About • Location • Activities • Ecology
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982 acres statutory, 840 owned |
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1300 Summit Avenue N44 17.622, W94 27.928 |
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Daily from 8 a.m. until 10 p.m. |
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Daily park permit: $7 Annual park permit: $35 |
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Hiking Trails |
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8 miles |
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No hunting |
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Ecological Classification |
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Ecological Province | Prairie Parkland Province |
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Ecological Section | North Central Glaciated Plains |
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Ecological Subsection | Minnesota River Prairie |
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Land Type Association | Gibbon Till Plain Grogan Sand Plain Renville Till Plain |
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Dry Hill Prairie (Southern) Silver Maple - (Virginia Creeper) Floodplain Forest Sugar Maple - Basswood - (Bitternut Hickory) Forest Wet Prairie (Southern) |
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Martha Decker |
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Main Pavilion |
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Floodplain Forest |
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Cottonwood River |
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Flandrau SP MN Prairie Gal |
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Sep 20, 2020 Join me, the Prairie Gal as we explore a historic state park found in the city of New Ulm, Minnesota. Learn more about the history, geology and ecology of this beautiful forested area along the Cottonwood River. |
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Take a Hike on the Flandrau State Park Hiking Club Trail Just Beyond Parks |
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Nov 21, 2021 Take a Hike with us at Flandrau State Park on the Hiking Club Trail While camping here, we completed the Hiking Club Trail. If you're looking to camp here - check out our Flandrau State Park Campsite Video...link below. Please Subscribe to Just Beyond Parks on YouTube, Follow us on Instagram and Facebook to see where we adventure next! https://www.justbeyondparks.com Just Beyond Parks is dedicated to inspiring you through our experiences camping and hiking Minnesota State Parks + Midwest State Parks and interesting activities just beyond the parks. Thanks for watching! Here's a a stunning waterfall video in Copper Falls State Park: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iOVAJA7zOys&t=3s Flandrau State Park Campsite Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HGInOoywRno&t=1s |
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Camping at Flandrau State Park | New Ulm, Minnesota SolesTraveling |
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Sep 12, 2020 Flandrau State Park is in the heart of New Ulm, Minnesota. The park has semi-modern and rustic campgrounds. The park is also known for it's sandy bottom pool (but not open during COVID). This park is very shady, surrounded by mature trees. Each site comes with a picnic table and fire pit, and the park was well-maintained. The restrooms were closed when we were there, but a few porta-potties are available. Check in: 9/7/2020 |
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FLANDRAU MN State PARK - In September mattwinthewoods |
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Dec 15, 2018 Flandrau State Park, within the historic city of New Ulm, is a pleasant area with level trails and fantastic river and valley views of south-central Minnesota. The Cottonwood River presents a gorgeous background accompanying those who happiily hike these trails. Make sure to spend a bit of time and appreciate the area and its rich history of indigenous and settler peoples, particularly the Dakota Conflict of 1862. Schell's Brewery is another much recommended spot! |
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