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Willow River’s 13-14 miles of trails offer all difficulty levels, from steep ups and downs through woods to flat along the river, prairie and lake. There are paved wheelchair-accessible trails along the lake and near the Nature Center. The trail to Willow Falls is the most popular. It is accessed through the main gate, then a road to the right, and it has a very steep hill access from the parking lot nearby.
Condition descriptions for this trail are currently informed by the DNR Property Condition Notices map. When no alerts are active, trails are rated in fair condition. Throughout the season, please use caution after weather events and consider refraining from using the trail if leaving ruts in the surface, as deep footprints can impact the long-term smoothness of the trail.
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