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 Fleuve Sainte-Croix) is a river in northeastern North America, 71 miles (114 km) in length, that forms part of the Canada–United States border between Maine (U.S.) and New Brunswick (Canada). The river rises in the Chiputneticook Lakes and flows south and southeast, between Calais and St. Stephen. It discharges into Passamaquoddy Bay, in the Bay of Fundy . Contents
1 Geography
1.1 Navigation
2 Historical boundary issues
3 Water level monitoring
3.1 Canada
3.2 United States
4 Crossings
5 Derived names
6 Dam Removal
7 See also
8 References
9 External links
Geography
The river forms from the Chiputneticook Lakes (North Lake, East Grand Lake, Mud Lake, and Spednic Lake) along the Canadian - U.S. border. U.S. Geological Survey topographic maps show the St. Croix River as beginning at the 1.0-mile-long (1.6 km) outlet stream from East Grand Lake, then flowing through the short Mud Lake and entering Spednic Lake, extending 20 miles (32 km) to its outlet at Vanceboro, Maine, and the start of the river proper. Adding the section of river and lake from the outlet of East Grand Lake gives a total length of 95 miles (153 km) to the St. Croix. The total drainage area of the river is approximately 1,500 square miles (3,900 km 2 ). In the 20th century, the river was heavily developed for hydroelectric power. The river had previously hosted a large population of Atlantic salmon; however, the salmon population was reduced after building hydroelectric dams upriver from Calais-St.

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St. Croix River at
Vanceboro, Maine. Location
Country
Canada/United States
Physical characteristics

Source

• location
Chiputneticook Lakes

Mouth

• location
Passamaquoddy Bay
• coordinates
45°04′23″N 67°05′35″W
 /  45.073°N 67.093°W  / 45.073; -67.093
Coordinates: 45°04′23″N 67°05′35″W
 /  45.073°N 67.093°W  / 45.073; -67.093
• elevation
sea level
Basin size
1,500 square miles (3,900 km 2)
The St. Croix River watershed
The St. Croix River ( French: Fleuve Sainte-Croix) is a river in northeastern North America, 71 miles (114 km) in length, that forms part of the Canada–United States border between Maine (U.S.) and New Brunswick (Canada). The river rises in the Chiputneticook Lakes and flows south and southeast, between Calais and St. Stephen. It discharges into Passamaquoddy Bay, in the Bay of Fundy . Contents
1 Geography
1.1 Navigation
2 Historical boundary issues
3 Water level monitoring
3.1 Canada
3.2 United States
4 Crossings
5 Derived names
6 Dam Removal
7 See also
8 References
9 External links
Geography
The river forms from the Chiputneticook Lakes (North Lake, East Grand Lake, Mud Lake, and Spednic Lake) along the Canadian - U.S. border. U.S. Geological Survey topographic maps show the St. Croix River as beginning at the 1.0-mile-long (1.6 km) outlet stream from East Grand Lake, then flowing through the short Mud Lake and entering Spednic Lake, extending 20 miles (32 km) to its outlet at Vanceboro, Maine, and the start of the river proper.

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 Adding the section of river and lake from the outlet of East Grand Lake gives a total length of 95 miles (153 km) to the St. Croix. The total drainage area of the river is approximately 1,500 square miles (3,900 km 2 ). In the 20th century, the river was heavily developed for hydroelectric power. The river had previously hosted a large population of Atlantic salmon; however, the salmon population was reduced after building hydroelectric dams upriver from Calais-St. Stephen. The river is an estuary between Calais-St. Stephen and the river's mouth at Robbinston and St. Andrews. This tidal area extends for approximately 16 miles (26 km) along this section and exhibits a tidal bore . Navigation
The Saint Croix River was an early trade corridor to interior Maine and New Brunswick from the Atlantic coast.

Adding the section of river and lake from the outlet of East Grand Lake gives a total length of 95 miles (153 km) to the St. Croix. The total drainage area of the river is approximately 1,500 square miles (3,900 km 2 ). In the 20th century, the river was heavily developed for hydroelectric power. The river had previously hosted a large population of Atlantic salmon; however, the salmon population was reduced after building hydroelectric dams upriver from Calais-St. Stephen. The river is an estuary between Calais-St. Stephen and the river's mouth at Robbinston and St. Andrews. This tidal area extends for approximately 16 miles (26 km) along this section and exhibits a tidal bore . Navigation
The Saint Croix River was an early trade corridor to interior Maine and New Brunswick from the Atlantic coast.

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 Stephen. The river is an estuary between Calais-St. Stephen and the river's mouth at Robbinston and St. Andrews. This tidal area extends for approximately 16 miles (26 km) along this section and exhibits a tidal bore . Navigation
The Saint Croix River was an early trade corridor to interior Maine and New Brunswick from the Atlantic coast. Ocean ships could navigate upstream to Calais and St. Stephen; although tidal fluctuation made Eastport a preferred port for deeper draft vessels. The river upstream of Calais and St. Stephen became an important transportation corridor for log driving to bring wooden logs and pulpwood from interior forests to sawmills and paper mills built to use water power at Calais and Woodland. Historical boundary issues
The boundary issues of the St. Croix River came out of the Treaty of Paris that was signed in 1783. The geography of the river was not charted clearly until the Jay Treaty (1794) provided provisions for surveying the boundary.

Stephen. The river is an estuary between Calais-St. Stephen and the river's mouth at Robbinston and St. Andrews. This tidal area extends for approximately 16 miles (26 km) along this section and exhibits a tidal bore . Navigation
The Saint Croix River was an early trade corridor to interior Maine and New Brunswick from the Atlantic coast. Ocean ships could navigate upstream to Calais and St. Stephen; although tidal fluctuation made Eastport a preferred port for deeper draft vessels. The river upstream of Calais and St. Stephen became an important transportation corridor for log driving to bring wooden logs and pulpwood from interior forests to sawmills and paper mills built to use water power at Calais and Woodland. Historical boundary issues
The boundary issues of the St. Croix River came out of the Treaty of Paris that was signed in 1783. The geography of the river was not charted clearly until the Jay Treaty (1794) provided provisions for surveying the boundary.

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 -67.42972
) where the rivershed is 1,374 square miles (3,559 km 2 ), 5.6 miles (9.0 km) downstream of the nearest dam. The maximum recorded flow here is 23,500 cubic feet (670 m 3) per second and the minimum 262 cubic feet (7.4 m 3) per second. USGS also maintains a water chemistry monitor at Milltown, Maine (
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45°10′11″N 67°17′50″W
 /  45.16972°N 67.29722°W  / 45.16972; -67.29722
) where the rivershed is 1,455 square miles (3,768 km 2 ). For water year 2001, the pH ranged from 6.6 to 7.2. Crossings
Seven active international bridges cross the river at the following locations: St. Croix, New Brunswick - Vanceboro, Maine ( Saint Croix-Vanceboro Bridge, road
St. Croix-Vanceboro ( Saint Croix-Vanceboro Railway Bridge ), rail
Mohannes, New Brunswick - Woodland, Maine (unnamed Maine Central Railroad bridge), rail
Upper Mills, New Brunswick - Baring, Maine (unnamed Maine Central Railroad bridge), rail
St. Stephen, New Brunswick - Calais, Maine, International Avenue Bridge, road
St. Stephen, New Brunswick - Calais, Maine ( Milltown International Bridge ), road
St. Stephen, New Brunswick - Calais, Maine (unnamed New Brunswick Southern Railway / Maine Central Railroad bridge), rail
St. Stephen, New Brunswick - Calais, Maine ( St. Stephen-Calais Bridge ), road
One defunct crossing exists: St. Stephen, New Brunswick - Calais, Maine, ferry (at site of St. Stephen-Calais Bridge)
Derived names
HMCS St. Croix (I81), previously USS McCook (DD-252), became a Canadian ship in 1940 as part of the Destroyers for Bases Agreement. It was renamed after the St. Croix River to follow the Canadian tradition of naming destroyers after Canadian rivers while recognizing the shared national history of the ship. Dam Removal
New Brunswick Power has indicated their desire to remove the 138 year old Milltown Dam on the St Croix River between St. Stephen, New Brunswick (Canada), and Calais, Maine (USA).

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 The river is a National Scenic Riverway under the protection of the National Park Service. A hydroelectric plant at St. Croix Falls supplies power to the Minneapolis–St. Paul metropolitan area. Contents
1 Geography and hydrography
2 Conservation efforts
3 Naming
4 History
4.1 Fur trade
4.2 Logging
5 Cities and towns
6 Bridge crossings
7 Commerce and recreation
8 Further reading
9 See also
10 References
11 External links
Geography and hydrography
The St. Croix River rises in the northwestern corner of Wisconsin, out of Upper St. Croix Lake in Douglas County, near Solon Springs, approximately 20 miles (32 km) south of Lake Superior. It flows south to Gordon, then southwest. It is joined by the Namekagon River in northern Burnett County, where it becomes significantly wider. A few miles downstream the St. Croix meets the boundary between Minnesota and Wisconsin, which it demarcates for another 130 miles (209 km) until its confluence with the Mississippi River . Aerial photo near Prescott, Wisconsin, where the clearer waters of the St. Croix meet the muddier Mississippi River. Other major tributaries include the Kettle River, Snake River, and Sunrise River joining from the west, and the Apple River, Willow River, and Kinnickinnic River joining from the east. Just below Stillwater, Minnesota the river widens into Lake St. Croix, and eventually joins the Mississippi River at Prescott, Wisconsin, approximately 20 miles (32 km) southeast of St. Paul, Minnesota .

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The St. Croix River, looking downstream toward Stillwater, Minnesota
Map of the St. Croix watershed. Location
Country
United States
State
Wisconsin, Minnesota
Cities
St. Croix Falls, WI, Taylors Falls, MN, Osceola, WI, Stillwater, MN, Hudson, WI, Prescott, WI, Somerset, WI, River Falls, WI
Physical characteristics

Source
Upper St. Croix Lake
• location
near Solon Springs, Wisconsin, Douglas County, WI
• coordinates
46°23′19″N 91°45′34″W
 /  46.38861°N 91.75944°W  / 46.38861; -91.75944

Mouth
Mississippi River
• location
Prescott, WI, Pierce County, Washington, Dakota, MN, WI
• coordinates
44°44′45″N 92°48′10″W
 /  44.74583°N 92.80278°W  / 44.74583; -92.80278
Coordinates: 44°44′45″N 92°48′10″W
 /  44.74583°N 92.80278°W  / 44.74583; -92.80278
Length
169 mi (272 km)

Discharge

• location
Prescott, WI
• average
6,374 cu/ft. per sec. Basin features
Tributaries

• left
Sunrise River, Snake River, Kettle River
• right
Apple River, Yellow River, Namekagon River, Eau Claire River (St. Croix River), Kinnickinnic River

National Wild and Scenic River
Type
Scenic, Recreational
Designated
October 2, 1968
Part of
Saint Croix National Scenic Riverway

The St. Croix River (French: Holy Cross) is a tributary of the Mississippi River, approximately 169 miles (272 km) long, in the U.S. states of Wisconsin and Minnesota. The lower 125 miles (201 km) of the river form the border between Wisconsin and Minnesota.

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 It is joined by the Namekagon River in northern Burnett County, where it becomes significantly wider. A few miles downstream the St. Croix meets the boundary between Minnesota and Wisconsin, which it demarcates for another 130 miles (209 km) until its confluence with the Mississippi River . Aerial photo near Prescott, Wisconsin, where the clearer waters of the St. Croix meet the muddier Mississippi River. Other major tributaries include the Kettle River, Snake River, and Sunrise River joining from the west, and the Apple River, Willow River, and Kinnickinnic River joining from the east. Just below Stillwater, Minnesota the river widens into Lake St. Croix, and eventually joins the Mississippi River at Prescott, Wisconsin, approximately 20 miles (32 km) southeast of St. Paul, Minnesota . Conservation efforts
The St. Croix River was one of the original eight rivers to have significant portions placed under protection by the National Wild and Scenic Rivers Act of 1968. The upper reaches of the river in Wisconsin below the St. Croix Flowage, 15 miles (24 km) downstream from its source, as well as the Namekagon River, are protected as the St. Croix National Scenic Riverway. The free-flowing nature of the river is interrupted only by a hydroelectric dam operated by the Northern States Power Company at St. Croix Falls, Wisconsin . The lower 27 miles (43 km) below the dam, including both sides of the river along the Minnesota-Wisconsin border, were protected as part of the Lower St. Croix National Scenic Riverway. This area includes the Dalles of the St. Croix River, a scenic gorge located near Interstate Park, south of St. Croix Falls, Wisconsin .

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 -92.80278
Length
169 mi (272 km)

Discharge

• location
Prescott, WI
• average
6,374 cu/ft. per sec. Basin features
Tributaries

• left
Sunrise River, Snake River, Kettle River
• right
Apple River, Yellow River, Namekagon River, Eau Claire River (St. Croix River), Kinnickinnic River

National Wild and Scenic River
Type
Scenic, Recreational
Designated
October 2, 1968
Part of
Saint Croix National Scenic Riverway

The St. Croix River (French: Holy Cross) is a tributary of the Mississippi River, approximately 169 miles (272 km) long, in the U.S. states of Wisconsin and Minnesota. The lower 125 miles (201 km) of the river form the border between Wisconsin and Minnesota. The river is a National Scenic Riverway under the protection of the National Park Service. A hydroelectric plant at St. Croix Falls supplies power to the Minneapolis–St. Paul metropolitan area. Contents
1 Geography and hydrography
2 Conservation efforts
3 Naming
4 History
4.1 Fur trade
4.2 Logging
5 Cities and towns
6 Bridge crossings
7 Commerce and recreation
8 Further reading
9 See also
10 References
11 External links
Geography and hydrography
The St. Croix River rises in the northwestern corner of Wisconsin, out of Upper St. Croix Lake in Douglas County, near Solon Springs, approximately 20 miles (32 km) south of Lake Superior. It flows south to Gordon, then southwest.

-92.80278
Length
169 mi (272 km)

Discharge

• location
Prescott, WI
• average
6,374 cu/ft. per sec. Basin features
Tributaries

• left
Sunrise River, Snake River, Kettle River
• right
Apple River, Yellow River, Namekagon River, Eau Claire River (St. Croix River), Kinnickinnic River

National Wild and Scenic River
Type
Scenic, Recreational
Designated
October 2, 1968
Part of
Saint Croix National Scenic Riverway

The St. Croix River (French: Holy Cross) is a tributary of the Mississippi River, approximately 169 miles (272 km) long, in the U.S. states of Wisconsin and Minnesota. The lower 125 miles (201 km) of the river form the border between Wisconsin and Minnesota. The river is a National Scenic Riverway under the protection of the National Park Service. A hydroelectric plant at St. Croix Falls supplies power to the Minneapolis–St. Paul metropolitan area. Contents
1 Geography and hydrography
2 Conservation efforts
3 Naming
4 History
4.1 Fur trade
4.2 Logging
5 Cities and towns
6 Bridge crossings
7 Commerce and recreation
8 Further reading
9 See also
10 References
11 External links
Geography and hydrography
The St. Croix River rises in the northwestern corner of Wisconsin, out of Upper St. Croix Lake in Douglas County, near Solon Springs, approximately 20 miles (32 km) south of Lake Superior. It flows south to Gordon, then southwest.

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Seven active international bridges cross the river at the following locations: St. Croix, New Brunswick - Vanceboro, Maine ( Saint Croix-Vanceboro Bridge, road
St. Croix-Vanceboro ( Saint Croix-Vanceboro Railway Bridge ), rail
Mohannes, New Brunswick - Woodland, Maine (unnamed Maine Central Railroad bridge), rail
Upper Mills, New Brunswick - Baring, Maine (unnamed Maine Central Railroad bridge), rail
St. Stephen, New Brunswick - Calais, Maine, International Avenue Bridge, road
St. Stephen, New Brunswick - Calais, Maine ( Milltown International Bridge ), road
St. Stephen, New Brunswick - Calais, Maine (unnamed New Brunswick Southern Railway / Maine Central Railroad bridge), rail
St. Stephen, New Brunswick - Calais, Maine ( St. Stephen-Calais Bridge ), road
One defunct crossing exists: St. Stephen, New Brunswick - Calais, Maine, ferry (at site of St. Stephen-Calais Bridge)
Derived names
HMCS St. Croix (I81), previously USS McCook (DD-252), became a Canadian ship in 1940 as part of the Destroyers for Bases Agreement. It was renamed after the St. Croix River to follow the Canadian tradition of naming destroyers after Canadian rivers while recognizing the shared national history of the ship. Dam Removal
New Brunswick Power has indicated their desire to remove the 138 year old Milltown Dam on the St Croix River between St. Stephen, New Brunswick (Canada), and Calais, Maine (USA). Currently, New Brunswick Power stakeholders, government officials, the Peskotomuhkati Tribe, locals, and the public are examining this proposed dam removal. Milltown Dam removal would restore Salmon Falls between St. Stephen and Calais. The Peskotomuhkati Tribe is also advocating for the removal of Milltown Dam and the full restoration of Salmon Falls. Milltown Dam was built in 1881 by New Brunswick Power and is the oldest operating hydro facility in Canada. Atlantic Salmon, shad, eels, and alewives would all benefit from this dam’s removal and ongoing habitat restoration.

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 -67.4281
)
Forest City Stream, below the Forest City Dam at Forest City, New Brunswick (
45°39′51″N 67°44′04″W  /
45.6642°N 67.7344°W
 / 45.6642; -67.7344
)
United States
The United States Geological Survey maintains two river flow gauges in the St. Croix River watershed. Vanceboro, Maine ( 45°34′08″N 67°25′47″W
 /  45.56889°N 67.42972°W  / 45.56889; -67.42972
) where the rivershed is 413 square miles (1,070 km 2 ), 400 feet (100 m) downstream from the Spednik Lake Dam. Baring Plantation, Maine ( 45°34′08″N 67°25′47″W
 /  45.56889°N 67.42972°W  / 45.56889; -67.42972
) where the rivershed is 1,374 square miles (3,559 km 2 ), 5.6 miles (9.0 km) downstream of the nearest dam. The maximum recorded flow here is 23,500 cubic feet (670 m 3) per second and the minimum 262 cubic feet (7.4 m 3) per second. USGS also maintains a water chemistry monitor at Milltown, Maine (
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45°10′11″N 67°17′50″W
 /  45.16972°N 67.29722°W  / 45.16972; -67.29722
) where the rivershed is 1,455 square miles (3,768 km 2 ). For water year 2001, the pH ranged from 6.6 to 7.2.

-67.4281
)
Forest City Stream, below the Forest City Dam at Forest City, New Brunswick (
45°39′51″N 67°44′04″W  /
45.6642°N 67.7344°W
 / 45.6642; -67.7344
)
United States
The United States Geological Survey maintains two river flow gauges in the St. Croix River watershed. Vanceboro, Maine ( 45°34′08″N 67°25′47″W
 /  45.56889°N 67.42972°W  / 45.56889; -67.42972
) where the rivershed is 413 square miles (1,070 km 2 ), 400 feet (100 m) downstream from the Spednik Lake Dam. Baring Plantation, Maine ( 45°34′08″N 67°25′47″W
 /  45.56889°N 67.42972°W  / 45.56889; -67.42972
) where the rivershed is 1,374 square miles (3,559 km 2 ), 5.6 miles (9.0 km) downstream of the nearest dam. The maximum recorded flow here is 23,500 cubic feet (670 m 3) per second and the minimum 262 cubic feet (7.4 m 3) per second. USGS also maintains a water chemistry monitor at Milltown, Maine (
WikiMiniAtlas
45°10′11″N 67°17′50″W
 /  45.16972°N 67.29722°W  / 45.16972; -67.29722
) where the rivershed is 1,455 square miles (3,768 km 2 ). For water year 2001, the pH ranged from 6.6 to 7.2.

