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Watertown Recreation Trail - Orange Loop

10.4 mi

State: SD

Asphalt

Watertown Recreational Trail - Red Loop

4.6 mi

State: SD

Asphalt

Minnesota River State Trail

12.3 mi

State: MN

Asphalt, Dirt

Watertown Recreational Trail - Blue Loop

10.5 mi

State: SD

Asphalt

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Trail Image	Trail Name	States	Length	Surface	Rating
	Watertown Recreation Trail - Orange Loop Watertown's Orange Loop is a paved, multi-use trail that forms a semicircle around the clear waters of Lake Kampeska to the city's northwest. Much like the other trails in the city's recreational...	SD	10.4 mi	Asphalt	1 reviews
	Watertown Recreational Trail - Red Loop Part of a series of paved, multi-use pathways in the eastern South Dakota city of Watertown, the Red Loop travels through lovely open fields and quiet neighborhoods on the city's eastern edge. While...	SD	4.6 mi	Asphalt	1 reviews
	Minnesota River State Trail When complete, the Minnesota River State Trail will stretch from Big Stone Lake State Park north of Ortonville to Le Sueur, a distance of more than 175 miles. Currently, three disconnected segments of...	MN	12.3 mi	Asphalt, Dirt	1 reviews
	Watertown Recreational Trail - Blue Loop The Blue Loop is a key component in Watertown's system of paved, multi-use pathways, connecting a part of the city's Red Loop with the Orange Loop that encircles Lake Kampeska. A portion of the trail...	SD	10.5 mi	Asphalt	0 reviews

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Minnesota River State Trail

Mn River trail: Milan segment

March, 2025 by tfw6cvf54c

Bring your first aid kit in case you wipe out. Many areas of loose gravel where holes and cracks were filled. This segment one way is 3.0 miles from Milan to The boat landing at Lac qui Parle. There’s a gradual downward slope from Milan to the lake.