Snow Depth and Groomed Trail Conditions

Hayes Lake State Park

Trail conditions:

Most of the ground is bare, with patches of snow and ice in some shady spots. Ice on Hayes Lake is starting to separate from the shoreline and is opening up around the dam.

The trail(s):
Scenic views are numerous. The land is generally flat, except ridges and river valleys formed by glacial activity. Because this park and trail system is up in the far northern regions of the state, more of Minnesota's less common wildlife are sighted. Mink, bobcat, lynx and timber wolves may be seen.
You can snowshoe anywhere in Minnesota's state parks and recreation areas, except on trails that are specifically groomed for another activity, such as skiing or snowmobiling.

Facilities:

  • Winter camping in not available.

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Last updated on March 23, 2024. Local snow depth is 0".

Getting there

48990 County Road 4
Roseau, MN 56751

The trailhead is nine miles west of Wannaska on county road 4. Follow park road to parking area.

Parking is available near the picnic and Hayes Lake Dam areas.

Contact

Phone: 218-425-7504
Email: [email protected]
Contact hours will vary, but best time is on weekends. Contact Lake Bronson State Park 218-754-2200, if no answer.

More Info

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