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 St. Croix, New Brunswick (
45°34′08″N 67°25′47″W  /
45.5689°N 67.4297°W
 / 45.5689; -67.4297
)
Baring, Maine (
45°08′12″N 67°19′05″W  /
45.1367°N 67.3181°W
 / 45.1367; -67.3181
)
Dennis Stream near St. Stephen, New Brunswick (
45°12′35″N 67°15′45″W  /
45.2097°N 67.2625°W
 / 45.2097; -67.2625
)
East Grand Lake at Forest City, New Brunswick (
45°39′54″N 67°44′10″W  /
45.6650°N 67.7361°W
 / 45.6650; -67.7361
)
Spednic Lake at St. Croix, New Brunswick (
45°34′09″N 67°25′41″W  /
45.5692°N 67.4281°W
 / 45.5692; -67.4281
)
Forest City Stream, below the Forest City Dam at Forest City, New Brunswick (
45°39′51″N 67°44′04″W  /
45.6642°N 67.7344°W
 / 45.6642; -67.7344
)
United States
The United States Geological Survey maintains two river flow gauges in the St. Croix River watershed. Vanceboro, Maine ( 45°34′08″N 67°25′47″W
 /  45.56889°N 67.42972°W  / 45.56889; -67.42972
) where the rivershed is 413 square miles (1,070 km 2 ), 400 feet (100 m) downstream from the Spednik Lake Dam. Baring Plantation, Maine ( 45°34′08″N 67°25′47″W
 /  45.56889°N 67.42972°W  / 45.56889;

St. Croix, New Brunswick (
45°34′08″N 67°25′47″W  /
45.5689°N 67.4297°W
 / 45.5689; -67.4297
)
Baring, Maine (
45°08′12″N 67°19′05″W  /
45.1367°N 67.3181°W
 / 45.1367; -67.3181
)
Dennis Stream near St. Stephen, New Brunswick (
45°12′35″N 67°15′45″W  /
45.2097°N 67.2625°W
 / 45.2097; -67.2625
)
East Grand Lake at Forest City, New Brunswick (
45°39′54″N 67°44′10″W  /
45.6650°N 67.7361°W
 / 45.6650; -67.7361
)
Spednic Lake at St. Croix, New Brunswick (
45°34′09″N 67°25′41″W  /
45.5692°N 67.4281°W
 / 45.5692; -67.4281
)
Forest City Stream, below the Forest City Dam at Forest City, New Brunswick (
45°39′51″N 67°44′04″W  /
45.6642°N 67.7344°W
 / 45.6642; -67.7344
)
United States
The United States Geological Survey maintains two river flow gauges in the St. Croix River watershed. Vanceboro, Maine ( 45°34′08″N 67°25′47″W
 /  45.56889°N 67.42972°W  / 45.56889; -67.42972
) where the rivershed is 413 square miles (1,070 km 2 ), 400 feet (100 m) downstream from the Spednik Lake Dam. Baring Plantation, Maine ( 45°34′08″N 67°25′47″W
 /  45.56889°N 67.42972°W  / 45.56889;

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External links
 May 7th, 2015. Rivers, International Conflicts and Cooperation Lecture, Rivers in World History. St. Thomas University. ^ G.J. Stewart; J.P. Nielsen; J.M. Caldwell; A.R. Cloutier (2002). " Water Resources Data – Maine, Water Year 2001" (PDF). Water Resources Data – Maine, Water Year 2001. Archived from the original (PDF) on 2005-11-18.

May 7th, 2015. Rivers, International Conflicts and Cooperation Lecture, Rivers in World History. St. Thomas University. ^ G.J. Stewart; J.P. Nielsen; J.M. Caldwell; A.R. Cloutier (2002). " Water Resources Data – Maine, Water Year 2001" (PDF). Water Resources Data – Maine, Water Year 2001. Archived from the original (PDF) on 2005-11-18.

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Location: Lake St. Croix refers to the lower portion of the St. Croix River from Stillwater to Prescott along the Minnesota-Wisconsin border. Species Present: There have been more than 60 species of fish documented from Lake St. Croix. Those of primary interest to anglers include the following: Walleye: Above average abundance, average size. There is a 15Â” minimum size limit for walleye on the St. Croix. Sauger: A close relative of the walleye.

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Location: Lake St. Croix refers to the lower portion of the St. Croix River from Stillwater to Prescott along the Minnesota-Wisconsin border. Species Present: There have been more than 60 species of fish documented from Lake St. Croix. Those of primary interest to anglers include the following: Walleye: Above average abundance, average size. There is a 15Â” minimum size limit for walleye on the St. Croix. Sauger: A close relative of the walleye.

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Beginning in Upper St. Croix Lake in Douglas County, Wisconsin, the St. Croix River flows 164 miles to its confluence with the Mississippi River near Prescott, Wisconsin. The majority of the river creates the state boundary between Minnesota and Wisconsin. The upper St. Croix River flows past heavily wooded banks and islands. The upper 200 miles of the river is federally designated as a Wild and Scenic River. The lower St. Croix River showcases steep sandstone and limestone bluffs with winding side channels. This segment is also federally designated as a Wild and Scenic River. Virtual Tour: Take a virtual tour. It's a great tool to help you plan your next visit!

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Beginning in Upper St. Croix Lake in Douglas County, Wisconsin, the St. Croix River flows 164 miles to its confluence with the Mississippi River near Prescott, Wisconsin. The majority of the river creates the state boundary between Minnesota and Wisconsin. The upper St. Croix River flows past heavily wooded banks and islands. The upper 200 miles of the river is federally designated as a Wild and Scenic River. The lower St. Croix River showcases steep sandstone and limestone bluffs with winding side channels. This segment is also federally designated as a Wild and Scenic River. Virtual Tour: Take a virtual tour. It's a great tool to help you plan your next visit!

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The St. Croix River was one of the original eight rivers to have significant portions placed under protection by the National Wild and Scenic Rivers Act of 1968. The upper reaches of the river in Wisconsin below the St. Croix Flowage, 15 miles (24 km) downstream from its source, as well as the Namekagon River, are protected as the St. Croix National Scenic Riverway. The free-flowing nature of the river is interrupted only by a hydroelectric dam operated by the Northern States Power Company at St. Croix Falls, Wisconsin . The lower 27 miles (43 km) below the dam, including both sides of the river along the Minnesota-Wisconsin border, were protected as part of the Lower St. Croix National Scenic Riverway. This area includes the Dalles of the St. Croix River, a scenic gorge located near Interstate Park, south of St. Croix Falls, Wisconsin . Although the addition of an interstate bridge connected to MN Highway 36 was objected to by residents, nearby communities, conservation groups, and the National Park Service, construction of the bridge was authorized by amending the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act of 1968. Light and noise pollution are concerns of those opposed to the bridge, who cites the original act that kept such activity to the south along the Interstate 94 corridor. The St. Croix Crossing bridge was ultimately completed in August 2017. The St. Croix River Association (SCRA) is a watershed-wide non-profit advocating for conservation throughout the watershed. Founded in 1911 as an all-volunteer citizens group, it has evolved into a staffed, mature nonprofit organization and official "friends group" of the St. Croix National Scenic Riverway.

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 Lake Sturgeon: Low abundance, large size fish available. Fish exceeding 50 pounds have been caught here. Boat Access: Boom Site Access: This state owned site is located on the St. Croix River just north of Lake St. Croix, 2 miles north of the Stillwater Bridge along highway 95 (St. Croix Trail). St. Croix Bluffs County Park: This facility is operated by Washington County. There is a fee to enter the park, but no fee to use the access. The park is located 7 miles south of Afton on Stagecoach Trail (Washington County Road #21).

Lake Sturgeon: Low abundance, large size fish available. Fish exceeding 50 pounds have been caught here. Boat Access: Boom Site Access: This state owned site is located on the St. Croix River just north of Lake St. Croix, 2 miles north of the Stillwater Bridge along highway 95 (St. Croix Trail). St. Croix Bluffs County Park: This facility is operated by Washington County. There is a fee to enter the park, but no fee to use the access. The park is located 7 miles south of Afton on Stagecoach Trail (Washington County Road #21).

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 These names depict the problems encountered in     attempting to paddle a canoe against the on-rushing water. Sources: Places     and Names of Atlantic Canada (1996) by William B. Hamilton. St.     Croix River
The St. Croix River rises in the Chiputneticook     Lakes and flows 120 kilometres southeast to Passamaquoddy Bay, forming a part     of the boundary between New brunswick and     Maine. Discovered in 1604 by Pierre Du Gua de Monts and     Samuel de Champlain, the first settlement in acadia was built on an island in     the river, now known as Dochet's Island. ( It is today part of     Maine.) They called both the island and the river     Sainte-Croix because, upon exploration, they found that the river had three     branches that formed an irregular cross. The first year on Ile Sainte-Croix was     a disaster. Of the 79 settlers who attempted to 'overwinter', 39 died from     scurvy by spring. In the summer of 1605 the settlement was abandoned, the     buildings dismantled and moved across the Bay of Fundy, to     Port-Royal.

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These names depict the problems encountered in     attempting to paddle a canoe against the on-rushing water. Sources: Places     and Names of Atlantic Canada (1996) by William B. Hamilton. St.     Croix River
The St. Croix River rises in the Chiputneticook     Lakes and flows 120 kilometres southeast to Passamaquoddy Bay, forming a part     of the boundary between New brunswick and     Maine. Discovered in 1604 by Pierre Du Gua de Monts and     Samuel de Champlain, the first settlement in acadia was built on an island in     the river, now known as Dochet's Island. ( It is today part of     Maine.) They called both the island and the river     Sainte-Croix because, upon exploration, they found that the river had three     branches that formed an irregular cross. The first year on Ile Sainte-Croix was     a disaster. Of the 79 settlers who attempted to 'overwinter', 39 died from     scurvy by spring. In the summer of 1605 the settlement was abandoned, the     buildings dismantled and moved across the Bay of Fundy, to     Port-Royal.

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 This state owned site is located on the St. Croix River just north of Lake St. Croix, 2 miles north of the Stillwater Bridge along highway 95 (St. Croix Trail). St. Croix Bluffs County Park: This facility is operated by Washington County. There is a fee to enter the park, but no fee to use the access. The park is located 7 miles south of Afton on Stagecoach Trail (Washington County Road #21). Anderson Windows: This is a dead end road adjacent to the Anderson Window manufacturing facility in Bayport. Parking is limited to designated city streets. No parking of vehicles with boat trailers is allowed on Anderson Corporation property. The Beach House Marina:

This state owned site is located on the St. Croix River just north of Lake St. Croix, 2 miles north of the Stillwater Bridge along highway 95 (St. Croix Trail). St. Croix Bluffs County Park: This facility is operated by Washington County. There is a fee to enter the park, but no fee to use the access. The park is located 7 miles south of Afton on Stagecoach Trail (Washington County Road #21). Anderson Windows: This is a dead end road adjacent to the Anderson Window manufacturing facility in Bayport. Parking is limited to designated city streets. No parking of vehicles with boat trailers is allowed on Anderson Corporation property. The Beach House Marina:

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 The lower St. Croix River showcases steep sandstone and limestone bluffs with winding side channels. This segment is also federally designated as a Wild and Scenic River. Virtual Tour: Take a virtual tour. It's a great tool to help you plan your next visit! Panoramic tour | Snapshot tour
St. Croix River Water Trail sections: Upper St. Croix: Trego, WI to State Highway 70
Lower St. Croix: State Highway 70 to Mississippi River
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National Park Service maps
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Pine, Chisago, and Washington Counties, east central Minnesota
Contact National Park Service St. Croix River Visitor Center: ( 715) 483-2274.

The lower St. Croix River showcases steep sandstone and limestone bluffs with winding side channels. This segment is also federally designated as a Wild and Scenic River. Virtual Tour: Take a virtual tour. It's a great tool to help you plan your next visit! Panoramic tour | Snapshot tour
St. Croix River Water Trail sections: Upper St. Croix: Trego, WI to State Highway 70
Lower St. Croix: State Highway 70 to Mississippi River
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Pine, Chisago, and Washington Counties, east central Minnesota
Contact National Park Service St. Croix River Visitor Center: ( 715) 483-2274.

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 Ocean ships could navigate upstream to Calais and St. Stephen; although tidal fluctuation made Eastport a preferred port for deeper draft vessels. The river upstream of Calais and St. Stephen became an important transportation corridor for log driving to bring wooden logs and pulpwood from interior forests to sawmills and paper mills built to use water power at Calais and Woodland. Historical boundary issues
The boundary issues of the St. Croix River came out of the Treaty of Paris that was signed in 1783. The geography of the river was not charted clearly until the Jay Treaty (1794) provided provisions for surveying the boundary. The boundary between Maine and New Brunswick north of the headwaters of the Saint Croix took another four decades to establish. Following the War of 1812 there was a push to settle this disputed territory north of the St. Croix on the St. John watershed and it remained in dispute until 1842. During this conflict Maine, Massachusetts and New Brunswick continued to issue some lumbering permits to the disputed territory. With or without a permit, lumbermen were in a race to cut the best timber from the land while it was under dispute. Although it was illegal to cut trees with no permit, the Saint John River enabled this activity because it increased business at the local mills, shipyards and timber ponds in New Brunswick so the officials were slow to halt the ongoing illegal activity.

Ocean ships could navigate upstream to Calais and St. Stephen; although tidal fluctuation made Eastport a preferred port for deeper draft vessels. The river upstream of Calais and St. Stephen became an important transportation corridor for log driving to bring wooden logs and pulpwood from interior forests to sawmills and paper mills built to use water power at Calais and Woodland. Historical boundary issues
The boundary issues of the St. Croix River came out of the Treaty of Paris that was signed in 1783. The geography of the river was not charted clearly until the Jay Treaty (1794) provided provisions for surveying the boundary. The boundary between Maine and New Brunswick north of the headwaters of the Saint Croix took another four decades to establish. Following the War of 1812 there was a push to settle this disputed territory north of the St. Croix on the St. John watershed and it remained in dispute until 1842. During this conflict Maine, Massachusetts and New Brunswick continued to issue some lumbering permits to the disputed territory. With or without a permit, lumbermen were in a race to cut the best timber from the land while it was under dispute. Although it was illegal to cut trees with no permit, the Saint John River enabled this activity because it increased business at the local mills, shipyards and timber ponds in New Brunswick so the officials were slow to halt the ongoing illegal activity.

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 all sizes available. The state record catfish for Minnesota (70 pounds) comes from the St. Croix. Channel catfish exceeding 25 pounds are also present. White Bass: Locally abundant, but average abundance for the entire lake, all sizes available. Lake Sturgeon: Low abundance, large size fish available. Fish exceeding 50 pounds have been caught here. Boat Access: Boom Site Access:

all sizes available. The state record catfish for Minnesota (70 pounds) comes from the St. Croix. Channel catfish exceeding 25 pounds are also present. White Bass: Locally abundant, but average abundance for the entire lake, all sizes available. Lake Sturgeon: Low abundance, large size fish available. Fish exceeding 50 pounds have been caught here. Boat Access: Boom Site Access:

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 This facility also has a launch fee. It is located just below the I-94 bridge in Lakeland. Exit I-94 at the Highway 95 exit. Turn south to the first road on the left (Eighth street N.) Follow Eighth Street N. to Quixoite Street, then turn right to the facility. There are additional facilities with launch fee on the Wisconsin side of the river in Hudson. Shore Angling: King Plant Electrical Generating Facility: Exel Energy allows shore anglers to fish in the discharge channel to the King Plant. The entrance to the plant is off highway 95 at the north end of Bayport. Follow the signs to the designated parking area for anglers.

This facility also has a launch fee. It is located just below the I-94 bridge in Lakeland. Exit I-94 at the Highway 95 exit. Turn south to the first road on the left (Eighth street N.) Follow Eighth Street N. to Quixoite Street, then turn right to the facility. There are additional facilities with launch fee on the Wisconsin side of the river in Hudson. Shore Angling: King Plant Electrical Generating Facility: Exel Energy allows shore anglers to fish in the discharge channel to the King Plant. The entrance to the plant is off highway 95 at the north end of Bayport. Follow the signs to the designated parking area for anglers.

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 Stock 4000 muskie fingerlings in odd numbered years. Monitor tagged catfish thru 2013. Monitor tagged sturgeon. Monitor commercial fishermen in attempt to determine presence of invasive carp. Aquatic Invasive Species Alert: Lake St. Croix contains Eurasian milfoil and zebra mussels. Remove all vegetation and drain all live wells, bait containers and any other water reservoirs before leaving the lake. The St. Croix River from Taylor's Falls downstream to the confluence with the Mississippi River contains Grass Carp, Silver Carp and Bighead Carp. Report any catches of these fish to the Minnesota DNR. Comments:

Stock 4000 muskie fingerlings in odd numbered years. Monitor tagged catfish thru 2013. Monitor tagged sturgeon. Monitor commercial fishermen in attempt to determine presence of invasive carp. Aquatic Invasive Species Alert: Lake St. Croix contains Eurasian milfoil and zebra mussels. Remove all vegetation and drain all live wells, bait containers and any other water reservoirs before leaving the lake. The St. Croix River from Taylor's Falls downstream to the confluence with the Mississippi River contains Grass Carp, Silver Carp and Bighead Carp. Report any catches of these fish to the Minnesota DNR. Comments:

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The 1837 Treaty of St. Peters with the Ojibwe was signed at St. Peters (now Mendota) which ceded to the United States government a vast tract of land in what today is north central Wisconsin and central Minnesota, roughly bounded by the Prairie du Chien Line in the south, Mississippi River in the west, St. Croix and Chippewa River watersheds in the north, and a 25-mile parallel east of the Wisconsin River in the east. This opened the region to logging. The river was important to the transportation of lumber downstream, from the areas where it was being cut to the sawmills that processed it. During the 1840s, important sawmills were located at St. Croix Falls and Marine on St. Croix, but as the 1850s progressed Stillwater became the primary lumber destination. During this time the population of Stillwater boomed, several additional sawmills were opened, and the town saw an influx of capital, primarily from lumber companies based downriver in St. Louis, Missouri . Stereoscopic photograph of

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The 1837 Treaty of St. Peters with the Ojibwe was signed at St. Peters (now Mendota) which ceded to the United States government a vast tract of land in what today is north central Wisconsin and central Minnesota, roughly bounded by the Prairie du Chien Line in the south, Mississippi River in the west, St. Croix and Chippewa River watersheds in the north, and a 25-mile parallel east of the Wisconsin River in the east. This opened the region to logging. The river was important to the transportation of lumber downstream, from the areas where it was being cut to the sawmills that processed it. During the 1840s, important sawmills were located at St. Croix Falls and Marine on St. Croix, but as the 1850s progressed Stillwater became the primary lumber destination. During this time the population of Stillwater boomed, several additional sawmills were opened, and the town saw an influx of capital, primarily from lumber companies based downriver in St. Louis, Missouri . Stereoscopic photograph of

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St. Croix River (Stillwater to Mississippi River)
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 Lake St. Croix contains Eurasian milfoil and zebra mussels. Remove all vegetation and drain all live wells, bait containers and any other water reservoirs before leaving the lake. The St. Croix River from Taylor's Falls downstream to the confluence with the Mississippi River contains Grass Carp, Silver Carp and Bighead Carp. Report any catches of these fish to the Minnesota DNR. Comments: Fishing on Lake St. Croix is often limited by extremely high level of recreational boating. Angling for Walleye and Sauger is the most popular fishing activity on this lake. There has been increased interest in Muskie angling in recent years. White Bass and Crappie populations tend to fluctuate greatly. More information about Lake St. Croix

Lake St. Croix contains Eurasian milfoil and zebra mussels. Remove all vegetation and drain all live wells, bait containers and any other water reservoirs before leaving the lake. The St. Croix River from Taylor's Falls downstream to the confluence with the Mississippi River contains Grass Carp, Silver Carp and Bighead Carp. Report any catches of these fish to the Minnesota DNR. Comments: Fishing on Lake St. Croix is often limited by extremely high level of recreational boating. Angling for Walleye and Sauger is the most popular fishing activity on this lake. There has been increased interest in Muskie angling in recent years. White Bass and Crappie populations tend to fluctuate greatly. More information about Lake St. Croix

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 Anglers may fish on either side of the causeway. St. Croix Bluffs County Park: Anglers fish at the mouth of the entrance to the boat access lagoon. There is a small amount of additional shoreline available in the park. Point Douglas County Park: This is another Washington County facility, but there is no fee for use of this park. There are shore fishing structures located at the extreme east end of the park, just above and under the U.S. highway 10 bridge to Wisconsin. The park can be reached by traveling east on highway 10 from U.S. 61. Management Plans: Conduct special assessment if staff are available.

