Trails
Schedule
Open to the public year round
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Hiking, Snowshoeing, Cross Country Skiing
Come stroll or ski the paths along the Yellow River and enjoy the diverse beauty of Forts Folle Avoine Historical Park.
The cross-country ski trail is open. Parking is available outside the gates near the trail head. The trail circles around the perimeter of the 80-acre park, going through the Ojibwe Village and past the Fur Posts. The loop is about a mile long. A separate snowshoe trail was developed this winter that starts at the trail head outside the gate and travels west to the river and follows the river past the Fur Posts and Ojibwe Village, ending in the Primitive Camping area. Plans to continue the snowshoe trail through the remainder of the park to create a full circle are being created. The snowshoe trail is .5 miles to the Primitive area. 1 mile round trip. Please do not snowshoe or hike on the ski trail! |
Admission
From May - October, trail hikers are asked to check in at the Visitors Center before using the hiking trails. During the off-season, when the Historic Park is not open, visitors may ski or hike at no charge. Parking is available near the gate at the park entrance. Members of the Burnett County Historical Society may use the trails year-round at no charge.
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