetland habitats of many species of wildlife. You’ll be amazed at what you might see along the way.
Please note: In winter, hiking on cross-country ski trails is not permitted.