Anglers may fish on either side of the causeway. St. Croix Bluffs County Park: Anglers fish at the mouth of the entrance to the boat access lagoon. There is a small amount of additional shoreline available in the park. Point Douglas County Park: This is another Washington County facility, but there is no fee for use of this park. There are shore fishing structures located at the extreme east end of the park, just above and under the U.S. highway 10 bridge to Wisconsin. The park can be reached by traveling east on highway 10 from U.S. 61. Management Plans: Conduct special assessment if staff are available.

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St. Croix River (Stillwater to Mississippi River)
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 Shore Angling: King Plant Electrical Generating Facility: Exel Energy allows shore anglers to fish in the discharge channel to the King Plant. The entrance to the plant is off highway 95 at the north end of Bayport. Follow the signs to the designated parking area for anglers. Lowell Park in Stillwater: This facility is in downtown Stillwater on either side of the historic lift bridge. Hudson City Park, Hudson, Wisconsin: The city of Hudson has an extensive park area west of Main Street. Included within the park is an old causeway of the pre-I-94 highway 12.

Shore Angling: King Plant Electrical Generating Facility: Exel Energy allows shore anglers to fish in the discharge channel to the King Plant. The entrance to the plant is off highway 95 at the north end of Bayport. Follow the signs to the designated parking area for anglers. Lowell Park in Stillwater: This facility is in downtown Stillwater on either side of the historic lift bridge. Hudson City Park, Hudson, Wisconsin: The city of Hudson has an extensive park area west of Main Street. Included within the park is an old causeway of the pre-I-94 highway 12.

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 This marina is located just south of Anderson Windows adjacent to Lakeside Park. Windmill Marina: This facility is located in Afton, Minnesota. They allow launching and parking for a fee. Beanie's Resort: This facility also has a launch fee. It is located just below the I-94 bridge in Lakeland. Exit I-94 at the Highway 95 exit. Turn south to the first road on the left (Eighth street N.) Follow Eighth Street N. to Quixoite Street, then turn right to the facility. There are additional facilities with launch fee on the Wisconsin side of the river in Hudson.

This marina is located just south of Anderson Windows adjacent to Lakeside Park. Windmill Marina: This facility is located in Afton, Minnesota. They allow launching and parking for a fee. Beanie's Resort: This facility also has a launch fee. It is located just below the I-94 bridge in Lakeland. Exit I-94 at the Highway 95 exit. Turn south to the first road on the left (Eighth street N.) Follow Eighth Street N. to Quixoite Street, then turn right to the facility. There are additional facilities with launch fee on the Wisconsin side of the river in Hudson.

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Cities and towns
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 Although the addition of an interstate bridge connected to MN Highway 36 was objected to by residents, nearby communities, conservation groups, and the National Park Service, construction of the bridge was authorized by amending the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act of 1968. Light and noise pollution are concerns of those opposed to the bridge, who cites the original act that kept such activity to the south along the Interstate 94 corridor. The St. Croix Crossing bridge was ultimately completed in August 2017. The St. Croix River Association (SCRA) is a watershed-wide non-profit advocating for conservation throughout the watershed. Founded in 1911 as an all-volunteer citizens group, it has evolved into a staffed, mature nonprofit organization and official "friends group" of the St. Croix National Scenic Riverway. Its mission is to protect, restore, and celebrate the St. Croix River and its watershed. St Croix River, MN
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St. Croix River Dalles at Interstate State Park, Wisconsin. Father Louis Hennepin wrote in 1683, from information probably provided by Daniel Greysolon, Sieur du Lhut: " There is another River which falls ... into the Meschasipi ... We named it The River of the Grave, or Mausoleum because the Savages buried there one of their Men ... who was bitten by a Rattlesnake." In the original French, this is translated as "Rivière Tombeaux".

Although the addition of an interstate bridge connected to MN Highway 36 was objected to by residents, nearby communities, conservation groups, and the National Park Service, construction of the bridge was authorized by amending the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act of 1968. Light and noise pollution are concerns of those opposed to the bridge, who cites the original act that kept such activity to the south along the Interstate 94 corridor. The St. Croix Crossing bridge was ultimately completed in August 2017. The St. Croix River Association (SCRA) is a watershed-wide non-profit advocating for conservation throughout the watershed. Founded in 1911 as an all-volunteer citizens group, it has evolved into a staffed, mature nonprofit organization and official "friends group" of the St. Croix National Scenic Riverway. Its mission is to protect, restore, and celebrate the St. Croix River and its watershed. St Croix River, MN
Naming
St. Croix River Dalles at Interstate State Park, Wisconsin. Father Louis Hennepin wrote in 1683, from information probably provided by Daniel Greysolon, Sieur du Lhut: " There is another River which falls ... into the Meschasipi ... We named it The River of the Grave, or Mausoleum because the Savages buried there one of their Men ... who was bitten by a Rattlesnake." In the original French, this is translated as "Rivière Tombeaux".

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 Anderson Windows: This is a dead end road adjacent to the Anderson Window manufacturing facility in Bayport. Parking is limited to designated city streets. No parking of vehicles with boat trailers is allowed on Anderson Corporation property. The Beach House Marina: This marina is located just south of Anderson Windows adjacent to Lakeside Park. Windmill Marina: This facility is located in Afton, Minnesota. They allow launching and parking for a fee. Beanie's Resort:

Anderson Windows: This is a dead end road adjacent to the Anderson Window manufacturing facility in Bayport. Parking is limited to designated city streets. No parking of vehicles with boat trailers is allowed on Anderson Corporation property. The Beach House Marina: This marina is located just south of Anderson Windows adjacent to Lakeside Park. Windmill Marina: This facility is located in Afton, Minnesota. They allow launching and parking for a fee. Beanie's Resort:

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There are three golf courses on St. Croix, the Carambola Golf & Country Club, The course at the Buccaneer Hotel and the Reef golf course. Carambola is a tropical and lush, 18 hole, Robert Trent Jones, Sr. designed championship style course. The Buccaneer is a 18 hole "resort" course that has some holes with great water views. The Reef golf course is a 9 hole course that can be challenging and has breathtaking ocean views throughout the course. Built thirty years ago by Laurence Rockefeller, and designed by Robert Trent Jones, the Carambola Golf Course is a beautiful 18 hole course located in a lush and tropical setting that has been awarded a gold medal by GOLF magazine as one of the best golf resorts in the world and received a 4-star rating by Golf Digest. Carambola is a par-72 golf course that meanders its way through a tropical valley, and several lakes that serve as water hazards on seven of the scenic holes. Lush tropical plants and gently rolling hills give this golf course a Caribbean appeal. The course has with almost 100 bunkers testing even the most accomplished golfer. There are four sets of tees and plenty of fairway that offers golfers of all skill level and enjoyable round of golf.

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St. Croix Golf Courses
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St. Croix Golf Courses
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St. Croix Golf Courses
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There are three golf courses on St. Croix, the Carambola Golf & Country Club, The course at the Buccaneer Hotel and the Reef golf course. Carambola is a tropical and lush, 18 hole, Robert Trent Jones, Sr. designed championship style course. The Buccaneer is a 18 hole "resort" course that has some holes with great water views. The Reef golf course is a 9 hole course that can be challenging and has breathtaking ocean views throughout the course. Built thirty years ago by Laurence Rockefeller, and designed by Robert Trent Jones, the Carambola Golf Course is a beautiful 18 hole course located in a lush and tropical setting that has been awarded a gold medal by GOLF magazine as one of the best golf resorts in the world and received a 4-star rating by Golf Digest. Carambola is a par-72 golf course that meanders its way through a tropical valley, and several lakes that serve as water hazards on seven of the scenic holes. Lush tropical plants and gently rolling hills give this golf course a Caribbean appeal. The course has with almost 100 bunkers testing even the most accomplished golfer. There are four sets of tees and plenty of fairway that offers golfers of all skill level and enjoyable round of golf.

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Fishing on the St. Croix River (Photo: ) The St. Croix River forms the border between Wisconsin and Minnesota and is one of the top fishing destinations in both states. Designated a National Scenic Riverway in 1968, the river is as popular among canoeists and kayakers as fishermen. Walleye are the most sought-after game fish in the river, and "Game & Fish Magazine" has named the river as one of the top smallmouth streams in Wisconsin as well as one of the top muskellunge fisheries in Minnesota. Upper St. Croix River
The upper St. Croix is the more scenic and secluded part of the river, offering some of the most productive smallmouth bass fishing around, with some true giants present. Walleye and sauger are also abundant, and this part of the river holds some potentially record-breaking catfish. Pike, muskellunge, bluegill, crappie and lake sturgeon round out the fishing. Smallmouth fishing peaks in early summer, and fall also offers some outstanding fishing. Spinners, crankbaits and soft plastics in crayfish-imitating colors are the baits of choice for smallies. Lower St. Croix River
The lower St. Croix River becomes increasingly wide and lake-like as it moves toward its confluence with the Mississippi River.

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Fishing on the St. Croix River | USA Today
Fishing in Onalaska, Wisconsin
Fishing in Uhwarrie, North Carolina
Fishing on the St. Croix River
Travel Tips
Richard Corrigan, Leaf Group Updated March 15, 2018
Fishing on the St. Croix River (Photo: ) The St. Croix River forms the border between Wisconsin and Minnesota and is one of the top fishing destinations in both states. Designated a National Scenic Riverway in 1968, the river is as popular among canoeists and kayakers as fishermen. Walleye are the most sought-after game fish in the river, and "Game & Fish Magazine" has named the river as one of the top smallmouth streams in Wisconsin as well as one of the top muskellunge fisheries in Minnesota. Upper St. Croix River
The upper St. Croix is the more scenic and secluded part of the river, offering some of the most productive smallmouth bass fishing around, with some true giants present. Walleye and sauger are also abundant, and this part of the river holds some potentially record-breaking catfish. Pike, muskellunge, bluegill, crappie and lake sturgeon round out the fishing. Smallmouth fishing peaks in early summer, and fall also offers some outstanding fishing. Spinners, crankbaits and soft plastics in crayfish-imitating colors are the baits of choice for smallies. Lower St. Croix River
The lower St. Croix River becomes increasingly wide and lake-like as it moves toward its confluence with the Mississippi River.

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 Built thirty years ago by Laurence Rockefeller, and designed by Robert Trent Jones, the Carambola Golf Course is a beautiful 18 hole course located in a lush and tropical setting that has been awarded a gold medal by GOLF magazine as one of the best golf resorts in the world and received a 4-star rating by Golf Digest. Carambola is a par-72 golf course that meanders its way through a tropical valley, and several lakes that serve as water hazards on seven of the scenic holes. Lush tropical plants and gently rolling hills give this golf course a Caribbean appeal. The course has with almost 100 bunkers testing even the most accomplished golfer. There are four sets of tees and plenty of fairway that offers golfers of all skill level and enjoyable round of golf. Amenities included a beautiful full service clubhouse, a practice green, a driving range, delicious restaurant and bar and a pro shop. For tee times call the Golf Shop at (340) 778-5638 or go to www.GolfCarambola.com
BUCCANEER GOLF COURSE - A par 70, 18-hole golf course encompassing 5,668 yards. 340-712-2100
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Golf Courses on St. Croix

Built thirty years ago by Laurence Rockefeller, and designed by Robert Trent Jones, the Carambola Golf Course is a beautiful 18 hole course located in a lush and tropical setting that has been awarded a gold medal by GOLF magazine as one of the best golf resorts in the world and received a 4-star rating by Golf Digest. Carambola is a par-72 golf course that meanders its way through a tropical valley, and several lakes that serve as water hazards on seven of the scenic holes. Lush tropical plants and gently rolling hills give this golf course a Caribbean appeal. The course has with almost 100 bunkers testing even the most accomplished golfer. There are four sets of tees and plenty of fairway that offers golfers of all skill level and enjoyable round of golf. Amenities included a beautiful full service clubhouse, a practice green, a driving range, delicious restaurant and bar and a pro shop. For tee times call the Golf Shop at (340) 778-5638 or go to www.GolfCarambola.com
BUCCANEER GOLF COURSE - A par 70, 18-hole golf course encompassing 5,668 yards. 340-712-2100
Go Golfing on St. Croix!

Maps - Saint Croix National Scenic Riverway (U.S. National Park Service) Maps
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The Namekagon and Upper St. Croix
The Middle St. Croix: Riverside
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 Map 5 - Riverside Landing to Sand Creek Landing
Map 6 - Sand Creek Landing to Highway 70
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The Lower St. Croix: Highway 8 to Boom Site Landing, Stillwater, Minnesota
A river description of the lower St. Croix River will help you plan your trip and know what to expect. Map 8 - Highway 8 to Osceola Landing
Map 9 - Osceola Landing to the High Bridge
Map 10 - The High Bridge to Boom Site Landing
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Map 5 - Riverside Landing to Sand Creek Landing
Map 6 - Sand Creek Landing to Highway 70
Map 7 - Highway 70 Landing to Highway 8
The Lower St. Croix: Highway 8 to Boom Site Landing, Stillwater, Minnesota
A river description of the lower St. Croix River will help you plan your trip and know what to expect. Map 8 - Highway 8 to Osceola Landing
Map 9 - Osceola Landing to the High Bridge
Map 10 - The High Bridge to Boom Site Landing
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Buccaneer Hotel Golf Course
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Carambola Golf Course
Carambola Beach Resort
Mahogany Run
The Reef Club Mini Golf Course
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Imagine yourself on the green of at St. Thomas golf course or putting the ninth overlooking the ocean at a St. Croix golf course. Make your dream a reality and book your US Virgin Islands golfing vacation today. St. Croix is a golfing paradise with three courses, so one is never more than a few minutes away. Virgin Island weather is perfect for golfing year round. You will have a tough time choosing between these great Virgin Islands golf courses! Be sure to check out info on St. John golf, St. Thomas golf courses, and the St. Croix golf courses below…
St. John golf might be a little hard to find due to the fact that St. John does not have any golf courses, but a short ferry ride over to St. Thomas or St. Croix will take you to some of the best golf courses in the USVI. Buccaneer Hotel Golf Course
Set on the grounds of a former sugar plantation and located just east of Christiansted, the Buccaneer Hotel course is an island within and island offering one of the most extensive rosters of activities on St. Croix. The 18-hole course takes players over sloping hills right to the edge of the Caribbean Sea. Golf pros are on duty full time. Guests and non-quests are welcome to play.

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Imagine yourself on the green of at St. Thomas golf course or putting the ninth overlooking the ocean at a St. Croix golf course. Make your dream a reality and book your US Virgin Islands golfing vacation today. St. Croix is a golfing paradise with three courses, so one is never more than a few minutes away. Virgin Island weather is perfect for golfing year round. You will have a tough time choosing between these great Virgin Islands golf courses! Be sure to check out info on St. John golf, St. Thomas golf courses, and the St. Croix golf courses below…
St. John golf might be a little hard to find due to the fact that St. John does not have any golf courses, but a short ferry ride over to St. Thomas or St. Croix will take you to some of the best golf courses in the USVI. Buccaneer Hotel Golf Course
Set on the grounds of a former sugar plantation and located just east of Christiansted, the Buccaneer Hotel course is an island within and island offering one of the most extensive rosters of activities on St. Croix. The 18-hole course takes players over sloping hills right to the edge of the Caribbean Sea. Golf pros are on duty full time. Guests and non-quests are welcome to play.

St. Croix River Crossing | New Bridge Near Stillwater, MN | Related Links
 Currently, severe traffic congestion in downtown Stillwater causes pedestrian and traffic safety problems, which are amplified by Lift Bridge operations. The St. Croix Crossing project will provide a safer, more reliable river crossing. The project includes a four-lane river bridge, new roadway approaches on both sides of the river, historic and environmental mitigation, and extensive trail facilities that will include converting the Lift Bridge to a bike and pedestrian facility. The project will provide jobs for suppliers, subcontractors, disadvantaged business enterprises as well as general contractors. The existing St. Croix River crossing at Stillwater, Minnesota, is a highway bridge connecting downtown Stillwater to the Town of St. Joseph in St. Croix County, Wisconsin. The crossing consists of a 1,050‑foot-long, 10-span, 2-lane bridge and a 750-foot earthen causeway extending from the Wisconsin shoreline. It is known as "the Lift Bridge," because one of the spans is a distinctive vertical lift span. The bridge, which opened in 1931, was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1989. Frequent raising of the bridge to allow boats to travel the St. Croix River causes traffic congestion in Stillwater and Houlton, Wisconsin, as traffic backs up to wait for the bridge to lower and resume vehicular traffic. YouTube
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 a two-mile self-guided Heritage Trail at the powerful St. Anthony Falls in Minneapolis; living history demonstrations at Historic Fort Snelling; and fishing, walking, biking and taking in the view at Hastings River Flats Park. The St. Croix National Scenic Riverway encompasses some of the most scenic and least developed country in the Upper Midwest
St. Croix National Scenic Riverway
Much of the 164-mile St. Croix River forms the border between Minnesota and Wisconsin, and it was one of only eight waterways originally designated as a “National Wild and Scenic River” by the federal government in 1968. It’s widely considered one of the best canoeing rivers in the nation, and also offers some of the best smallmouth bass fishing to be found, as well as great fishing for many other species. The Minnesota portion of the scenic river runs from St. Croix State Park, north of Pine City, to where the St. Croix meets the Mississippi River at Hastings. In addition to five particularly gorgeous state parks, there are numerous regional and city parks as well as primitive National Park Service campsites along the shore. The portion of the river north of Taylors Falls is particularly quiet and remote from signs of civilization, with motorboats less common than canoes. Motorboats are more common below Taylors Falls, though canoeing and kayaking are quite popular along the entire river. Just below the dam, Interstate State Park has self-guided trails along distinctive glacial potholes and dramatic cliffs overlooking the river, where rock climbing is popular as well.

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Canoeing, Kayaking and Rafting, Wisconsin Trail Guide Paddle Trails
Paddle Trails
Black River (Lower)
Bois Brule River
Brule River
Chippewa River
Eau Claire River
Flambeau River
Manitowish River
Menominee River
Montreal River
Namekagon River
Peshtigo River
Pike River
Pine River
Popple River
Red River
St Croix River
Tomahawk River
White River
Lower Wisconsin State Riverway
Wolf River
 2.1 Miles
SKILL LEVEL: Intermediate
CLASS: (III)
OUTFITTERS: No
This short stretch of the Red River serves up a fun, intermediate whitewater run that often has a reliable flow when other rivers are running low. Water levels are mainly dependent on release...
St Croix River
DISTANCE: 65.3 Miles
SKILL LEVEL: Easy to Novice
CLASS: Riffles to (II)
OUTFITTERS: Yes, 6+
The St Croix is one of the most popular and scenic paddling rivers in the Upper Midwest. Paddlers will find a wild and beautiful river that passes through a region of lush forests and scenic rock formations.

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Paddle Trails
Paddle Trails
Black River (Lower)
Bois Brule River
Brule River
Chippewa River
Eau Claire River
Flambeau River
Manitowish River
Menominee River
Montreal River
Namekagon River
Peshtigo River
Pike River
Pine River
Popple River
Red River
St Croix River
Tomahawk River
White River
Lower Wisconsin State Riverway
Wolf River

2.1 Miles
SKILL LEVEL: Intermediate
CLASS: (III)
OUTFITTERS: No
This short stretch of the Red River serves up a fun, intermediate whitewater run that often has a reliable flow when other rivers are running low. Water levels are mainly dependent on release...
St Croix River
DISTANCE: 65.3 Miles
SKILL LEVEL: Easy to Novice
CLASS: Riffles to (II)
OUTFITTERS: Yes, 6+
The St Croix is one of the most popular and scenic paddling rivers in the Upper Midwest. Paddlers will find a wild and beautiful river that passes through a region of lush forests and scenic rock formations.

Canoeing, Kayaking and Rafting, Wisconsin Trail Guide Paddle Trails
Paddle Trails
Black River (Lower)
Bois Brule River
Brule River
Chippewa River
Eau Claire River
Flambeau River
Manitowish River
Menominee River
Montreal River
Namekagon River
Peshtigo River
Pike River
Pine River
Popple River
Red River
St Croix River
Tomahawk River
White River
Lower Wisconsin State Riverway
Wolf River
 65.3 Miles
SKILL LEVEL: Easy to Novice
CLASS: Riffles to (II)
OUTFITTERS: Yes, 6+
The St Croix is one of the most popular and scenic paddling rivers in the Upper Midwest. Paddlers will find a wild and beautiful river that passes through a region of lush forests and scenic rock formations. Tomahawk River
DISTANCE: 12.2 Miles
SKILL LEVEL: Novice
CLASS: (II)
OUTFITTERS: Yes, 2
The Tomahawk is an often overlooked gem located in north-central Wisconsin, a few miles south of Minocqua.

