Swedish Immigrant Regional Trail

Minnesota

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Swedish Immigrant Regional Trail Facts

States: Minnesota
Counties: Chisago
Length: 11.7 miles
Trail end points: 302nd St. (Chisago City) and 637 First St. (Taylors Falls)
Trail surfaces: Asphalt
Trail category: Rail-Trail
ID: 6016325

Swedish Immigrant Regional Trail Description

The developing Swedish Immigrant Regional Trail will one day span 20 miles between the central Minnesota town of Wyoming and Taylors Falls on the banks of the St. Croix River. The paved trail will run east-west trail across Chisago County paralleling Highway 8 and follow a former rail line that once carried many Swedish settlers during the late 1800s. 

About the Route

There are currently two open segments of the trail: a 5-mile section running between Chisago City and Center City, and a 6.7-mile section running between Shafer and Taylors Falls. 

There are 5 trailheads along the route with various amenities including parking, restrooms, and camping.

Connections

In Wyoming, the trail will intersect the Sunrise Prairie Trail, a north-south route stretching 16 miles. The Swedish Immigrant Trail will also connect to the Chisago Lakes Area and Interstate State Park.

Parking and Trail Access

The Swedish Immigrant Regional Trail runs between 302nd St. (Chisago City) and 637 First St. (Taylors Falls).

Parking is available at:

  • Chisago City Trailhead at Watertower Park (11066 North Ave., Chisago City)
  • Shafer City Trailhead (30320 Redwing Ave., Shafer)

Visit the TrailLink map for all parking options and detailed directions.

Swedish Immigrant Regional Trail Reviews

Amazing trail

Trail is very well designed and maintained. Can’t wait until it is completed.

where the buffalo roam

Walk with a walker and dog(Jack) and wife almost every day beautiful woods you can see wild turkey's and if your there at the right time Eichtens buffalo herd could be right along the fence its neat to see such animals close up So lucky ran into Tim from public works who told us about the trail after the compost otherwise just walked the front part for our exercise peaceful all hours it's open SO GO ENJOY(but please not to many) lol

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