Minnesota Seasons - Kensington Rune Stone Park


	Location

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	Kensington Rune Stone Park, Trollskogen Ski Area, map

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	Size
	304 acres

	Parking
	Visitor Center 8965 County Rd 103 SW Kensington MN 56343 N45 48.764, W95 40.220

	Hours
	The parks are open every day between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 10:30 p.m

	Fees
	No fee


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					Douglas County
					Northwest Minnesota


	Activities

	Hiking Trails
	Almost 8 miles of mulit-use trails

	Hunting
	No hunting


	Ecology

	Ecological Classification
	Ecological Province			Prairie Parkland Province
	Ecological Section			North Central Glaciated Plains
	Ecological Subsection			Minnesota River Prairie
	Land Type Association			Gilchrist Moraine

	Native Plant Communities*
	Basswood - Bur Oak - (Green Ash) Forest
	* Source: The Minnesota Biological Survey, Minnesota Department of Natural Resources, Division of Ecological Resources

	Natural Features


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	Runestone Park - A Place to Discover LakesCountryTV

	About Nov 21, 2013 KENSINGTON, MN The Kensington Runestone - was it really left here by Vikings? Whether or not, it was really found here in rural Minnesota over a hundred years ago. Lakes Country Living travels to the actual site of discovery, today the largest and most scenic county park in Douglas County. Hear the story as told by Park Superintendent Al Lieffort. Then plan to come and visit this beautiful location on Minnesota's Glacial Ridge Scenic Byway. Whether to tour the original farmstead that stood here in 1898, or to enjoy a beautiful park with many distinct geological features... we think you'll be glad you did.



	Kensington Runestone State Park kit truong

	About May 23, 2012 Olafs neighborhood