65.3 Miles
SKILL LEVEL: Easy to Novice
CLASS: Riffles to (II)
OUTFITTERS: Yes, 6+
The St Croix is one of the most popular and scenic paddling rivers in the Upper Midwest. Paddlers will find a wild and beautiful river that passes through a region of lush forests and scenic rock formations. Tomahawk River
DISTANCE: 12.2 Miles
SKILL LEVEL: Novice
CLASS: (II)
OUTFITTERS: Yes, 2
The Tomahawk is an often overlooked gem located in north-central Wisconsin, a few miles south of Minocqua.

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U.S. Virgin Islands Golfing
Buccaneer Hotel Golf Course
The Buccaneer
Carambola Golf Course
Carambola Beach Resort
Mahogany Run
The Reef Club Mini Golf Course
 Be sure to check out info on St. John golf, St. Thomas golf courses, and the St. Croix golf courses below…
St. John golf might be a little hard to find due to the fact that St. John does not have any golf courses, but a short ferry ride over to St. Thomas or St. Croix will take you to some of the best golf courses in the USVI. Buccaneer Hotel Golf Course
Set on the grounds of a former sugar plantation and located just east of Christiansted, the Buccaneer Hotel course is an island within and island offering one of the most extensive rosters of activities on St. Croix. The 18-hole course takes players over sloping hills right to the edge of the Caribbean Sea. Golf pros are on duty full time. Guests and non-quests are welcome to play. Enjoy breakfast on the terrace where views of Christiansted Harbor will make a delightful way to start a round of play. The Buccaneer
P.O. Box 25200, 00820 Christiansted, U.S. Virgin Islands
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Lawrence Rockefeller built this Robert Trent Jones Sr. designed course in 1966 and spared no expense. There are many exciting and exhilarating challenges of this course. It has a 72.7 rating and a 131-slope rating, making it worthy of any experienced golfer.

Be sure to check out info on St. John golf, St. Thomas golf courses, and the St. Croix golf courses below…
St. John golf might be a little hard to find due to the fact that St. John does not have any golf courses, but a short ferry ride over to St. Thomas or St. Croix will take you to some of the best golf courses in the USVI. Buccaneer Hotel Golf Course
Set on the grounds of a former sugar plantation and located just east of Christiansted, the Buccaneer Hotel course is an island within and island offering one of the most extensive rosters of activities on St. Croix. The 18-hole course takes players over sloping hills right to the edge of the Caribbean Sea. Golf pros are on duty full time. Guests and non-quests are welcome to play. Enjoy breakfast on the terrace where views of Christiansted Harbor will make a delightful way to start a round of play. The Buccaneer
P.O. Box 25200, 00820 Christiansted, U.S. Virgin Islands
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Beauregard Bay Beachfront Tennis Court Watersports
St. Croix
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Facilities
House Rules
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Carambola Golf Course
Lawrence Rockefeller built this Robert Trent Jones Sr. designed course in 1966 and spared no expense. There are many exciting and exhilarating challenges of this course. It has a 72.7 rating and a 131-slope rating, making it worthy of any experienced golfer.

6 Spectacular National Park Sites in Minnesota | Explore Minnesota
 Canoeing on the Mississippi River takes you directly beneath the Stone Arch Bridge
Mississippi National River & Recreation Area
A 72-mile-long river park covers 54,000 acres from Dayton to Hastings, passing right through the heart of Minneapolis and St. Paul. The Mississippi National River & Recreation Area is a special sort of national park, called a “partnership park,” which works with local, regional and state partners who own and manage land along the river, joining forces to protect and preserve the great river’s wealth of natural, recreational, historic and cultural resources. The recreation area offers a variety of park ranger-led activities, such as talks, demonstrations, hikes, and occasional opportunities to get out on the water. Most activities are coordinated out of the Mississippi River Visitor Center, which features new exhibits, in the lobby of the Science Museum of Minnesota in downtown St. Paul. A few of the many worthwhile stops along the route including hiking, biking and fishing at Coon Rapids Regional Park and Hidden Falls-Crosby Farm Regional Park in St. Paul; a two-mile self-guided Heritage Trail at the powerful St. Anthony Falls in Minneapolis; living history demonstrations at Historic Fort Snelling; and fishing, walking, biking and taking in the view at Hastings River Flats Park. The St. Croix National Scenic Riverway encompasses some of the most scenic and least developed country in the Upper Midwest
St. Croix National Scenic Riverway
Much of the 164-mile St. Croix River forms the border between Minnesota and Wisconsin, and it was one of only eight waterways originally designated as a “National Wild and Scenic River” by the federal government in 1968. It’s widely considered one of the best canoeing rivers in the nation, and also offers some of the best smallmouth bass fishing to be found, as well as great fishing for many other species.

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St. Croix Crossing
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Stillwater Lift Bridge
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St. Croix Crossing project dedication ceremony
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Video series: Building the St. Croix Crossing
 The county is now responsible for management of the Wisconsin portion of the trail. Growth Management and Riverway MOU mitigation items
Minnesota Dept. of Natural Resources’ boat access. The DNR is requesting approval and designing a new boat landing next to the St. Croix River Crossing bridge in Minnesota. For more information, contact Kent Skaar, Minn. DNR at 651-259-5646 or kent.skaar@state.mn.us. Construction on related projects
Stillwater Lift Bridge
The Lift bridge, spanning the St. Croix River, has been converted to a bicycle/pedestrian crossing and became part of a 4.7-mile “loop trail” system connecting the new river bridge with the historic bridge. The Lift Bridge will continue to operate to allow boat navigation beneath. Wisconsin Hwy 64, Houlton, Wis.
Wisconsin Hwy 64 Loop Trail in Wisconsin: Construction of Loop Trail in Wisconsin (part of St. Croix Crossing’s Loop Trail project) and landscaping. Included construction of two trailhead parking lots, a restroom and a picnic shelter with tables and benches.

St. Croix Crossing

St. Croix Crossing
St. Croix Crossing
Project complete
About this project
Work included:
Construction on related projects
Stillwater Lift Bridge
Wisconsin Hwy 64, Houlton, Wis.
St. Croix Crossing project dedication ceremony
Project news
Blog series
Video series: Building the St. Croix Crossing

The county is now responsible for management of the Wisconsin portion of the trail. Growth Management and Riverway MOU mitigation items
Minnesota Dept. of Natural Resources’ boat access. The DNR is requesting approval and designing a new boat landing next to the St. Croix River Crossing bridge in Minnesota. For more information, contact Kent Skaar, Minn. DNR at 651-259-5646 or kent.skaar@state.mn.us. Construction on related projects
Stillwater Lift Bridge
The Lift bridge, spanning the St. Croix River, has been converted to a bicycle/pedestrian crossing and became part of a 4.7-mile “loop trail” system connecting the new river bridge with the historic bridge. The Lift Bridge will continue to operate to allow boat navigation beneath. Wisconsin Hwy 64, Houlton, Wis.
Wisconsin Hwy 64 Loop Trail in Wisconsin: Construction of Loop Trail in Wisconsin (part of St. Croix Crossing’s Loop Trail project) and landscaping. Included construction of two trailhead parking lots, a restroom and a picnic shelter with tables and benches.

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Shore fishermen can find access to the upper St. Croix at Interstate Park, Osceola Landing, Boom Site Historical Wayside and William O'Brien State Park, all of which also offer boat launching facilities. The lower river is accessible through St. Croix Bluffs County Park, Point Douglas County Park, Lowell Park in Stillwater and Hudson City Park. You can launch a boat at St. Croix Bluffs County Park, Bayport Marine and Beanie's Resort. A number of state parks up and down both sides of the river offer campsites, cabins, hiking trails and other activities. Travel Tips Video
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LOCATION .--Lat 45°24'25", long 92°38'49", in SW 1/4 NW 1/4 sec.30, T.34 N., R.18 W., Polk County, Hydrologic Unit 07030005, St. Croix National Scenic Riverway, on left bank, 1,500 ft downstream from powerplant of Northern States Power Co., in St. Croix Falls, and at mile 52.2. DRAINAGE AREA .--6,240 square miles. PERIOD OF RECORD .--January 1902 to present. Prior to January 1910, monthly discharge only, published in WSP 1308. Prior to October 1939, published as "near St. Croix Falls." REVISED RECORDS .--WSP 1115: 1929.

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LOCATION .--Lat 45°24'25", long 92°38'49", in SW 1/4 NW 1/4 sec.30, T.34 N., R.18 W., Polk County, Hydrologic Unit 07030005, St. Croix National Scenic Riverway, on left bank, 1,500 ft downstream from powerplant of Northern States Power Co., in St. Croix Falls, and at mile 52.2. DRAINAGE AREA .--6,240 square miles. PERIOD OF RECORD .--January 1902 to present. Prior to January 1910, monthly discharge only, published in WSP 1308. Prior to October 1939, published as "near St. Croix Falls." REVISED RECORDS .--WSP 1115: 1929.

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The Hwy 36 St. Croix river crossing opened to traffic on Aug. 2, 2017. Work included: Final cleanup and landscaping
Rehabilitation and conversion of Stillwater Lift bridge to bicycle/pedestrian traffic and to serve boat traffic. When completed in late spring 2020, the lift bridge will be part of the new 4.7 mile Loop Trail that also includes the new St. Croix River crossing. The Loop Trail in Wisconsin is now complete and ownership of the trail has transferred to St. Croix County. The county is now responsible for management of the Wisconsin portion of the trail. Growth Management and Riverway MOU mitigation items
Minnesota Dept. of Natural Resources’ boat access. The DNR is requesting approval and designing a new boat landing next to the St. Croix River Crossing bridge in Minnesota. For more information, contact Kent Skaar, Minn. DNR at 651-259-5646 or kent.skaar@state.mn.us.

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The Hwy 36 St. Croix river crossing opened to traffic on Aug. 2, 2017. Work included: Final cleanup and landscaping
Rehabilitation and conversion of Stillwater Lift bridge to bicycle/pedestrian traffic and to serve boat traffic. When completed in late spring 2020, the lift bridge will be part of the new 4.7 mile Loop Trail that also includes the new St. Croix River crossing. The Loop Trail in Wisconsin is now complete and ownership of the trail has transferred to St. Croix County. The county is now responsible for management of the Wisconsin portion of the trail. Growth Management and Riverway MOU mitigation items
Minnesota Dept. of Natural Resources’ boat access. The DNR is requesting approval and designing a new boat landing next to the St. Croix River Crossing bridge in Minnesota. For more information, contact Kent Skaar, Minn. DNR at 651-259-5646 or kent.skaar@state.mn.us.

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 St. Croix River Resort, Onamia, Minnesota. Less than two hours north of the Twin Cities, this resort is situated on the edge of the St. Croix State Park, near the St. Croix River, known as one of the best canoe rivers in the nation. With RV and tent campsites, a picnic pavilion, Wi-Fi hotspots, shuttle service to canoeing and tubing, a playground, and an indoor pool, St. Croix River Resort could easily become one of your all-time favorite vacation spots. Contact Midwest Outdoor Resorts Membership Specialist Today! Registration Form
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St. Croix River Resort, Onamia, Minnesota. Less than two hours north of the Twin Cities, this resort is situated on the edge of the St. Croix State Park, near the St. Croix River, known as one of the best canoe rivers in the nation. With RV and tent campsites, a picnic pavilion, Wi-Fi hotspots, shuttle service to canoeing and tubing, a playground, and an indoor pool, St. Croix River Resort could easily become one of your all-time favorite vacation spots. Contact Midwest Outdoor Resorts Membership Specialist Today! Registration Form
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New St. Croix bridge meets in the middle, will open next fall - StarTribune.com New St. Croix River bridge meets in the middle, will open next fall
New St. Croix River bridge meets in the middle, will open next fall
Difficulty with the design of the mile-long span delayed opening to traffic until 2017
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 To onlookers on land, the bridge looks substantially complete. The span, for the first time unbroken, dwarfs the 85-year-old, two-lane Stillwater bridge just 2 miles upstream that it will replace. Dave Denney
Gallery: St. Croix bridge makes progress
Built to outlast most everyone who has witnessed its construction, the new bridge crosses a portion of the river known as Lake St. Croix, connecting Hwy. 36 in Oak Park Heights with Hwy. 35 in St. Joseph Township on the Wisconsin side. “It’s going to be a beautiful bridge, here for the long haul, 100-plus years,” Beer said. Big proportions
Late last week, workers — each tethered to a safety cable — assembled equipment over a canyon of empty space, guiding the final 180-ton concrete segment into place to complete the driving surface. The precast segment was the last of 988 secured side by side with high-tension cables that run into and through them. Those interior cables, if placed end to end, would extend 1,969 miles.

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New St. Croix River bridge meets in the middle, will open next fall
New St. Croix River bridge meets in the middle, will open next fall
Difficulty with the design of the mile-long span delayed opening to traffic until 2017
Big proportions
Controversy and costs

To onlookers on land, the bridge looks substantially complete. The span, for the first time unbroken, dwarfs the 85-year-old, two-lane Stillwater bridge just 2 miles upstream that it will replace. Dave Denney
Gallery: St. Croix bridge makes progress
Built to outlast most everyone who has witnessed its construction, the new bridge crosses a portion of the river known as Lake St. Croix, connecting Hwy. 36 in Oak Park Heights with Hwy. 35 in St. Joseph Township on the Wisconsin side. “It’s going to be a beautiful bridge, here for the long haul, 100-plus years,” Beer said. Big proportions
Late last week, workers — each tethered to a safety cable — assembled equipment over a canyon of empty space, guiding the final 180-ton concrete segment into place to complete the driving surface. The precast segment was the last of 988 secured side by side with high-tension cables that run into and through them. Those interior cables, if placed end to end, would extend 1,969 miles.

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 It also will stretch the boundaries of the metro area far into farm fields and villages in lightly populated northern St. Croix County, Wis.
Stillwater’s historic Lift Bridge has about 16,800 crossings a day — many of them commuters driving to and from work. “I think there’s a chance that the quiet character of Stillwater and Bayport and Oak Park Heights could change,” said Stillwater Mayor Ted Kozlowski, whose city fought hard to push interstate commuter traffic from the Lift Bridge. Civic leaders on the Wisconsin side, meanwhile, welcome potential prosperity. “There’s tremendous excitement here,” said Rob Kreibich of the New Richmond Area Chamber and Visitors Bureau. “ People have to pinch themselves to make sure it’s actually happening after such an extended battle to make it a reality. We’re expecting this bridge to deliver tremendous economic growth and business expansion.” Minnesota cabin-goers will pour through New Richmond en route to places like Hayward and Spooner, he said. “There is a perception that we’re far away and unreachable, but that bridge will change that in a hurry.” Shaking heads
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Birth of a bridge: St. Croix River project now halfway finished
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Birth of a bridge: St. Croix River project now halfway finished
On both sides of St. Croix River, residents wait to see the impact.
Halfway home
Shaking heads

It also will stretch the boundaries of the metro area far into farm fields and villages in lightly populated northern St. Croix County, Wis.
Stillwater’s historic Lift Bridge has about 16,800 crossings a day — many of them commuters driving to and from work. “I think there’s a chance that the quiet character of Stillwater and Bayport and Oak Park Heights could change,” said Stillwater Mayor Ted Kozlowski, whose city fought hard to push interstate commuter traffic from the Lift Bridge. Civic leaders on the Wisconsin side, meanwhile, welcome potential prosperity. “There’s tremendous excitement here,” said Rob Kreibich of the New Richmond Area Chamber and Visitors Bureau. “ People have to pinch themselves to make sure it’s actually happening after such an extended battle to make it a reality. We’re expecting this bridge to deliver tremendous economic growth and business expansion.” Minnesota cabin-goers will pour through New Richmond en route to places like Hayward and Spooner, he said. “There is a perception that we’re far away and unreachable, but that bridge will change that in a hurry.” Shaking heads
Jim Foster
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LOCATION .--Lat 45°24'25", long 92°38'49", in SW 1/4 NW 1/4 sec.30, T.34 N., R.18 W., Polk County, Hydrologic Unit 07030005, St. Croix National Scenic Riverway, on left bank, 1,500 ft downstream from powerplant of Northern States Power Co., in St. Croix Falls, and at mile 52.2. DRAINAGE AREA .--6,240 square miles.

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LOCATION .--Lat 45°24'25", long 92°38'49", in SW 1/4 NW 1/4 sec.30, T.34 N., R.18 W., Polk County, Hydrologic Unit 07030005, St. Croix National Scenic Riverway, on left bank, 1,500 ft downstream from powerplant of Northern States Power Co., in St. Croix Falls, and at mile 52.2. DRAINAGE AREA .--6,240 square miles.

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Today, the hotel is at the center of culture, tourism, business and government in the Virgin Islands’ historic town of Christiansted. The charming Hotel St. Croix / Club Comanche Hotel and Bridge House Guest Rooms and Suites have been lovingly restored and furnished with West Indian antiques and replicas. The 23 unique rooms provide all modern amenities including free internet access. Walk across the Comanche Bridge from the Hotel to the Pool Deck and relax while enjoying the view of Christiansted Boardwalk. ~ Local, Corporate, and Group Rates Available! ~
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Stunning beauty, peace and relaxation describe the atmosphere and character of Arawak Bay: the Inn at Salt River, this charming B&B on St. Croix’s north shore. Breathtaking views of Salt River Bay and the Caribbean Sea from each room, glimpses of St. Thomas and Tortola, island breakfasts with house specialties and relaxation by the pool and bar, affirm that you are in America’s paradise even as you stay connected via free, in-room, wireless access and satellite TV.

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Saint Croix Island ( French: Île Sainte-Croix ), long known to locals as Dochet Island, is a small uninhabited island in Maine near the mouth of the Saint Croix River that forms part of the Canada–United States border separating Maine from New Brunswick. The island is in the heart of the traditional lands of the Passamaquoddy people who, according to oral tradition, used it to store food away from the dangers of mainland animals. The island was the site of an early attempt at French colonization by Pierre Dugua, Sieur de Mons in 1604. In 1984 it was designated by the United States Congress as Saint Croix Island International Historic Site. There is no public access to the island, but there is a visitor contact station on the U.S. mainland and a display on the Canadian mainland opposite the island. The 6.5 acre (26,000 m 2) island measures approximately 200 yd (182.9 m) long by 100 yd (91.4 m) wide, and is located approximately 4 mi (6 km) upstream from the mouth of the river on Passamaquoddy Bay . Contents
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The Passamaquoddy Nation, who had lived around and used the island for numerous centuries before European discovery used several names for the island including Muttoneguis, Muttoneguamus, Metanegwis, and Metnegwis.

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 South of the Twin Cities, near the Root River, this campground is nestled within an area of limestone bluffs and hardwood forest. Enjoy cabin rentals, RV and tent campsites, a heated swimming pool, hot tub, playground, mini golf, a convenience store, volleyball and basketball courts, laundry facilities, hiking trails, and free Wi-Fi. Soo Line Trail Campground, Hinckley, Minnesota. Pack your fishing gear when you head to this resort located minutes from Lake Mille Lacs and directly on the Soo Liven ATV Trail. This sixty-plus acre site has a convenience store and clubhouse, RV campsites, overnight suite rentals, direct access to over a hundred miles of ATV trails, bike rentals, campfire rings and Free Wi-Fi. St. Croix River Resort, Onamia, Minnesota. Less than two hours north of the Twin Cities, this resort is situated on the edge of the St. Croix State Park, near the St. Croix River, known as one of the best canoe rivers in the nation. With RV and tent campsites, a picnic pavilion, Wi-Fi hotspots, shuttle service to canoeing and tubing, a playground, and an indoor pool, St. Croix River Resort could easily become one of your all-time favorite vacation spots. Contact Midwest Outdoor Resorts Membership Specialist Today! Registration Form
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South of the Twin Cities, near the Root River, this campground is nestled within an area of limestone bluffs and hardwood forest. Enjoy cabin rentals, RV and tent campsites, a heated swimming pool, hot tub, playground, mini golf, a convenience store, volleyball and basketball courts, laundry facilities, hiking trails, and free Wi-Fi. Soo Line Trail Campground, Hinckley, Minnesota. Pack your fishing gear when you head to this resort located minutes from Lake Mille Lacs and directly on the Soo Liven ATV Trail. This sixty-plus acre site has a convenience store and clubhouse, RV campsites, overnight suite rentals, direct access to over a hundred miles of ATV trails, bike rentals, campfire rings and Free Wi-Fi. St. Croix River Resort, Onamia, Minnesota. Less than two hours north of the Twin Cities, this resort is situated on the edge of the St. Croix State Park, near the St. Croix River, known as one of the best canoe rivers in the nation. With RV and tent campsites, a picnic pavilion, Wi-Fi hotspots, shuttle service to canoeing and tubing, a playground, and an indoor pool, St. Croix River Resort could easily become one of your all-time favorite vacation spots. Contact Midwest Outdoor Resorts Membership Specialist Today! Registration Form
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 The  trail starts in town and winds north along the St. Croix; half a mile past Lions Park, there’s a site with picnic table, tent pad, fire ring and vault toilet. Being close to water, all of the river sites are great  in summer. Camping is first-come, first-served, but a free permit is required to camp on the lower stretch of the river, between St. Croix Falls and Stillwater. For more information, stop by the new visitors center in St. Croix Falls. For more about St. Croix Falls, see Trail mix. For more about river towns, see Sightseeing on the St. Croix. St. Croix National Scenic Riverway near Grantsburg. The very scenic Sandrock Cliffs Trail goes past another great site along the St. Croix, the rustic Sandrock Cliffs Campground north of Wisconsin 70. Red  pines on a hillside create a room-like atmosphere for tent campers, who  will sleep on a thick bed of fragrant needles.

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The  trail starts in town and winds north along the St. Croix; half a mile past Lions Park, there’s a site with picnic table, tent pad, fire ring and vault toilet. Being close to water, all of the river sites are great  in summer. Camping is first-come, first-served, but a free permit is required to camp on the lower stretch of the river, between St. Croix Falls and Stillwater. For more information, stop by the new visitors center in St. Croix Falls. For more about St. Croix Falls, see Trail mix. For more about river towns, see Sightseeing on the St. Croix. St. Croix National Scenic Riverway near Grantsburg. The very scenic Sandrock Cliffs Trail goes past another great site along the St. Croix, the rustic Sandrock Cliffs Campground north of Wisconsin 70. Red  pines on a hillside create a room-like atmosphere for tent campers, who  will sleep on a thick bed of fragrant needles.

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 It was a haven that, by then, seemed like heaven. It was surrounded by wildflowers and had everything we needed — a picnic table, a fire ring, a vault toilet – plus the swift, clear waters of the Namekagon, where we celebrated with an after-dinner swim. There are more than 100 primitive campsites along the St. Croix National Scenic Riverway, all first-come, first-served. St. Croix National Scenic Riverway near St. Croix Falls. I was hiking on the Ice Age National Scenic Trail when I came across this sweet little campsite with its own sand beach. The  trail starts in town and winds north along the St. Croix; half a mile past Lions Park, there’s a site with picnic table, tent pad, fire ring and vault toilet. Being close to water, all of the river sites are great  in summer. Camping is first-come, first-served, but a free permit is required to camp on the lower stretch of the river, between St. Croix Falls and Stillwater. For more information, stop by the new visitors center in St. Croix Falls.

It was a haven that, by then, seemed like heaven. It was surrounded by wildflowers and had everything we needed — a picnic table, a fire ring, a vault toilet – plus the swift, clear waters of the Namekagon, where we celebrated with an after-dinner swim. There are more than 100 primitive campsites along the St. Croix National Scenic Riverway, all first-come, first-served. St. Croix National Scenic Riverway near St. Croix Falls. I was hiking on the Ice Age National Scenic Trail when I came across this sweet little campsite with its own sand beach. The  trail starts in town and winds north along the St. Croix; half a mile past Lions Park, there’s a site with picnic table, tent pad, fire ring and vault toilet. Being close to water, all of the river sites are great  in summer. Camping is first-come, first-served, but a free permit is required to camp on the lower stretch of the river, between St. Croix Falls and Stillwater. For more information, stop by the new visitors center in St. Croix Falls.

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Who wrote the document and why? Les Voyages Du Sieur Champlain was written by Samuel de Champlain in the early 1600’s. Champlain would have written the document to help keep track of what was going on in the colony and to document it. Most of what Champlain wrote about was the various troubles they had and how they survived, along with the journeys him and his men embarked on. Where was this colony located? The colony was located at St. Croix Island, which is located at the mouth of the St. Croix River. It sits on the Canadian – American Border between New Brunswick and Maine. It has been designated a national historic site by the government of Canada and an International Historic Site by the United States Government. Its known as Dochet Island to local inhabitants, although no one currently lives on the island
St. Croix Island is located on the Saint Croix river which is the border between Maine and New Brunswick
Who were the settlers who tried to colonize this place? Samuel de Champlain, along with 79 other French explorers who attempted to establish a colony on St. Croix island, but failed.

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Samuel de Champlain
Who wrote the document and why? Les Voyages Du Sieur Champlain was written by Samuel de Champlain in the early 1600’s. Champlain would have written the document to help keep track of what was going on in the colony and to document it. Most of what Champlain wrote about was the various troubles they had and how they survived, along with the journeys him and his men embarked on. Where was this colony located? The colony was located at St. Croix Island, which is located at the mouth of the St. Croix River. It sits on the Canadian – American Border between New Brunswick and Maine. It has been designated a national historic site by the government of Canada and an International Historic Site by the United States Government. Its known as Dochet Island to local inhabitants, although no one currently lives on the island
St. Croix Island is located on the Saint Croix river which is the border between Maine and New Brunswick
Who were the settlers who tried to colonize this place? Samuel de Champlain, along with 79 other French explorers who attempted to establish a colony on St. Croix island, but failed.

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Wisconsin Hwy 64 Loop Trail in Wisconsin: Construction of Loop Trail in Wisconsin (part of St. Croix Crossing’s Loop Trail project) and landscaping. Included construction of two trailhead parking lots, a restroom and a picnic shelter with tables and benches. St. Croix Crossing project dedication ceremony
A celebration for the completion of the St. Croix Crossing Bridge project was held Aug. 2, 2017. Thanks to all who were able to join us in-person for this celebration. We are deeply grateful to all who helped achieve this monumental project. St. Croix Crossing Bridge Celebration Program (PDF)
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The Lift bridge, spanning the St. Croix River, has been converted to a bicycle/pedestrian crossing and became part of a 4.7-mile “loop trail” system connecting the new river bridge with the historic bridge. The Lift Bridge will continue to operate to allow boat navigation beneath. Wisconsin Hwy 64, Houlton, Wis.
Wisconsin Hwy 64 Loop Trail in Wisconsin: Construction of Loop Trail in Wisconsin (part of St. Croix Crossing’s Loop Trail project) and landscaping. Included construction of two trailhead parking lots, a restroom and a picnic shelter with tables and benches. St. Croix Crossing project dedication ceremony
A celebration for the completion of the St. Croix Crossing Bridge project was held Aug. 2, 2017. Thanks to all who were able to join us in-person for this celebration. We are deeply grateful to all who helped achieve this monumental project. St. Croix Crossing Bridge Celebration Program (PDF)
Project news
Oct. 15 is the end of formal boat navigation season. Coast Guard regulates lift schedule.

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Distance: 287 miles
Find a map for this adventure at Minnesota River Valley National Scenic Byway
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 The colony was located at St. Croix Island, which is located at the mouth of the St. Croix River. It sits on the Canadian – American Border between New Brunswick and Maine. It has been designated a national historic site by the government of Canada and an International Historic Site by the United States Government. Its known as Dochet Island to local inhabitants, although no one currently lives on the island
St. Croix Island is located on the Saint Croix river which is the border between Maine and New Brunswick
Who were the settlers who tried to colonize this place? Samuel de Champlain, along with 79 other French explorers who attempted to establish a colony on St. Croix island, but failed. What motivated these people to travel across the Atlantic? Samuel De Champlain and his men were motivated to travel across the Atlantic to explore the new world on behalf of the French government and to colonize it. With whom did these people come into contact when they arrived in North America? Samuel De Champlain and his men would have come into contact with the First Nations peoples all along the St. Croix River. More specifically, the First Nations tribes he would have come in contact with would have been Algonquin, and if he continued to sail south, likely the Iroquois as well.

The colony was located at St. Croix Island, which is located at the mouth of the St. Croix River. It sits on the Canadian – American Border between New Brunswick and Maine. It has been designated a national historic site by the government of Canada and an International Historic Site by the United States Government. Its known as Dochet Island to local inhabitants, although no one currently lives on the island
St. Croix Island is located on the Saint Croix river which is the border between Maine and New Brunswick
Who were the settlers who tried to colonize this place? Samuel de Champlain, along with 79 other French explorers who attempted to establish a colony on St. Croix island, but failed. What motivated these people to travel across the Atlantic? Samuel De Champlain and his men were motivated to travel across the Atlantic to explore the new world on behalf of the French government and to colonize it. With whom did these people come into contact when they arrived in North America? Samuel De Champlain and his men would have come into contact with the First Nations peoples all along the St. Croix River. More specifically, the First Nations tribes he would have come in contact with would have been Algonquin, and if he continued to sail south, likely the Iroquois as well.

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 The Round River Trail runs through some of the more diverse terrains of the forest, allowing you to see small lakes and flora and fauna. The Paul Bunyan State Forest has four primitive campsites for bikers to use. Agassiz Recreational Trails
An abandoned railroad, the Agassiz recreational trails consist of 52 miles of trails running through Fertile, Ulen, Twin Valley and Crookston along Highway 32 in northwestern Minnesota. There are several river crossings along this trail, and depending on weather conditions, parts of the trails may be blocked off or closed. Voyageurs View campground is located off of Highway 32. They have tent sites as well as sites with electricity and water. St. Croix State Forest Trails
Located in central Minnesota, the St. Croix State Forest is along the Minnesota-Wisconsin state line. Boulder Campground and Tamarack Horse Camp are the two campgrounds along this trail. There are approximately 45 miles of ATV trails in the forest. According to ATV Magazine, the St. Croix trails are rated as difficult and best suited for intermediate and expert riders.

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The Round River Trail runs through some of the more diverse terrains of the forest, allowing you to see small lakes and flora and fauna. The Paul Bunyan State Forest has four primitive campsites for bikers to use. Agassiz Recreational Trails
An abandoned railroad, the Agassiz recreational trails consist of 52 miles of trails running through Fertile, Ulen, Twin Valley and Crookston along Highway 32 in northwestern Minnesota. There are several river crossings along this trail, and depending on weather conditions, parts of the trails may be blocked off or closed. Voyageurs View campground is located off of Highway 32. They have tent sites as well as sites with electricity and water. St. Croix State Forest Trails
Located in central Minnesota, the St. Croix State Forest is along the Minnesota-Wisconsin state line. Boulder Campground and Tamarack Horse Camp are the two campgrounds along this trail. There are approximately 45 miles of ATV trails in the forest. According to ATV Magazine, the St. Croix trails are rated as difficult and best suited for intermediate and expert riders.

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5 Excellent Places for Beginners to Kayak in Minnesota 5 Excellent Places for Beginners to Kayak in Minnesota
5 Excellent Places for Beginners to Kayak in Minnesota
1. Lake Superior, Grand Marais, MN
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2. Wild River State Park, Center City, MN
3. Lake Calhoun, Minneapolis, MN
4. Cannon River State Water Trail
5. Root River State Water Trail
 On the other hand, if you find yourself there on a day when even the harbor is too rough, head a few miles up the Gunflint Trail to the public launch at Devil Track Lake and enjoy some gorgeous inland paddling in the North Woods. Instagram
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2. Wild River State Park, Center City, MN
Wild River State Park is located along some of the wildest stretches of the Minnesota side of the St. Croix River. Despite its name, the part of the river that runs through the park—during normal flow—is anything but wild. Indeed, it’s relatively shallow, not particularly swift, and riddled with islands to paddle around and explore. Unless the St. Croix is flood-swollen, it’s easy to maneuver a kayak up and downstream throughout this stretch. The park, itself, is gorgeous. Forested bluffs of big hardwoods stretch along the St. Croix, offering vistas for miles down the valley and across to Wisconsin. Anglers will find plenty of fishing opportunities along the river, both from shore or, if so inclined, from their boat. Beaver, fox, otter, and even the occasional black bear, are not uncommon in the park and may be seen along the shorelines.

5 Excellent Places for Beginners to Kayak in Minnesota

5 Excellent Places for Beginners to Kayak in Minnesota
5 Excellent Places for Beginners to Kayak in Minnesota
1. Lake Superior, Grand Marais, MN
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2. Wild River State Park, Center City, MN
3. Lake Calhoun, Minneapolis, MN
4. Cannon River State Water Trail
5. Root River State Water Trail

On the other hand, if you find yourself there on a day when even the harbor is too rough, head a few miles up the Gunflint Trail to the public launch at Devil Track Lake and enjoy some gorgeous inland paddling in the North Woods. Instagram
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2. Wild River State Park, Center City, MN
Wild River State Park is located along some of the wildest stretches of the Minnesota side of the St. Croix River. Despite its name, the part of the river that runs through the park—during normal flow—is anything but wild. Indeed, it’s relatively shallow, not particularly swift, and riddled with islands to paddle around and explore. Unless the St. Croix is flood-swollen, it’s easy to maneuver a kayak up and downstream throughout this stretch. The park, itself, is gorgeous. Forested bluffs of big hardwoods stretch along the St. Croix, offering vistas for miles down the valley and across to Wisconsin. Anglers will find plenty of fishing opportunities along the river, both from shore or, if so inclined, from their boat. Beaver, fox, otter, and even the occasional black bear, are not uncommon in the park and may be seen along the shorelines.

20 Top Things to Do in St. Croix While on a Cruise 20 Top Things to Do in St. Croix While on a Cruise
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St. Croix Port Information
1. Explore Frederiksted
2. Visit Salt River Bay National Historical Park and Ecological Reserve
3. Drive to Point Udall
4. Snorkel at Buck Island Reef National Monument
5. Dive the Cane Bay Wall
6. Hike to the Tide Pools
7. Experience Christiansted
8. Enjoy St. Croix’s Cuisine
9. Duty-Free Shopping
10. Explore a Sugar Plantation Ruin
11. Visit the Botanical Gardens
12. Step Back in Time at a Great House
13. ATV Through the Rainforest
14. Horse Riding in the Water
15. Explore Art
16. Hike to Jack and Isaac Bays
17. Sandy Point
18. Rainbow Beach
19. Water Sports
20. Experience St. Croix’s Culture at a Festival
St. Croix Weather
Over to You…
 Visit Salt River Bay National Historical Park and Ecological Reserve
While the name is a mouthful, it really does represent one of St. Croix most diverse attraction. The combination of important archaeological sites, land formations and the sea in Salt River Bay Park creates a diverse ecosystem that is fun to explore. This park boasts of the largest mangrove system in the USVI’s. A popular thing to do here is taking a kayak tour of the mangrove by the day and seeing the bioluminescent bay by night. The 1015acre park protects the islands flora and fauna in the estuary, wetlands and submarine canyon. Salt River Bay is located about 5miles from Christiansted on the northern side of the island. It’s the only place in the US territory where Columbus actually set foot on. You can get to the park by taking route 75 and 80. Damage from the 2017 hurricanes has seen the park’s visitor center remain closed. So, it’s best to visit the park in an excursion or as a guided tour in order to appreciate all it has to offer.

20 Top Things to Do in St. Croix While on a Cruise

20 Top Things to Do in St. Croix While on a Cruise
20 Top Things to Do in St. Croix While on a Cruise
St. Croix Port Information
1. Explore Frederiksted
2. Visit Salt River Bay National Historical Park and Ecological Reserve
3. Drive to Point Udall
4. Snorkel at Buck Island Reef National Monument
5. Dive the Cane Bay Wall
6. Hike to the Tide Pools
7. Experience Christiansted
8. Enjoy St. Croix’s Cuisine
9. Duty-Free Shopping
10. Explore a Sugar Plantation Ruin
11. Visit the Botanical Gardens
12. Step Back in Time at a Great House
13. ATV Through the Rainforest
14. Horse Riding in the Water
15. Explore Art
16. Hike to Jack and Isaac Bays
17. Sandy Point
18. Rainbow Beach
19. Water Sports
20. Experience St. Croix’s Culture at a Festival
St. Croix Weather
Over to You…

Visit Salt River Bay National Historical Park and Ecological Reserve
While the name is a mouthful, it really does represent one of St. Croix most diverse attraction. The combination of important archaeological sites, land formations and the sea in Salt River Bay Park creates a diverse ecosystem that is fun to explore. This park boasts of the largest mangrove system in the USVI’s. A popular thing to do here is taking a kayak tour of the mangrove by the day and seeing the bioluminescent bay by night. The 1015acre park protects the islands flora and fauna in the estuary, wetlands and submarine canyon. Salt River Bay is located about 5miles from Christiansted on the northern side of the island. It’s the only place in the US territory where Columbus actually set foot on. You can get to the park by taking route 75 and 80. Damage from the 2017 hurricanes has seen the park’s visitor center remain closed. So, it’s best to visit the park in an excursion or as a guided tour in order to appreciate all it has to offer.

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Saint Croix Island, Maine
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Not to be confused with Saint Croix in the Virgin Islands. Saint Croix Island
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Location
Washington County, Maine
Nearest city
Calais, Maine
Coordinates
45°7′42″N 67°8′0″W
 /  45.12833°N 67.13333°W  / 45.12833; -67.13333
Coordinates: 45°7′42″N 67°8′0″W
 /  45.12833°N 67.13333°W  / 45.12833; -67.13333
Area
44.90 acres (18.17 ha)
22.44 acres (0.0908 km2) federal
Established
June 8, 1949 (U.S. National Monument); 1968 (Cdn. National Historic Event); 1984 (International Historic Site)
Governing body
U.S. National Park Service and Parks Canada
Website
St. Croix Island International Historic Site
Saint Croix Island ( French: Île Sainte-Croix ), long known to locals as Dochet Island, is a small uninhabited island in Maine near the mouth of the Saint Croix River that forms part of the Canada–United States border separating Maine from New Brunswick. The island is in the heart of the traditional lands of the Passamaquoddy people who, according to oral tradition, used it to store food away from the dangers of mainland animals.

Saint Croix Island, Maine - Wikipedia

Saint Croix Island, Maine - Wikipedia
Saint Croix Island, Maine
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Not to be confused with Saint Croix in the Virgin Islands. Saint Croix Island
International Historic Site
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Location
Washington County, Maine
Nearest city
Calais, Maine
Coordinates
45°7′42″N 67°8′0″W
 /  45.12833°N 67.13333°W  / 45.12833; -67.13333
Coordinates: 45°7′42″N 67°8′0″W
 /  45.12833°N 67.13333°W  / 45.12833; -67.13333
Area
44.90 acres (18.17 ha)
22.44 acres (0.0908 km2) federal
Established
June 8, 1949 (U.S. National Monument); 1968 (Cdn. National Historic Event); 1984 (International Historic Site)
Governing body
U.S. National Park Service and Parks Canada
Website
St. Croix Island International Historic Site
Saint Croix Island ( French: Île Sainte-Croix ), long known to locals as Dochet Island, is a small uninhabited island in Maine near the mouth of the Saint Croix River that forms part of the Canada–United States border separating Maine from New Brunswick. The island is in the heart of the traditional lands of the Passamaquoddy people who, according to oral tradition, used it to store food away from the dangers of mainland animals.

20 Top Things to Do in St. Croix While on a Cruise 20 Top Things to Do in St. Croix While on a Cruise
20 Top Things to Do in St. Croix While on a Cruise
St. Croix Port Information
1. Explore Frederiksted
2. Visit Salt River Bay National Historical Park and Ecological Reserve
3. Drive to Point Udall
4. Snorkel at Buck Island Reef National Monument
5. Dive the Cane Bay Wall
6. Hike to the Tide Pools
7. Experience Christiansted
8. Enjoy St. Croix’s Cuisine
9. Duty-Free Shopping
10. Explore a Sugar Plantation Ruin
11. Visit the Botanical Gardens
12. Step Back in Time at a Great House
13. ATV Through the Rainforest
14. Horse Riding in the Water
15. Explore Art
16. Hike to Jack and Isaac Bays
17. Sandy Point
18. Rainbow Beach
19. Water Sports
20. Experience St. Croix’s Culture at a Festival
St. Croix Weather
Over to You…
 Salt River Bay is located about 5miles from Christiansted on the northern side of the island. It’s the only place in the US territory where Columbus actually set foot on. You can get to the park by taking route 75 and 80. Damage from the 2017 hurricanes has seen the park’s visitor center remain closed. So, it’s best to visit the park in an excursion or as a guided tour in order to appreciate all it has to offer. Salt River Bay Park has the only remaining prehistoric ball court in the USVI and an important archaeological site. This bay is great for scuba diving. There is plenty to see in the fertile waters teeming with marine life. 3. Drive to Point Udall
Point Udall is probably the most unique and popular attraction in St. Croix.

Salt River Bay is located about 5miles from Christiansted on the northern side of the island. It’s the only place in the US territory where Columbus actually set foot on. You can get to the park by taking route 75 and 80. Damage from the 2017 hurricanes has seen the park’s visitor center remain closed. So, it’s best to visit the park in an excursion or as a guided tour in order to appreciate all it has to offer. Salt River Bay Park has the only remaining prehistoric ball court in the USVI and an important archaeological site. This bay is great for scuba diving. There is plenty to see in the fertile waters teeming with marine life. 3. Drive to Point Udall
Point Udall is probably the most unique and popular attraction in St. Croix.

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Design - St. Croix Crossing - MnDOT St. Croix Crossing
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Design
Loop Trail
The Loop Trail is a 4.7-mile bicycle and pedestrian trail that is part of the St. Croix Crossing project. With the completion of the St. Croix Crossing Bridge on August 2, 2017, vehicle traffic has been re-routed from the existing Stillwater Lift Bridge, which is undergoing a transformation to a bicycle and pedestrian facility. The Loop Trail will cross the St. Croix River at the Stillwater Lift Bridge and on the new St. Croix Crossing Bridge. Trails in Minnesota and Wisconsin will complete the loop and will connect to regional and local trail systems.

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Loop Trail
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Loop Trail documents and maps*
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Learn more about the design and construction elements of the St. Croix Crossing project. Choose from the following table of contents, and stop back often. We will continually update this information and explain more activities as construction progresses. Read more about the project background, including summary of work, bidding and contracting info and more. Design
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Extradosed bridge
Landscaping
Construction
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Bridge deck
Stay cables
Pier 13
Bridge foundations
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Wisconsin approach
Minnesota approach
Design
Loop Trail
The Loop Trail is a 4.7-mile bicycle and pedestrian trail that is part of the St. Croix Crossing project. With the completion of the St. Croix Crossing Bridge on August 2, 2017, vehicle traffic has been re-routed from the existing Stillwater Lift Bridge, which is undergoing a transformation to a bicycle and pedestrian facility. The Loop Trail will cross the St. Croix River at the Stillwater Lift Bridge and on the new St. Croix Crossing Bridge. Trails in Minnesota and Wisconsin will complete the loop and will connect to regional and local trail systems.

Design - St. Croix Crossing - MnDOT St. Croix Crossing
St. Croix Crossing
Design and construction
Design
Construction
Design
Loop Trail
Loop Trail Construction
Upcoming and Ongoing
Minnesota Side
Wisconsin side
Loop Trail documents and maps*
Minnesota side
Wisconsin side
Visualization of completed Loop Trail
Extradosed bridge
Extradosed bridge overview:
Examples of extradosed bridges from around the world:
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Visualization
Construction
Bridge deck
Crossbeam
Pier table
Driving surface
Stay cables
Pier 13
Bridge foundations
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Wisconsin approach
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Extradosed bridge
Landscaping
Construction
Jump to: Ringer cranes (PDF)
Bridge deck
Stay cables
Pier 13
Bridge foundations
Construction maps
Wisconsin approach
Minnesota approach
Design
Loop Trail
The Loop Trail is a 4.7-mile bicycle and pedestrian trail that is part of the St. Croix Crossing project. With the completion of the St. Croix Crossing Bridge on August 2, 2017, vehicle traffic has been re-routed from the existing Stillwater Lift Bridge, which is undergoing a transformation to a bicycle and pedestrian facility. The Loop Trail will cross the St. Croix River at the Stillwater Lift Bridge and on the new St. Croix Crossing Bridge. Trails in Minnesota and Wisconsin will complete the loop and will connect to regional and local trail systems. Please note that the Lift Bridge will still need to accommodate boat navigation with lifts. Loop Trail Construction
The St. Croix Crossing Bike/Pedestrian Loop Trail (Loop Trail) project includes the trail from the Stillwater Lift Bridge up existing WIS Hwy 64, through portions of Houlton, Wis. The trail continues along the new WIS Hwy 64 to the new St. Croix Crossing Bridge and along MN Hwy 95 north to the lift bridge. The two trailhead parking areas in Wisconsin provide parking for trail users. The Loop Trail is expected to be fully operational by spring 2020 (PDF). Upcoming and Ongoing
Construction of the remaining portions of the Loop Trail were completed in 2019, with the exception of the Stillwater Lift Bridge.

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Family -run for three generations, The Buccaneer is celebrating its 70th anniversary in 2017 and is a member of Historic Hotels of America. Both historic and modern, this St. Croix resort blends old world charm with warm hospitality and the amenities expected by today's upscale traveler. More than a hotel, The Buccaneer is a premier destination resort for golf, tennis, water sports, weddings, honeymoons and family vacations. The resort features three beaches, each with its own personality. Centrally located Mermaid Beach includes a casual restaurant and bar, while fine dining is offered at The Terrace in the historic great house. The 18-hole championship golf course overlooks the sea. Peter Burwash Internatiional operates the tennis program, offering eight courts, lessons, camps and tournaments. Spa services are available at The Hideaway Spa.

Elegant. Legendary. TheBuccaneer.com
Family -run for three generations, The Buccaneer is celebrating its 70th anniversary in 2017 and is a member of Historic Hotels of America. Both historic and modern, this St. Croix resort blends old world charm with warm hospitality and the amenities expected by today's upscale traveler. More than a hotel, The Buccaneer is a premier destination resort for golf, tennis, water sports, weddings, honeymoons and family vacations. The resort features three beaches, each with its own personality. Centrally located Mermaid Beach includes a casual restaurant and bar, while fine dining is offered at The Terrace in the historic great house. The 18-hole championship golf course overlooks the sea. Peter Burwash Internatiional operates the tennis program, offering eight courts, lessons, camps and tournaments. Spa services are available at The Hideaway Spa.

Best hikes of Wisconsin's Ice Age Trail Greatest hits of the Ice Age
Greatest hits of the Ice Age
In Wisconsin, the best walking trails are gifts from the glaciers.
Interstate State Park, St. Croix Falls
Chippewa Moraine Interpretive Center, New Auburn
Timm’s Hill near Ogema
Mondeaux Flowage near Medford
Dells of the Eau Claire River near Wausau
Rib Mountain State Park in Wausau
Devil’s Lake State Park near Baraboo
Pewits Nest state natural area near Baraboo
Kettle Moraine State Forest
Potawatomi State Park, Sturgeon Bay
 You can also use the map on the Ice Age Trail Alliance site (just keep clicking to zoom in). Interstate State Park, St. Croix Falls
The clifftop Pothole Trail in this park along the St. Croix River is the best place to watch the abundant action: climbers on the basalt cliff face, sightseers across the river on Angle Rock, where the river takes a hard right; and paddlewheelers, which have been taking tourists to see the formations since 1904. There’s the craggy Old Man of the Dalles, the Elephant’s Head, the Turk with a turban and the Holy Cross, for which French fur-traders named the river. © Beth Gauper
In Interstate State Park, the Pothole Trail illustrates the power of fast-moving glacial water. It’s lined by cylindrical potholes, drilled into solid rock by whirlpools laced with gravel. They’re even bigger across the river in Minnesota’s Interstate State Park. Standing at the bottom of the 35-foot-deep Bake Oven, touching walls as smooth as vinyl, it’s easy to imagine the scene 12,000 years ago, when sheets of water from the melting Wisconsin Glacier roared past , creating what now is the St. Croix River Valley. Named Dalles of the St. Croix — dalle is French for rocky slab — this gorge is a first cousin of the Wisconsin Dells, which were created in a week by a nearly apocalyptic rush of glacial meltwater.

Best hikes of Wisconsin's Ice Age Trail

Greatest hits of the Ice Age
Greatest hits of the Ice Age
In Wisconsin, the best walking trails are gifts from the glaciers.
Interstate State Park, St. Croix Falls
Chippewa Moraine Interpretive Center, New Auburn
Timm’s Hill near Ogema
Mondeaux Flowage near Medford
Dells of the Eau Claire River near Wausau
Rib Mountain State Park in Wausau
Devil’s Lake State Park near Baraboo
Pewits Nest state natural area near Baraboo
Kettle Moraine State Forest
Potawatomi State Park, Sturgeon Bay

You can also use the map on the Ice Age Trail Alliance site (just keep clicking to zoom in). Interstate State Park, St. Croix Falls
The clifftop Pothole Trail in this park along the St. Croix River is the best place to watch the abundant action: climbers on the basalt cliff face, sightseers across the river on Angle Rock, where the river takes a hard right; and paddlewheelers, which have been taking tourists to see the formations since 1904. There’s the craggy Old Man of the Dalles, the Elephant’s Head, the Turk with a turban and the Holy Cross, for which French fur-traders named the river. © Beth Gauper
In Interstate State Park, the Pothole Trail illustrates the power of fast-moving glacial water. It’s lined by cylindrical potholes, drilled into solid rock by whirlpools laced with gravel. They’re even bigger across the river in Minnesota’s Interstate State Park. Standing at the bottom of the 35-foot-deep Bake Oven, touching walls as smooth as vinyl, it’s easy to imagine the scene 12,000 years ago, when sheets of water from the melting Wisconsin Glacier roared past , creating what now is the St. Croix River Valley. Named Dalles of the St. Croix — dalle is French for rocky slab — this gorge is a first cousin of the Wisconsin Dells, which were created in a week by a nearly apocalyptic rush of glacial meltwater.

St. Croix Chippewa Indians - Wikipedia St. Croix Chippewa Indians
St. Croix Chippewa Indians
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History
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Re-establishment
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References
 The Minisinaakwaang Village, Lake Lena Village, Kettle River and Snake River communities of the St. Croix Band in Minnesota became part of the Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe when the Minnesota Chippewa Tribe was established. Today, the St. Croix Band communities in Minnesota form the Mille Lacs Indian Reservation District III, located primarily in Pine County. The Minisinaakwaang Village serves as the government center for the Mille Lacs Indian Reservation District II. See also
St. Croix Chippewa Indians of Wisconsin
Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe
References
McMahon, Eileen M., and Theodore J. Karamanski. North Woods River: The St. Croix River in Upper Midwest History. University of Wisconsin Press (Madison, WI: 2009). Warren, William W. History of the Ojibway People. Borealis Books (St. Paul, MN:

St. Croix Chippewa Indians - Wikipedia

St. Croix Chippewa Indians
St. Croix Chippewa Indians
Contents
History
Division
Dispersal
Re-establishment
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References

The Minisinaakwaang Village, Lake Lena Village, Kettle River and Snake River communities of the St. Croix Band in Minnesota became part of the Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe when the Minnesota Chippewa Tribe was established. Today, the St. Croix Band communities in Minnesota form the Mille Lacs Indian Reservation District III, located primarily in Pine County. The Minisinaakwaang Village serves as the government center for the Mille Lacs Indian Reservation District II. See also
St. Croix Chippewa Indians of Wisconsin
Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe
References
McMahon, Eileen M., and Theodore J. Karamanski. North Woods River: The St. Croix River in Upper Midwest History. University of Wisconsin Press (Madison, WI: 2009). Warren, William W. History of the Ojibway People. Borealis Books (St. Paul, MN:

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 The tribal headquarters is located on the Sand Lake Reservation Community, which is one mile (1.6 km) west of the unincorporated community of Hertel, Wisconsin. The Tribe operates the St. Croix Casino enterprise of three casinos. " St. Croix Casino Turtle Lake", formally known as St. Croix Casino & Hotel in Turtle Lake, Wisconsin, "St. Croix Casino Hertel", formally known as "Little Turtle" Hertel Express Casino in Hertel, and "St. Croix Casino Danbury", formally known as St. Croix Casino and Hotel Danbury in Danbury. References

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Warren, William W. History of the Ojibway People. Borealis Books (St. Paul, MN: 1984). St. Croix Reservation and Off-Reservation Trust Land, Wisconsin United States Census Bureau
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The tribal headquarters is located on the Sand Lake Reservation Community, which is one mile (1.6 km) west of the unincorporated community of Hertel, Wisconsin. The Tribe operates the St. Croix Casino enterprise of three casinos. " St. Croix Casino Turtle Lake", formally known as St. Croix Casino & Hotel in Turtle Lake, Wisconsin, "St. Croix Casino Hertel", formally known as "Little Turtle" Hertel Express Casino in Hertel, and "St. Croix Casino Danbury", formally known as St. Croix Casino and Hotel Danbury in Danbury. References

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Diving aficionados will delight in the wide variety of diving experiences available on this stunning island. With many beaches and plenty of crystal blue water to explore, St. Croix is a diver’s dream. Spend your visit to St. Croix exploring vibrant coral reefs, shipwrecks, river canyons, and dive the famous Cane Bay “Wall” that runs about 7 miles parallel to the North Shore of St. Croix. Cane Bay is rated as one of the top dive spots in the Caribbean with its beautiful, living coral garden full of soft and hard corals of every type as well as tropical fish and other aquatic life. The average year-round water temperature is around 81 degrees F and visibility ranges from 60’-100’. View Our Photos
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With affordable half- and full-day tours, Jolly Roger water tours are the best way to see St. Croix and its surrounding waters. Snorkel uncrowded east end reefs, take a day trip to Buck Island, or enjoy fantastic views aboard a Sunset Sail cruise. No matter which option you choose, the whole family is sure to have an unforgettable time. View Our Photos
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This park was the site of a slave uprising led by General Buddhoe, which took place on July 3, 1848. To commemorate the emancipation of thousands of slaves, St. Croix hosts a large annual celebration with live music, traditional African ceremonies, and a group prayer.

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Diving aficionados will delight in the wide variety of diving experiences available on this stunning island. With many beaches and plenty of crystal blue water to explore, St. Croix is a diver’s dream. Spend your visit to St. Croix exploring vibrant coral reefs, shipwrecks, river canyons, and dive the famous Cane Bay “Wall” that runs about 7 miles parallel to the North Shore of St. Croix. Cane Bay is rated as one of the top dive spots in the Caribbean with its beautiful, living coral garden full of soft and hard corals of every type as well as tropical fish and other aquatic life. The average year-round water temperature is around 81 degrees F and visibility ranges from 60’-100’. View Our Photos
Jolly Roger Water Tours Explore the Ocean
With affordable half- and full-day tours, Jolly Roger water tours are the best way to see St. Croix and its surrounding waters. Snorkel uncrowded east end reefs, take a day trip to Buck Island, or enjoy fantastic views aboard a Sunset Sail cruise. No matter which option you choose, the whole family is sure to have an unforgettable time. View Our Photos
Buddhoe Park Remembering History
This park was the site of a slave uprising led by General Buddhoe, which took place on July 3, 1848. To commemorate the emancipation of thousands of slaves, St. Croix hosts a large annual celebration with live music, traditional African ceremonies, and a group prayer.

Wineries | Minnesota Grown
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The first wine trail in the state includes five of Minnesota’s oldest wineries in the Saint Croix, Mississippi, and Cannon River Valleys. Learn more about the Three Rivers Wine Trail. Upper Saint Croix Wine Trail Expand
Includes five family-owned wineries along the picturesque St. Croix National Scenic Riverway! This beautiful landscape's unique climate, geography, and environment contributes to the exceptional qualities of this region’s wine. Learn more about the Upper St Croix Wine Trail. The Heartland Wine Trail Expand
Includes seven wineries nestled among rolling river valleys in the glacial lakes region of western Minnesota. Learn more about the Minnesota Heartland Wine Trail. The Great River Road Wine Trail Expand
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Three Rivers Winery Trail Expand
The first wine trail in the state includes five of Minnesota’s oldest wineries in the Saint Croix, Mississippi, and Cannon River Valleys. Learn more about the Three Rivers Wine Trail. Upper Saint Croix Wine Trail Expand
Includes five family-owned wineries along the picturesque St. Croix National Scenic Riverway! This beautiful landscape's unique climate, geography, and environment contributes to the exceptional qualities of this region’s wine. Learn more about the Upper St Croix Wine Trail. The Heartland Wine Trail Expand
Includes seven wineries nestled among rolling river valleys in the glacial lakes region of western Minnesota. Learn more about the Minnesota Heartland Wine Trail. The Great River Road Wine Trail Expand
Includes nine wineries from three states along the beautiful Mississippi River. Learn more about the Great River Road Wine Trail. The Lake Pepin Wine Trail Expand
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 https://waterstreetinn.us/ (OR Call: 651.439.6000)The Inn has 61 well-appointed guestrooms and suites, most with double whirlpools, fireplaces, and balconies overlooking the St. Croix River. Home to… the new rooftop restaurant: Papa's, and Charlie's Irish Pub and restaurant (Newly Remodeled). With two modern boardrooms overlooking the St. Croix River and a large banquet room, the Water Street Inn can accommodate groups of 3 to 300 people. Enjoy Stillwater’s ONLY lodging on the St. Croix River next to the Historic Stillwater Lift Bridge and Brown's Creek State Trail. Greater Stillwater Chamber of Commerce / Discover Stillwater / Mainstreet Stillwater MN / Explore Minnesota Tourism / #onlyinMN
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Several VRBOS are also just a block away – The Downtown, Alesci on the Croix, Union Alley Escape, Downtown Loft Getaway, or Excelsior Escape. And don’t forget about the two new modern boutique hotels book-ending main street – Lora, Hotel Crosby. Lora Suite
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All Stillwater bike trails are shared spaces, so please be courteous of people no matter how they decide to enjoy the trail – walk, bike, scoot, segway, stroller, wheelchair, electric-assist bike or roller blades! Remember to yield to pedestrians and slower trail users, and give an audible signal if passing.

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https://waterstreetinn.us/ (OR Call: 651.439.6000)The Inn has 61 well-appointed guestrooms and suites, most with double whirlpools, fireplaces, and balconies overlooking the St. Croix River. Home to… the new rooftop restaurant: Papa's, and Charlie's Irish Pub and restaurant (Newly Remodeled). With two modern boardrooms overlooking the St. Croix River and a large banquet room, the Water Street Inn can accommodate groups of 3 to 300 people. Enjoy Stillwater’s ONLY lodging on the St. Croix River next to the Historic Stillwater Lift Bridge and Brown's Creek State Trail. Greater Stillwater Chamber of Commerce / Discover Stillwater / Mainstreet Stillwater MN / Explore Minnesota Tourism / #onlyinMN
Posted by Water Street Inn on Tuesday, May 12, 2020
Several VRBOS are also just a block away – The Downtown, Alesci on the Croix, Union Alley Escape, Downtown Loft Getaway, or Excelsior Escape. And don’t forget about the two new modern boutique hotels book-ending main street – Lora, Hotel Crosby. Lora Suite
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Hotel Crosby Suite
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All Stillwater bike trails are shared spaces, so please be courteous of people no matter how they decide to enjoy the trail – walk, bike, scoot, segway, stroller, wheelchair, electric-assist bike or roller blades! Remember to yield to pedestrians and slower trail users, and give an audible signal if passing.

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 Makes beautiful white wine. Marquette
Developed in 2006. This grape offers complex notes of cherry, berry, black pepper, and spice. Makes lovely red wine. Explore Minnesota's Wine Trails: Three Rivers Winery Trail Expand
The first wine trail in the state includes five of Minnesota’s oldest wineries in the Saint Croix, Mississippi, and Cannon River Valleys. Learn more about the Three Rivers Wine Trail. Upper Saint Croix Wine Trail Expand
Includes five family-owned wineries along the picturesque St. Croix National Scenic Riverway! This beautiful landscape's unique climate, geography, and environment contributes to the exceptional qualities of this region’s wine. Learn more about the Upper St Croix Wine Trail.

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Makes beautiful white wine. Marquette
Developed in 2006. This grape offers complex notes of cherry, berry, black pepper, and spice. Makes lovely red wine. Explore Minnesota's Wine Trails: Three Rivers Winery Trail Expand
The first wine trail in the state includes five of Minnesota’s oldest wineries in the Saint Croix, Mississippi, and Cannon River Valleys. Learn more about the Three Rivers Wine Trail. Upper Saint Croix Wine Trail Expand
Includes five family-owned wineries along the picturesque St. Croix National Scenic Riverway! This beautiful landscape's unique climate, geography, and environment contributes to the exceptional qualities of this region’s wine. Learn more about the Upper St Croix Wine Trail.

U.S. Route 8 - Wikipedia U.S. Route 8
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Route description
Forest Lake to St. Croix Falls
St. Croix Falls to Rhinelander
Rhinelander to Norway
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20th century
21st century
Future
Major intersections
Business route
See also
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 East of those lakes, US 8 crosses into the town of Center City. In Center City, US 8 runs between North and South Center lakes, curving around the north shore of South Center Lake. On the eastern edge of town, it turns due east for several miles and runs through Shafer. US 8 merges with State Highway 95 (MN 95) at a roundabout about two miles (3.2 km) southwest of Taylors Falls. The two highways concurrently turn northeast along the St. Croix River, entering town. At this point, MN 95 continues north along the river while US 8 turns east to cross the St. Croix River, exiting the state of Minnesota into Wisconsin. Bridge carrying US 8 across the St. Croix River
Legally, the Minnesota section of US 8 is defined as Constitutional Route 46 and Legislative Route 98 in the Minnesota Statutes §§ 161.114 (2) and 161.115 (29); the roadway is not marked with those numbers. The section of US 8 in Chisago County is officially designated the Moberg Trail. St. Croix Falls to Rhinelander
US 8 enters Polk County at St. Croix Falls as a multilane roadway.

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U.S. Route 8
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Contents
Route description
Forest Lake to St. Croix Falls
St. Croix Falls to Rhinelander
Rhinelander to Norway
History
20th century
21st century
Future
Major intersections
Business route
See also
Notes
References
External links

East of those lakes, US 8 crosses into the town of Center City. In Center City, US 8 runs between North and South Center lakes, curving around the north shore of South Center Lake. On the eastern edge of town, it turns due east for several miles and runs through Shafer. US 8 merges with State Highway 95 (MN 95) at a roundabout about two miles (3.2 km) southwest of Taylors Falls. The two highways concurrently turn northeast along the St. Croix River, entering town. At this point, MN 95 continues north along the river while US 8 turns east to cross the St. Croix River, exiting the state of Minnesota into Wisconsin. Bridge carrying US 8 across the St. Croix River
Legally, the Minnesota section of US 8 is defined as Constitutional Route 46 and Legislative Route 98 in the Minnesota Statutes §§ 161.114 (2) and 161.115 (29); the roadway is not marked with those numbers. The section of US 8 in Chisago County is officially designated the Moberg Trail. St. Croix Falls to Rhinelander
US 8 enters Polk County at St. Croix Falls as a multilane roadway.

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 They have tent sites as well as sites with electricity and water. St. Croix State Forest Trails
Located in central Minnesota, the St. Croix State Forest is along the Minnesota-Wisconsin state line. Boulder Campground and Tamarack Horse Camp are the two campgrounds along this trail. There are approximately 45 miles of ATV trails in the forest. According to ATV Magazine, the St. Croix trails are rated as difficult and best suited for intermediate and expert riders. Trout Valley ATV Trails
This 7-mile trail is located in Richard J. Dorer (RJD) Memorial Hardwood State Forest, and offers scenic views of the Trout, Whitewater and Mississippi River valleys. RJD Memorial Forest is located in southeastern Minnesota, and has seven primitive campgrounds available for trail users. References
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They have tent sites as well as sites with electricity and water. St. Croix State Forest Trails
Located in central Minnesota, the St. Croix State Forest is along the Minnesota-Wisconsin state line. Boulder Campground and Tamarack Horse Camp are the two campgrounds along this trail. There are approximately 45 miles of ATV trails in the forest. According to ATV Magazine, the St. Croix trails are rated as difficult and best suited for intermediate and expert riders. Trout Valley ATV Trails
This 7-mile trail is located in Richard J. Dorer (RJD) Memorial Hardwood State Forest, and offers scenic views of the Trout, Whitewater and Mississippi River valleys. RJD Memorial Forest is located in southeastern Minnesota, and has seven primitive campgrounds available for trail users. References
Minnesota Department of Natural Resources: Off-highway vehicle regulations
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 Hiking in St. Croix is especially interesting because the island is home to the ruins of more than 155 sugar mills and the largest concentration of baobab trees in the Caribbean. The trees are imported from West Africa and are considered sacred. St. Croix Heritage Trail: The St. Croix Heritage Trail is one of the Caribbean’s most notable sites. Established in 1999, the trail is 24 miles long and allows people to explore the whole island. The St. Croix Heritage Trail goes along scenic coastline, through cattle country, tropical forest and to historic seaport towns.

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Hiking in St. Croix is especially interesting because the island is home to the ruins of more than 155 sugar mills and the largest concentration of baobab trees in the Caribbean. The trees are imported from West Africa and are considered sacred. St. Croix Heritage Trail: The St. Croix Heritage Trail is one of the Caribbean’s most notable sites. Established in 1999, the trail is 24 miles long and allows people to explore the whole island. The St. Croix Heritage Trail goes along scenic coastline, through cattle country, tropical forest and to historic seaport towns.

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Hotels on St Croix US Virgin Islands HOTELS ON ST CROIX US VIRGIN ISLANDS
HOTELS ON ST CROIX US VIRGIN ISLANDS Beachfront? Waterfront?
Beach Hotel? Waterfront Hotel?
Waterfront hotels on St. Croix
Caravelle Hotel
Our northshore dive shop is located AT the hotel and the dive boat departs from directly in front of the hotel.
Club Comanche / Hotel St. Croix
Our northshore dive shop is 200 yards from the hotel.
Holger Danske Hotel
Our northshore dive shop is 100 yards from the hotel.
Inn on Strand Street
Our westshore dive boat is 3 blocks from the hotel.
Beachfront Hotels on St. Croix
The Buccaneer Hotel
Our northshore dive shop is 10 minutes from The Buccaneer via rental car or taxi van.
Cottages by the Sea
Our westshore dive shop is less than a mile from the hotel.
The Fred
Our westshore dive shop is just 4 blocks from the hotel.
Hotel on the Cay
Our northshore dive shop is a 2 minute ferry ride + 2 minute walk from the hotel.
Sand Castle on the Beach Hotel
Our westshore dive shop is less than a mile from the hotel.
If you've been doing some researching on your own and are interested in a hotel that is NOT listed here just shoot us an email and we'll tell you how close it is to either of our dive shops.
 The resort has an 18 hole golf course, tennis courts, two swimming pools, three beaches, and a spa. Our northshore dive shop is 10 minutes from The Buccaneer via rental car or taxi van. Check out The Buccaneer Hotel's website here
Cottages by the Sea
This small beachfront hotel is located on the western end of the island. 26 uniquely different cottages spread across almost 2 acres of beachfront property, The Caribbean living of simple cottages, dazzling sunsets, uncomplicated demands, rejuvenating breezes, and friendly people will provide you with a new place to escape to. Our westshore dive shop is less than a mile from the hotel. Check out Cottages by the Sea's website. The Fred
The newest hotel on St. Croix (and first new hotel in decades). A beautiful boutique hotel that's not only on the waterfront in Frederiksted but on its own beach too. In fact it's the ONLY hotel that is both on a beach and also in town. Swimming and snorkeling are available right off the beach and the Frederiksted Pier, a world class dive site, is just a few steps away.

Hotels on St Croix US Virgin Islands

HOTELS ON ST CROIX US VIRGIN ISLANDS
HOTELS ON ST CROIX US VIRGIN ISLANDS Beachfront? Waterfront?
Beach Hotel? Waterfront Hotel?
Waterfront hotels on St. Croix
Caravelle Hotel
Our northshore dive shop is located AT the hotel and the dive boat departs from directly in front of the hotel.
Club Comanche / Hotel St. Croix
Our northshore dive shop is 200 yards from the hotel.
Holger Danske Hotel
Our northshore dive shop is 100 yards from the hotel.
Inn on Strand Street
Our westshore dive boat is 3 blocks from the hotel.
Beachfront Hotels on St. Croix
The Buccaneer Hotel
Our northshore dive shop is 10 minutes from The Buccaneer via rental car or taxi van.
Cottages by the Sea
Our westshore dive shop is less than a mile from the hotel.
The Fred
Our westshore dive shop is just 4 blocks from the hotel.
Hotel on the Cay
Our northshore dive shop is a 2 minute ferry ride + 2 minute walk from the hotel.
Sand Castle on the Beach Hotel
Our westshore dive shop is less than a mile from the hotel.
If you've been doing some researching on your own and are interested in a hotel that is NOT listed here just shoot us an email and we'll tell you how close it is to either of our dive shops.

The resort has an 18 hole golf course, tennis courts, two swimming pools, three beaches, and a spa. Our northshore dive shop is 10 minutes from The Buccaneer via rental car or taxi van. Check out The Buccaneer Hotel's website here
Cottages by the Sea
This small beachfront hotel is located on the western end of the island. 26 uniquely different cottages spread across almost 2 acres of beachfront property, The Caribbean living of simple cottages, dazzling sunsets, uncomplicated demands, rejuvenating breezes, and friendly people will provide you with a new place to escape to. Our westshore dive shop is less than a mile from the hotel. Check out Cottages by the Sea's website. The Fred
The newest hotel on St. Croix (and first new hotel in decades). A beautiful boutique hotel that's not only on the waterfront in Frederiksted but on its own beach too. In fact it's the ONLY hotel that is both on a beach and also in town. Swimming and snorkeling are available right off the beach and the Frederiksted Pier, a world class dive site, is just a few steps away.

U.S. Route 8 - Wikipedia U.S. Route 8
U.S. Route 8
Contents
Route description
Forest Lake to St. Croix Falls
St. Croix Falls to Rhinelander
Rhinelander to Norway
History
20th century
21st century
Future
Major intersections
Business route
See also
Notes
References
External links
 At this point, MN 95 continues north along the river while US 8 turns east to cross the St. Croix River, exiting the state of Minnesota into Wisconsin. Bridge carrying US 8 across the St. Croix River
Legally, the Minnesota section of US 8 is defined as Constitutional Route 46 and Legislative Route 98 in the Minnesota Statutes §§ 161.114 (2) and 161.115 (29); the roadway is not marked with those numbers. The section of US 8 in Chisago County is officially designated the Moberg Trail. St. Croix Falls to Rhinelander
US 8 enters Polk County at St. Croix Falls as a multilane roadway. It joins State Highway 35 (WIS 35) at a diamond interchange located approximately one mile (1.6 km) from the state line. The two highways run concurrently for four miles (6.4 km) before WIS 35 turns off to the north at a location in the Town of St. Croix Falls west of Deer Lake. US 8 continues eastward through forest lands, and WIS 46 joins from the north for a four-mile (6.4 km) concurrency before splitting off to the south. Continuing eastward, US 8 passes through Range and crosses into Barron County at Turtle Lake. US 63 merges from the south near Turtle Lake and departs to the north in the downtown area.

U.S. Route 8 - Wikipedia

At this point, MN 95 continues north along the river while US 8 turns east to cross the St. Croix River, exiting the state of Minnesota into Wisconsin. Bridge carrying US 8 across the St. Croix River
Legally, the Minnesota section of US 8 is defined as Constitutional Route 46 and Legislative Route 98 in the Minnesota Statutes §§ 161.114 (2) and 161.115 (29); the roadway is not marked with those numbers. The section of US 8 in Chisago County is officially designated the Moberg Trail. St. Croix Falls to Rhinelander
US 8 enters Polk County at St. Croix Falls as a multilane roadway. It joins State Highway 35 (WIS 35) at a diamond interchange located approximately one mile (1.6 km) from the state line. The two highways run concurrently for four miles (6.4 km) before WIS 35 turns off to the north at a location in the Town of St. Croix Falls west of Deer Lake. US 8 continues eastward through forest lands, and WIS 46 joins from the north for a four-mile (6.4 km) concurrency before splitting off to the south. Continuing eastward, US 8 passes through Range and crosses into Barron County at Turtle Lake. US 63 merges from the south near Turtle Lake and departs to the north in the downtown area.

Hotels on St Croix US Virgin Islands HOTELS ON ST CROIX US VIRGIN ISLANDS
HOTELS ON ST CROIX US VIRGIN ISLANDS Beachfront? Waterfront?
Beach Hotel? Waterfront Hotel?
Waterfront hotels on St. Croix
Caravelle Hotel
Our northshore dive shop is located AT the hotel and the dive boat departs from directly in front of the hotel.
Club Comanche / Hotel St. Croix
Our northshore dive shop is 200 yards from the hotel.
Holger Danske Hotel
Our northshore dive shop is 100 yards from the hotel.
Inn on Strand Street
Our westshore dive boat is 3 blocks from the hotel.
Beachfront Hotels on St. Croix
The Buccaneer Hotel
Our northshore dive shop is 10 minutes from The Buccaneer via rental car or taxi van.
Cottages by the Sea
Our westshore dive shop is less than a mile from the hotel.
The Fred
Our westshore dive shop is just 4 blocks from the hotel.
Hotel on the Cay
Our northshore dive shop is a 2 minute ferry ride + 2 minute walk from the hotel.
Sand Castle on the Beach Hotel
Our westshore dive shop is less than a mile from the hotel.
If you've been doing some researching on your own and are interested in a hotel that is NOT listed here just shoot us an email and we'll tell you how close it is to either of our dive shops.
 Rum Runners restaurant is located right on the hotel's waterfront and there are several great restaurants nearby. Our northshore dive shop is located AT the hotel and the dive boat departs from directly in front of the hotel. Check out the Caravelle Hotel's website here! Club Comanche / Hotel St. Croix
A historic hotel that has been lovingly restored and furnished with West Indian antiques and replicas. The uniquely clean and spacious rooms provide all modern amenities to guests including free internet access. One of St Croix's top restaurants, 40 Strand Street Eatery (run by one of our former Instructors) is in the hotel along with R.A.W. a fresh seafood and bar. The hotel is about a block from the water in Christiansted so it's very convenient to restaurants, bars, shopping, and of course the dive boat. Our northshore dive shop is 200 yards from the hotel. Check out Club Comanche's Website Here! Holger Danske Hotel
Situated right on the Christiansted Boardwalk, overlooking the harbor the Holger Danske's name is Danish and loosely translated means "Island Dane".

Hotels on St Croix US Virgin Islands

Rum Runners restaurant is located right on the hotel's waterfront and there are several great restaurants nearby. Our northshore dive shop is located AT the hotel and the dive boat departs from directly in front of the hotel. Check out the Caravelle Hotel's website here! Club Comanche / Hotel St. Croix
A historic hotel that has been lovingly restored and furnished with West Indian antiques and replicas. The uniquely clean and spacious rooms provide all modern amenities to guests including free internet access. One of St Croix's top restaurants, 40 Strand Street Eatery (run by one of our former Instructors) is in the hotel along with R.A.W. a fresh seafood and bar. The hotel is about a block from the water in Christiansted so it's very convenient to restaurants, bars, shopping, and of course the dive boat. Our northshore dive shop is 200 yards from the hotel. Check out Club Comanche's Website Here! Holger Danske Hotel
Situated right on the Christiansted Boardwalk, overlooking the harbor the Holger Danske's name is Danish and loosely translated means "Island Dane".

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Sport Fishing
Fishing St. Croix ‘Forever & Always’ Charters
Caribbean Sea Adventures Sport Fishing
USVI Deep Sea Fishing Charters
Hook and Sun Fishing Charters
Blue Canyon Charters
Captain Cook Charters
Fish Tales
St. Croix Inshore Fishing Charters
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Swan Charters, LLC
Swan Charters, LLC
Book your multi-day charter around the USVI aboard this luxurious catamaran! Book Now
Native Son Ferry STJ Promo
Day Trip to St. John
Take a day trip directly from St. Croix to St. John using the Native Son high-speed ferry service. Next scheduled date is May 30th. Book your tickets now! BOOK NOW
Spirit of The Islands
Spirit of the Islands
Don't miss this annual Spiritual and Healing Arts Expo & Fair on June 19th at Cane Bay Campground! Click Here for Details
Sweet Bottom Dive Center
Sweet Bottom Dive Center
Your one stop shop on St. Croix for your next underwater adventure! READ MORE
Native Son Ferry
Native Son Ferry
Offering weekly high-speed ferry service between St. Thomas and St. Croix
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Buck Island Charters : Teroro and Dragonfly
Buck Island Charters
Enjoy smooth sailing to Buck Island aboard the Teroro II and Dragonfly
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Cruzan Cowgirls
Cruzan Cowgirls
Adventurous horseback riding tours of St. Croix's West End
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Sport Fishing
Sport Fishing
St. Croix sport fishing is fun for the entire family! St. Croix’s deep blue water is home to migratory fish such as wahoo, mahi mahi, tuna, marlin and the occasional sail fish. One of the best things about sport fishing in St. Croix is you don’t have to travel far to get to the fish.

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Sport Fishing
Sport Fishing
Fishing St. Croix ‘Forever & Always’ Charters
Caribbean Sea Adventures Sport Fishing
USVI Deep Sea Fishing Charters
Hook and Sun Fishing Charters
Blue Canyon Charters
Captain Cook Charters
Fish Tales
St. Croix Inshore Fishing Charters

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Swan Charters, LLC
Swan Charters, LLC
Book your multi-day charter around the USVI aboard this luxurious catamaran! Book Now
Native Son Ferry STJ Promo
Day Trip to St. John
Take a day trip directly from St. Croix to St. John using the Native Son high-speed ferry service. Next scheduled date is May 30th. Book your tickets now! BOOK NOW
Spirit of The Islands
Spirit of the Islands
Don't miss this annual Spiritual and Healing Arts Expo & Fair on June 19th at Cane Bay Campground! Click Here for Details
Sweet Bottom Dive Center
Sweet Bottom Dive Center
Your one stop shop on St. Croix for your next underwater adventure! READ MORE
Native Son Ferry
Native Son Ferry
Offering weekly high-speed ferry service between St. Thomas and St. Croix
BOOK NOW
Buck Island Charters : Teroro and Dragonfly
Buck Island Charters
Enjoy smooth sailing to Buck Island aboard the Teroro II and Dragonfly
READ MORE
Cruzan Cowgirls
Cruzan Cowgirls
Adventurous horseback riding tours of St. Croix's West End
READ MORE
Sport Fishing
Sport Fishing
St. Croix sport fishing is fun for the entire family! St. Croix’s deep blue water is home to migratory fish such as wahoo, mahi mahi, tuna, marlin and the occasional sail fish. One of the best things about sport fishing in St. Croix is you don’t have to travel far to get to the fish.

Hotels on St Croix US Virgin Islands HOTELS ON ST CROIX US VIRGIN ISLANDS
HOTELS ON ST CROIX US VIRGIN ISLANDS Beachfront? Waterfront?
Beach Hotel? Waterfront Hotel?
Waterfront hotels on St. Croix
Caravelle Hotel
Our northshore dive shop is located AT the hotel and the dive boat departs from directly in front of the hotel.
Club Comanche / Hotel St. Croix
Our northshore dive shop is 200 yards from the hotel.
Holger Danske Hotel
Our northshore dive shop is 100 yards from the hotel.
Inn on Strand Street
Our westshore dive boat is 3 blocks from the hotel.
Beachfront Hotels on St. Croix
The Buccaneer Hotel
Our northshore dive shop is 10 minutes from The Buccaneer via rental car or taxi van.
Cottages by the Sea
Our westshore dive shop is less than a mile from the hotel.
The Fred
Our westshore dive shop is just 4 blocks from the hotel.
Hotel on the Cay
Our northshore dive shop is a 2 minute ferry ride + 2 minute walk from the hotel.
Sand Castle on the Beach Hotel
Our westshore dive shop is less than a mile from the hotel.
If you've been doing some researching on your own and are interested in a hotel that is NOT listed here just shoot us an email and we'll tell you how close it is to either of our dive shops.
 There’s a new Boardwalk that runs throughout Christiansted Harbor from the seaplane base at one end to the historic area run by the U.S. National Park Service at the other. There are three hotels on the Boardwalk that are all within 100 yards of our dive shop and the dive boat. Waterfront hotels on St. Croix
Caravelle Hotel
Located right on the Christiansted Boardwalk the Caravelle Hotel and Casino is right in the middle of Christiansted's shopping, dining, and entertainment area. The hotel recently underwent a complete refurbishment that included adding a brand new casino. The hotel's fresh water pool overlooks scenic Christiansted Harbor and the beautiful Caribbean Sea. Rum Runners restaurant is located right on the hotel's waterfront and there are several great restaurants nearby. Our northshore dive shop is located AT the hotel and the dive boat departs from directly in front of the hotel. Check out the Caravelle Hotel's website here! Club Comanche / Hotel St. Croix
A historic hotel that has been lovingly restored and furnished with West Indian antiques and replicas. The uniquely clean and spacious rooms provide all modern amenities to guests including free internet access.

Hotels on St Croix US Virgin Islands

There’s a new Boardwalk that runs throughout Christiansted Harbor from the seaplane base at one end to the historic area run by the U.S. National Park Service at the other. There are three hotels on the Boardwalk that are all within 100 yards of our dive shop and the dive boat. Waterfront hotels on St. Croix
Caravelle Hotel
Located right on the Christiansted Boardwalk the Caravelle Hotel and Casino is right in the middle of Christiansted's shopping, dining, and entertainment area. The hotel recently underwent a complete refurbishment that included adding a brand new casino. The hotel's fresh water pool overlooks scenic Christiansted Harbor and the beautiful Caribbean Sea. Rum Runners restaurant is located right on the hotel's waterfront and there are several great restaurants nearby. Our northshore dive shop is located AT the hotel and the dive boat departs from directly in front of the hotel. Check out the Caravelle Hotel's website here! Club Comanche / Hotel St. Croix
A historic hotel that has been lovingly restored and furnished with West Indian antiques and replicas. The uniquely clean and spacious rooms provide all modern amenities to guests including free internet access.

St. Francis River - Wikipedia St. Francis River
St. Francis River
Contents
Description and course
Whitewater paddling sections
General overview and logistics:
Upper St. Francis:
Lower St. Francis:
River Flows
Upper St. Francis
Lower St. Francis
Names
See also
References
External links
 and the L'Anguille River, which joins it just above its mouth. Whitewater paddling sections
General overview and logistics: The most popular section of the St. Francis River for whitewater boating is divided into two sections, the Upper and the Lower. The Upper section's put-in is near Fredericktown, Missouri, off HW 72 just after it crosses the river. The put is also located just upstream of where Stouts Creek joins in with the St. Francis River. The take out for the upper St. Francis is at Millstream Gardens Conservation Area or slightly downstream of that at Tiemann Shut-ins, which also serves as the usual put-in for the lower St. Francis. The total five-mile stretch that encompasses both the upper and the Lower St. Francis River ends at Silver Mines Recreation Area (old highway D bridge). Upper St. Francis: The upper section of the river is much less technical than the lower and also has extensive flat water sections between rapids. The upper section is the longer of the two sections at 3.2 miles.

St. Francis River - Wikipedia

St. Francis River
St. Francis River
Contents
Description and course
Whitewater paddling sections
General overview and logistics:
Upper St. Francis:
Lower St. Francis:
River Flows
Upper St. Francis
Lower St. Francis
Names
See also
References
External links

and the L'Anguille River, which joins it just above its mouth. Whitewater paddling sections
General overview and logistics: The most popular section of the St. Francis River for whitewater boating is divided into two sections, the Upper and the Lower. The Upper section's put-in is near Fredericktown, Missouri, off HW 72 just after it crosses the river. The put is also located just upstream of where Stouts Creek joins in with the St. Francis River. The take out for the upper St. Francis is at Millstream Gardens Conservation Area or slightly downstream of that at Tiemann Shut-ins, which also serves as the usual put-in for the lower St. Francis. The total five-mile stretch that encompasses both the upper and the Lower St. Francis River ends at Silver Mines Recreation Area (old highway D bridge). Upper St. Francis: The upper section of the river is much less technical than the lower and also has extensive flat water sections between rapids. The upper section is the longer of the two sections at 3.2 miles.

Hotels on St Croix US Virgin Islands HOTELS ON ST CROIX US VIRGIN ISLANDS
HOTELS ON ST CROIX US VIRGIN ISLANDS Beachfront? Waterfront?
Beach Hotel? Waterfront Hotel?
Waterfront hotels on St. Croix
Caravelle Hotel
Our northshore dive shop is located AT the hotel and the dive boat departs from directly in front of the hotel.
Club Comanche / Hotel St. Croix
Our northshore dive shop is 200 yards from the hotel.
Holger Danske Hotel
Our northshore dive shop is 100 yards from the hotel.
Inn on Strand Street
Our westshore dive boat is 3 blocks from the hotel.
Beachfront Hotels on St. Croix
The Buccaneer Hotel
Our northshore dive shop is 10 minutes from The Buccaneer via rental car or taxi van.
Cottages by the Sea
Our westshore dive shop is less than a mile from the hotel.
The Fred
Our westshore dive shop is just 4 blocks from the hotel.
Hotel on the Cay
Our northshore dive shop is a 2 minute ferry ride + 2 minute walk from the hotel.
Sand Castle on the Beach Hotel
Our westshore dive shop is less than a mile from the hotel.
If you've been doing some researching on your own and are interested in a hotel that is NOT listed here just shoot us an email and we'll tell you how close it is to either of our dive shops.
 Inn on Strand Street
Located right on the waterfront in Frederiksted means this hotel has amazing sunset views. Though there's not an on-site restaurant there are several very close by. It's an easy walk to the Pier which is one of the top dive sites on the planet, especially at night. Our westshore dive boat is 3 blocks from the hotel. Check out The Inn on Strand Street's website here! Beachfront Hotels on St. Croix
The Buccaneer Hotel
Caribbean Travel & Life recently named The Buccaneer as one of the “Top Ten Classic Caribbean Hotels.” Each room features a private patio or balcony for maximum enjoyment of the spectacular views and cooling breezes. Conveniences include air conditioners, small refrigerators, safes, hairdryers, telephones, satellite television, irons and ironing boards, coffee makers, shower/bath tubs, double sinks and ceiling fans. Some rooms have soothing whirlpool tubs. There are also very luxurious villas available.

Hotels on St Croix US Virgin Islands

Inn on Strand Street
Located right on the waterfront in Frederiksted means this hotel has amazing sunset views. Though there's not an on-site restaurant there are several very close by. It's an easy walk to the Pier which is one of the top dive sites on the planet, especially at night. Our westshore dive boat is 3 blocks from the hotel. Check out The Inn on Strand Street's website here! Beachfront Hotels on St. Croix
The Buccaneer Hotel
Caribbean Travel & Life recently named The Buccaneer as one of the “Top Ten Classic Caribbean Hotels.” Each room features a private patio or balcony for maximum enjoyment of the spectacular views and cooling breezes. Conveniences include air conditioners, small refrigerators, safes, hairdryers, telephones, satellite television, irons and ironing boards, coffee makers, shower/bath tubs, double sinks and ceiling fans. Some rooms have soothing whirlpool tubs. There are also very luxurious villas available.

St. Croix Snorkeling and Snorkeling Tours - Best Snorkeling Sites, US Virgin Islands, USVI St. Croix Snorkeling and Snorkeling Tours USVI -U.S. Virgin Islands
St. Croix Snorkeling and Snorkeling Tours USVI -U.S. Virgin Islands
Snorkeling Tours
St. Croix Snorkeling Sites
Snorkel Gear - Renting and Purchasing Equipment
 Cane Bay: One of the island's best diving and snorkeling sites is off this beautiful north-shore beach. On most days, you can swim out a few hundred feet to see the Cane Bay Wall, which drops off dramatically from 40 feet of water to over 3000 feet deep! Multicolored fish, sea turtles and other sea life including Elkhorn, brain coral, and sea fans flourish here. Buck Island: This little island, whose land and offshore waters are designated as a national monument, lies 1.5 miles off the north coast of St. Croix. More than 250 recorded species of fish swim through its reef system. A variety of sponges, corals, and crustaceans also inhabit the area. Click here for more Buck Island Information
Jack's & Isaac's Bays - On the southeast tip of St. Croix, these two bays are remote but well worth the hike it takes to get there. Part of the St. Croix East End Marine Park, these two pristine bays have fabulous beaches and some of the best snorkeling on the island.

St. Croix Snorkeling and Snorkeling Tours - Best Snorkeling Sites, US Virgin Islands, USVI

St. Croix Snorkeling and Snorkeling Tours USVI -U.S. Virgin Islands
St. Croix Snorkeling and Snorkeling Tours USVI -U.S. Virgin Islands
Snorkeling Tours
St. Croix Snorkeling Sites
Snorkel Gear - Renting and Purchasing Equipment

Cane Bay: One of the island's best diving and snorkeling sites is off this beautiful north-shore beach. On most days, you can swim out a few hundred feet to see the Cane Bay Wall, which drops off dramatically from 40 feet of water to over 3000 feet deep! Multicolored fish, sea turtles and other sea life including Elkhorn, brain coral, and sea fans flourish here. Buck Island: This little island, whose land and offshore waters are designated as a national monument, lies 1.5 miles off the north coast of St. Croix. More than 250 recorded species of fish swim through its reef system. A variety of sponges, corals, and crustaceans also inhabit the area. Click here for more Buck Island Information
Jack's & Isaac's Bays - On the southeast tip of St. Croix, these two bays are remote but well worth the hike it takes to get there. Part of the St. Croix East End Marine Park, these two pristine bays have fabulous beaches and some of the best snorkeling on the island.

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Fishing St. Croix ‘Forever & Always’ Charters
Caribbean Sea Adventures Sport Fishing
USVI Deep Sea Fishing Charters
Hook and Sun Fishing Charters
Blue Canyon Charters
Captain Cook Charters
Fish Tales
St. Croix Inshore Fishing Charters
 On most occasions, your captain will drop lines just a couple of miles outside of the Christiansted Harbor. Closer to shore, try your hand at fly fishing or bottom fishing. Chances are you will land a snapper, bone fish, and maybe get to fight a tarpon! Whatever you decide, inshore or offshore, fishing on St. Croix really is a fun and can be quite tasty too! See our listings below for local sport fishing opertations. Fishing St. Croix ‘Forever & Always’ Charters
East End
(340) 244-1335
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Christiansted
(340) 773-2628
Come explore Buck Island with us! Known for its fabulous snorkeling and white sand beach, Buck Island is St. Croix’s top attraction. Caribbean Sea Adventures offers a variety of boating packages...
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Christiansted
(340) 514-6799
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Hook and Sun Fishing Charters
East End
(340) 227-9650
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Blue Canyon Charters
Christiansted
(504) 258-2589
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Captain Cook Charters
Island Wide
(979) 216-7018
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Fish Tales
Island Wide
(908) 797-6711
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St. Croix Inshore Fishing Charters
Island Wide
(340) 514-6078
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On most occasions, your captain will drop lines just a couple of miles outside of the Christiansted Harbor. Closer to shore, try your hand at fly fishing or bottom fishing. Chances are you will land a snapper, bone fish, and maybe get to fight a tarpon! Whatever you decide, inshore or offshore, fishing on St. Croix really is a fun and can be quite tasty too! See our listings below for local sport fishing opertations. Fishing St. Croix ‘Forever & Always’ Charters
East End
(340) 244-1335
Experience a fishing trip you will remember 'Forever & Always'! Fishing St. Croix offers offshore or near-shore charters for up to six people. Whether you are a fishing novice or a...
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Caribbean Sea Adventures Sport Fishing
Christiansted
(340) 773-2628
Come explore Buck Island with us! Known for its fabulous snorkeling and white sand beach, Buck Island is St. Croix’s top attraction. Caribbean Sea Adventures offers a variety of boating packages...
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USVI Deep Sea Fishing Charters
Christiansted
(340) 514-6799
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Hook and Sun Fishing Charters
East End
(340) 227-9650
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Blue Canyon Charters
Christiansted
(504) 258-2589
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Captain Cook Charters
Island Wide
(979) 216-7018
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Fish Tales
Island Wide
(908) 797-6711
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St. Croix Inshore Fishing Charters
Island Wide
(340) 514-6078
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The Best Golf Courses in and Outside of Charleston - Thrillist The Best Golf Courses in and Outside of Charleston (That Even Non-Golfers Will Love)
The Best Golf Courses in and Outside of Charleston (That Even Non-Golfers Will Love)
The Ocean Course at Kiawah Island
Patriots Point Links
May River Golf Club at Palmetto Bluff
Crooked Oaks Course
The Club at Pine Forest
City of Charleston Municipal Golf Course
The Links at Stono Ferry
Rivertowne Country Club
Bulls Bay Golf Club
Caledonia Golf and Fish Club
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The Links at Stono Ferry
Hollywood
If you visit The Links, you'll get a good game (hopefully) and a history lesson all in one. This scenic riverfront course was home to a plantation, a Revolutionary War battle, and an iconic Southern railroad (the Charleston and Savannah Railway) before it was filled with putting greens and flags. In fact, some of its history remains, including The Crossing (now the 14th tee box), which was once a ferry crossing for transporting goods and crops. Courtesy of Bailey Hood, Rooted ID
Rivertowne Country Club
Mount Pleasant
The National Golf Course Association awarded Rivertowne "Course of the Year" this year. It was designed by Arnold Palmer himself, and is another option with water views for golfers (hey, it’s Charleston). The course sports 13 holes on the creek or river... so when you lose your ball in a water hazard, at least it will be a pretty view. Check out more views at the nearby Boone Hall, which was the spot for the wedding of Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively. Bulls Bay Golf Club
Awendaw
If you want a “you against nature” kind of experience, then Bulls Bay is your course. No houses abutting the fairways, no tennis courts, no swimming pools -- it’s just you, real links play, and the wind blowing off the Atlantic Ocean.

The Best Golf Courses in and Outside of Charleston - Thrillist

The Best Golf Courses in and Outside of Charleston (That Even Non-Golfers Will Love)
The Best Golf Courses in and Outside of Charleston (That Even Non-Golfers Will Love)
The Ocean Course at Kiawah Island
Patriots Point Links
May River Golf Club at Palmetto Bluff
Crooked Oaks Course
The Club at Pine Forest
City of Charleston Municipal Golf Course
The Links at Stono Ferry
Rivertowne Country Club
Bulls Bay Golf Club
Caledonia Golf and Fish Club

Courtesy of SC Dept. of Parks
The Links at Stono Ferry
Hollywood
If you visit The Links, you'll get a good game (hopefully) and a history lesson all in one. This scenic riverfront course was home to a plantation, a Revolutionary War battle, and an iconic Southern railroad (the Charleston and Savannah Railway) before it was filled with putting greens and flags. In fact, some of its history remains, including The Crossing (now the 14th tee box), which was once a ferry crossing for transporting goods and crops. Courtesy of Bailey Hood, Rooted ID
Rivertowne Country Club
Mount Pleasant
The National Golf Course Association awarded Rivertowne "Course of the Year" this year. It was designed by Arnold Palmer himself, and is another option with water views for golfers (hey, it’s Charleston). The course sports 13 holes on the creek or river... so when you lose your ball in a water hazard, at least it will be a pretty view. Check out more views at the nearby Boone Hall, which was the spot for the wedding of Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively. Bulls Bay Golf Club
Awendaw
If you want a “you against nature” kind of experience, then Bulls Bay is your course. No houses abutting the fairways, no tennis courts, no swimming pools -- it’s just you, real links play, and the wind blowing off the Atlantic Ocean.

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River Crest Country Club
River Crest, Fort Worth’s oldest, most storied country club, opened in the spring of 1911 with a golf tournament, an outdoor barbecue for 500 guests, and a sale of surrounding home sites. Located five miles from downtown Fort Worth, the club was the first in Texas to include a residential housing development on its acreage. It was the first to stage a statewide women’s golf tournament, and its members founded the Women’s Texas Golf Association in 1916.

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River Crest Country Club
River Crest Country Club

Home - River Crest Country Club
River Crest Country Club
River Crest, Fort Worth’s oldest, most storied country club, opened in the spring of 1911 with a golf tournament, an outdoor barbecue for 500 guests, and a sale of surrounding home sites. Located five miles from downtown Fort Worth, the club was the first in Texas to include a residential housing development on its acreage. It was the first to stage a statewide women’s golf tournament, and its members founded the Women’s Texas Golf Association in 1916.

St. Julien's Creek Annex - Wikipedia St. Julien's Creek Annex
St. Julien's Creek Annex
Contents
Location
History
Environmental issues
References
Further reading
External links
 Its primary mission is to provide a radar testing range (35 acres or 141,640 m 2) and various administrative and warehousing structures for the Norfolk Naval Station . Contents
1 Location
2 History
3 Environmental issues
4 References
5 Further reading
6 External links
Location
St. Julien's Creek Annex occupies approximately 590 acres (1,982,960 m 2) located in southeastern Virginia at the confluence of St. Julien's Creek and the Southern Branch Elizabeth River in the city of Chesapeake, Virginia. The northern boundary of the annex is the boundary between the cities of Portsmouth and Chesapeake, Virginia. The Elizabeth River and St. Julien's Creek form its eastern and southern boundaries, respectively, of the annex. Norfolk Naval Shipyard is located less than one mile (1.6 km) to the north. History
The St. Julien's Creek Annex began operations in 1849 as an ordnance and material storage facility. In 1898, the facility was equipped for assembling ammunition, and until 1970, supplied ammunition to the fleet in addition to loading, assembling, issuing, and receiving naval gun ammunition, and conducting experimental and test loading for new ammunition. In 1969, St. Julien's Creek was disestablished under U.S. Department of Defense and was consolidated as an annex to the Naval Weapons Station at Yorktown, Virginia. Ordnance operations at the facility were terminated in the 1970s. In 1977, the annex was transferred to the Norfolk Naval Shipyard.

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St. Julien's Creek Annex
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History
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References
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External links

Five Great St. Louis Biking Trails for Family Bike Rides Five Great St. Louis Biking Trails for Family Bike Rides
Five Great St. Louis Biking Trails for Family Bike Rides
Tower Grove Park
Cliff Cave Trails
Creve Coeur Lake
Grant’s Trail
Katy Trail
 See also: Mobile Bicycle Repair Shop VeloFix Rolls Into St. Louis
Creve Coeur Lake
The 5.6-mile lakeview loop trail near Maryland Heights is good for all skill levels. Although heavily trafficked in warmer weather, the paved path circles the beautiful Creve Coeur Lake. As you travel along the trail, your family can enjoy the view of sailboats and kayakers on the lake. Grant’s Trail
This eight-mile-long trail stretches through south and southwest St. Louis County. The trail follows a former rail line and passes through some historic sites such as Grant’s Farm and White Haven, a home owned by former president Ulysses S. Grant. Since the trail is paved flat, it is perfect for biking. Katy Trail
Running from St. Charles to Clinton, Missouri, the Katy Trail stretches 225 miles long and is the longest rails-to-trails trail in the United States. Katy Trail offers a number of activity options along the route, and most of the trail follows the northern bank of the Missouri River. The St. Charles-to-Augusta leg in St. Charles County is popular with residents of metropolitan St. Louis.

Five Great St. Louis Biking Trails for Family Bike Rides

Five Great St. Louis Biking Trails for Family Bike Rides
Five Great St. Louis Biking Trails for Family Bike Rides
Tower Grove Park
Cliff Cave Trails
Creve Coeur Lake
Grant’s Trail
Katy Trail

See also: Mobile Bicycle Repair Shop VeloFix Rolls Into St. Louis
Creve Coeur Lake
The 5.6-mile lakeview loop trail near Maryland Heights is good for all skill levels. Although heavily trafficked in warmer weather, the paved path circles the beautiful Creve Coeur Lake. As you travel along the trail, your family can enjoy the view of sailboats and kayakers on the lake. Grant’s Trail
This eight-mile-long trail stretches through south and southwest St. Louis County. The trail follows a former rail line and passes through some historic sites such as Grant’s Farm and White Haven, a home owned by former president Ulysses S. Grant. Since the trail is paved flat, it is perfect for biking. Katy Trail
Running from St. Charles to Clinton, Missouri, the Katy Trail stretches 225 miles long and is the longest rails-to-trails trail in the United States. Katy Trail offers a number of activity options along the route, and most of the trail follows the northern bank of the Missouri River. The St. Charles-to-Augusta leg in St. Charles County is popular with residents of metropolitan St. Louis.